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6am–10pm 7 Days a Week
CLUBHOUSE HOURS
FRONT DESK HOURS
9am–5pm 7 Days A Week
TAMPA BAY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION TAMPA BAY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
SETH VANHALL General Manager /
Chief Operating Officer
352-588-9265 [email protected]
QUESTIONS REGARDING MASTER ASSOCIATION
HOMEOWNER ISSUES & BILLING?
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Administration Information
Tidbits Inquiries Information
TBCA President
Important Numbers
HOA, Master Board Listings
Notary Service
Garden Club: Proper Watering
Sunshine Committee: Celebration Of Life
Golf Boards/ Dress Code
Popular Pickleball
Quilters Win Blue Ribbons At State Fair
Pet Of The Month—Cline
In Memoriam—Rogers, Collins
Takeout & Delivery Food Service Menu
Dinner Dance—Chad Montana Band
Men’s Golf Association Results
Contributing Photographers
Bowling Results
Card Players
Tampa Bay Tootsies
Ladies Golf Flag Tournament
Happy Travelers Club
Par Seekers
Classifieds
VOLUME 19, ISSUE 4
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10641 OLD TAMPA BAY DRIVE, SAN ANTONIO, FL 33576
FirstService Residential Management & TBCA Board Will Continue
To Update Residents
Via Email During The Florida Governor’s
Stay At Home Order
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long as they remain open, we suggest bringing your own chair. If you are not sure if you should use the pool, play golf, tennis, pickleball, or shuffleboard, please stay home. On the positive side since we live in single-family homes, we can isolate ourselves if need be. It is easy for us to go outside for a walk and/or walk your pet or work in the garden. Imagine living in a high rise where you would need to use an elevator every time you left your dwelling. As you are aware, the restaurant is offering both delivery and pickup service. The phone numbers have been posted along with the menu. This allows us to provide a service to you and help our employees at the same time. It also helps our revenue stream while our restaurant and pub remain closed. Again, we are the most vulnerable demographic. To that extent I want to remind everyone to exercise sound judgement as we live through this serious health event. Be sure to wash your hands frequently, cover your mouth should you cough or sneeze, and most importantly stay home if you are sick. Be sure to keep up with the latest information from the CDC, NIH, and WHO, and the Florida Department of Health. We all now have extra time on our hands as a result of this virus. I am personally finding out how many bad movies and television shows there are for us to suffer through. There are things we can do to help pass the time that are more productive than simply watching television shows or movies. Now would be a good time to tackle those projects around the house that you have been avoiding for months. Just think how productive you will feel. Other ideas for passing the time include facetime calls with grandkids, putting puzzles together, reading books, painting, and enjoying other hobbies that you don’t always have time for. In closing, this is a difficult time for all of us. Each of our lives has been disrupted. We must think about the risk to ourselves and others before doing any activity. However, making sacrifices now could help us all get back to our normal routines more quickly. We need to think what is best for our community and how we can make TBGCC as safe as possible. Please take every precaution you can. This is a serious situation. Stay well.
TBCA MASTER BOARD
Stay Well by Bill Saffren, President Tampa Bay Community Association
I want to assure everyone that our management company and the Board of Directors is doing everything we can in
an attempt to provide the safest environment possible. While we understand we can not interrupt the spread of the coronavirus, we should do our part in trying to flatten the curve. As we are the most vulnerable demographic, we need to take every precaution possible to avoid the Covid-19 virus. This is a serious threat to everyone, not just us, and must be taken seriously. I understand our recent closures and event cancellations have caused inconvenience for everyone. However, the inconven-ience will hopefully be forgotten in the near term. Our actions in the past few days will help us to remain as healthy as possible. We continue to monitor the appropriate federal, state, and local health agencies and are prepared to adjust our current policy as required. Although we closed all of our buildings, our outdoor activities are available. We do ask that when using our golf courses, pools and courts you exercise proper social distancing and common sense. We are disinfecting the pools daily, but as
LATEST INFORMATION
Centers For Disease Control www.cdc.gov
National Institutes Of Health www.nih.gov
World Health Organization www.who.int
Florida Department Of Health www.floridahealth.gov
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TAMPA BAY COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION BOARD
OFFICERS
BILL SAFFREN President
Pelican Strand [email protected]
TIM KRUG Vice President Eagles Nest
NANCY RUSSELL Treasurer
Egret Landing [email protected]
MIKE GLOSS
Secretary Sanctuary
DIRECTORS
RICH PHILLIPS Clubhouse Preserve [email protected]
CAROLL SYPNIEWSKI
Deer Hollow [email protected]
BOB MYSZKA Herons Cove
SANDRA STERNAL Osprey Lakes
MONTY THEUS Osprey Lakes II
SAM VERSACE Sandhill Dunes
HOA
PRESIDENTS BOARD
EAGLES NEST
DAVID REISS
CLUBHOUSE PRESERVE HOPE BOND
DEER HOLLOW
VINCENT CANNATELLA
EGRET LANDING BRUCE WOLFSON
HERONS COVE GEORGE NOEL
OSPREY LAKE
MICHAEL PIERSON
OSPREY LAKE II CINDY LEEKS
SANDHILL DUNES
EARLE M. JEFTS
PELICAN STRAND HARVEY RUBIN
SANCTUARY
MATT ENERING
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NOTARY SERVICE
Notary Service is available at the Clubhouse and it is
also free to Members only. Please contact
Debra Ramos 352-588-9266
or Wendy Darby 352-588-4642
to schedule an appointment.
If documents call for witnesses, please remember
to bring them with you.
CLUBHOUSE FRONT DESK
REGISTER GATE VISITORS
DINING RESERVATIONS
352-588-0059 Fax 352-588-4090
GOLF SHOP 352-588-5454
SUB ASSOCIATIONS of TBGCC
Vesta Property Services Egret Landing HOA
727-258-0092
B & C COMMUNITY MGMT Deer Hollow, Eagles Nest, Osprey Lakes,
Clubhouse Preserve HOAs 727-239-5991
VANGUARD MANAGEMENT
Pelican Strand HOA 813-955-5885
The Sanctuary HOA 813-955-5935
QPM (QUALIFIED
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT) Sandhill Dunes, Herons Cove,
Osprey Lakes II HOAs 727-869-9700 or 727-457-3768
Post Office — 352-588-2901
Spectrum Cable — 833-697-7328 Waste Connections
of Florida — 352-583-4204 Pasco Utilities — 352-521-4285 Emergencies — 800-226-8144 Withlacoochee River Electric
352-588-5115 Fire Emergency Only … 911
Other Inquiries — 813-929-2750 Pasco County Sheriff’s
Department Non Emergency 727-847-8102
Tax Collector — 352-521-4360 Health Department — 727-861-5250
Poison Control — 800-222-1222 Alligator Hotline — 866-392-4286 Animal Control — 813-929-1212
National Do Not Call List 888-382-1222
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
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Proper Watering A Must As Gardening Season Starts by Scott Miller President
A s April begins we also come to the very dry season in
Florida. Please remember that your plants, shrubs and grass need water—all need at least 1 inch of water per week. To check, set a container in one or several beds or the grass. Run your sprinklers for
a known time and then measure the amount of water in the container. If less than one inch, adjust the time on your sprinkler to get to around one inch of water. Since Pasco County has a ban on watering more than one day a week, set your sprinklers so you can get 1 inch during the time your irrigation is operating.
Time To Trim Now is also the time to trim your shrubs. Never cut more than half the length of the main branch during this trim. After trimming, fertilize your plants using a granular 6-6-6 fertilizer, a time release fertilizer such as Osmocote or Dynamite, or a liquid fertilizer such as Miracle Grow bloom booster or 20-20-20. Read the instructions on the package as to the amount of fertilizer to use--either how many square feet an application covers or how to water the fertilizer in, but in any case do not overuse the amount of fertilizer that is spread on the area.
GARDEN CLUB
Time To Transplant Annual flowers and vegetables should now be planted if have not already done. You can always go to a big box store or a nursery to get plants that have been started earlier in the season that you can transplant now. Dig a hole twice as large as the potted plant you are putting in the ground and add peat moss and/or compost, if you have it, to the hole to enrich the soil for the plantings. Water these plants and make sure your irrigation system is working in the area of the plantings at a rate of 1 inch per week. The growing and harvest season is now well on its way in Florida, so enjoy the beautiful flowers and the fresh vegetables that will be coming from your garden.
Move Indoor Plants Outside Finally, give your indoor plants a break. Take them outdoors and let them stay out for the season if you have plants that can stand the outdoor conditions you have. Remember to water them at the same one inch per if your plants require the water. If they don’t require that amount, read up on how much water your particular plants need.
April Meeting Cancelled The Garden Club of TBGCC will suspend meetings until this virus problem is more under control. The field trip for April is canceled and May’s meeting may or may not hap-pen but everyone will get a notice. Enjoy gardening since plants may give allergies but not the virus. You may still contact me for your garden problems during this off time at [email protected], or 352-668-4365.
Celebration Of Life Luncheon Well Received
E very once in a while we have an opportunity to do something so awesome that it makes our hearts sing;
that’s the way The Tampa Bay Sunshine Committee feels about the “Celebration of Life” Luncheon they hosted at the Clubhouse in February for residents who lost loved ones during 2019. Attendance was terrific, food was delicious, and
SUNSHINE COMMITTEE
companionship delightful. For many, it was the first time the two groups (residents and Sunshine members) met face-to-face and the experience was heartwarming as family names were read and the hand-made Memorial Tree Christmas ornaments, a photograph of the tree, and a poem were presented to each family. It is an honor for this auspicious Committee to serve this wonderful community and we look forward to continuing to provide that extra bit of “sunshine” to TBGCC residents. Our mission is to lend a hand, bring a smile, share hope, and offer support and friendship to those in need and to their caregivers. If you would like to join this group, we meet second Mondays at 8am in the Clubhouse card room; volunteers are always welcome. Our heartfelt thanks to Loreall and the Club for helping make this luncheon a warm and memorable experience for all who attended.
The Sunshine Committee
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DRESS CODE
DINING ROOM, GRILLE ROOM/PUB,
LANAI AND BALLROOM:
Shirts with sleeves, and no hats, please
Hats allowed only in the Pub and on the Lanai.
No Swimwear or Cover-ups allowed in Dining Room
or Ballroom.
Cover-ups allowed in the Pub and Lanai until 4pm.
After 4pm, Swimwear and/or Cover-ups allowed only
on the Lanai.
PAR SEEKERS
PAR SEEKERS GOLF ASSOCIATION
BOARD
CAROL DAHLINGER PRESIDENT
MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS
VICE PRESIDENT
DORA CONNOR
TREASURER
BETSY BERNSTIEL
SECRETARY
MARY CUBAKOVIC TOURNAMENT CHAIR
JOANN AFFOLTER MEMBERSHIP CHAIR
PAT BALFORE HANDICAP CHAIR
SHARON ARMSTRONG
RULES CHAIR
TBWGA
WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION
BOARD
DEB KNOTT PRESIDENT
DORIS RYBICKI
VICE PRESIDENT
DENISE SEMAGO TREASURER
SANDRA STERNAL
SECRETARY
PAT DAVIS TOURNAMENT CHAIR
PENNY WEBER
HANDICAP CHAIR
MEN’S GOLF
ASSOCIATION BOARD
JAMES MCTIGUE PRESIDENT
MITCH MIKLUS VICE PRESIDENT
STEVE BERNSTIEL
SECRETARY
BRETT WHITCOMB
TREASURER
JOSE MAYMI TOURNAMENT
AND RULES CHAIR
ROLLIN DAVIS HANDICAP CHAIR
FRANK SALERNO MEMBERSHIP CHAIR
TOM MORRIS COURSE CHAIR
TOM GREEN
COMMUNICATIONS CHAIR
MGA
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Open House Helps Eighteen New Players Learn The Game
T he Pickleball Open House in February was an awesome day for pickleball players here at Tampa Bay!
Eighteen new players seemed excited to learn about Pickleball and many experienced players were available to help them. Bill Saffren, president of Tampa Bay Community Association, spoke about the impact pickleball is having on our Community and he mentioned some of the residents who have helped to make pickleball the second most popular activity at Tampa Bay. Carol McNaboe told those gathered of the monthly lunch-eons and how to sign up for the next one in April. Brian Eldredge explained to the group how to order pickle-ball shirts with Tampa Bay pickleball logo on on them, and introduced players to the Tampa Bay Team App, where players can see rules and regulations, photos, and the TBGCC Pickleball Vision Statement. Along with learning the game, the new players were able to meet many other enthusiastic players of the game. After
players were taught the skills, they were able to take a break and enjoy the many snacks available at the Open House. Thank you to all who came to learn the game and brought a food item to share. If you have not heard of pickleball and would like to learn the game, come to the courts on Sundays at 5:00 and have some fun.
Pickleball is now the second most-popular activity at TBGCC. For more information, please call Ralph at 614-353-5354.
Popular Pickleball
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FROM THE COMMUNITY
PET OF THE MONTH
PARENTS: BOB AND COLLEEN CLINE
TONY Tony has seen most of the lower 48 states. He
lived in a 45-foot RV with us for five years before we settled in
Tampa. He is definitely part of our family. Tony
loves Cheryl, our neighbor, to pet sit
for him.
IN MEMORIAM
RILEY ROGERS
Dec. 18, 1950 – Feb. 20, 2020
ROBERT COLLINS Oct. 20, 1944 – March 8, 2020
D eath leaves a heartache no one can heal; Love leaves a memory
no one can steal. Janice Rogers
T hree of our TBGCC Quilt & Sewing Club members have won Blue Ribbons at the Florida State Fair.
Debbie Kenny won First Place and Best of Division in the Large Hand Quilted category for her California King sized quilt. Precision machine pieced in hues of teals, turquoise and black, it took Debbie more than one year to piece. The beautiful hand quilting was done by out-of-state quilter April Swim. Gen Shultz won First Place in the Adult Clothing category. Her blue cotton zippered jacket is machine pieced. The collar, sleeves and body of the jacket are pieced in an overall stripped design using fabrics in shades of blue and accented with metallic fabrics. The jacket is embellished with fringe on the front and a pleated patchwork insert on the back. Mary Reichenbach won Best of Show and took First Place and Best of Division in the Large Applique category. Mary’s wool and cotton applique and pieced king-sized quilt in Civil War-style fabrics and colors, took more than one year to machine piece and applique. The beautiful customized ruler long arm quilting was done by Lisa Arndt. Are you interested in learning to sew or quilt? TBGCC Quilt & Sewing Club meets every Wednesday at 1pm at the Community Center. Please call or text Denise Spencer at 678-549-0783 for additional information.
Several Blue Ribbons Won By TBGCC Quilters At State Fair
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TAKEOUT & DELIVERY FOOD SERVICE MENU Please call one of the following numbers to place your order:
352-588-2823 / 352-588-0286
State whether you are ordering for delivery or takeout. Your service personnel will take your information, process your payment and explain the process for takeout or delivery. If you do not get through,
please do not leave a voicemail. Continue to call back until you get an answer.
TAKEOUT & DELIVERY HOURS
11am–7pm Daily
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TBGCC Photos by Mike Muench
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MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION
FEB. 6 QUOTA POINTS FEB. 20
2020 PRESIDENTS CUP
FLIGHT WINNERS
Championship: James McTigue Nicklaus: Steve Norton
Palmer: Tim Krug Snead: Rollin Davis
Hogan: Lou Cappucci Mickelson: Izzy Foreman
Nelson: Mike Cascio Player : Mark Holzwordt
MIKE MUENCH PAT DAVIS
BEAT THE PRO MAR. 12
JUSTIN INCLEMA/RICKY WEBER 75
13-14-25 MAR. 5
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TBGCC BOWLING CLUB
W ith four weeks left in the season as of
March 9th, we have a battle
for first place between 3LQ with 97 points and The Nor'easters with 95. Final results for the season will be in the May edition of Tidbits.
STANDINGS As of March 9
FIRST—3LQ—97 Penny Weber Jackie Lepore
Chris Quail Roy L’Heureux
2—Nor'Easters—95
Brent Fontenot Susan Messler Alyce Yurich
George Haskins
3—Four Strikes—77 4—Strikes R Us—74 5—NYC Central—73
6—Dora’s Explorers—72 7—Alley Gators—66
8—Lucky 4—65 9—Double Deuces—61 10—Immortal Pins—55
SEASON HIGH SCORES
(ONLY ONE CATEGORY PER TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL)
TEAM
Handicap Series 2,643—3LQ
2,630—Dora’s Explorers 2,622—Lucky 4
Handicap Game
930—Strikes Are Us 930—Alley Gators
883—Immortal Pins
Scratch Series 1,864—Four Strikes 1,818—Nor’Easters
Scratch Game 652—NYC Central
637—Double Deuces
MEN Handicap Series
763—Roy L’Heureux 760—Bill Zurschmiede 685—Michael Franco
Handicap Game
289—Brian Eldredge 270—George Haskins
270—Bill Clark
Scratch Series 657—Terry Cooper
607—Roy Byers 502—Don Smith
Scratch Game
243—Art Pfitzner
225—Chris Quail 191—Ron G./Chris W.
WOMEN
Handicap Series 722—Pat Marks
719—Dora Connor 702—Louise Garcia
Handicap Game 282—Mary Smith 265—Marge Feil
264—Sara Hoppes
Scratch Series 500—Debbie Davis
477—Susan Messler 452—Olga St G./
Blanche K.
Scratch Game 200—Alyce Yurich
184—Mindy Papsun 179—Pat Balfore
CARD PLAYERS
See ya next month! Ron Golding
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PAR SEEKERS
T wo of the games we played this month made
the game of golf an entirely different experience! For those of you who hit the ball straight, but not necessarily long, FAIRWAYS AND PUTTS is a great game. The second game challenge is 4 CLUBS AND A PUTTER: Even before you arrive at the course, you have to make some choices. I am pretty sure most of us had a few laughs.
FEBRUARY 12 Cancelled due to weather
FEBRUARY 19
FAIRWAYS AND PUTTS
CLOSEST TO THE PIN
Linda Overmeyer—#4—22’6”
CHIP-IN Helen Braddock (Coach)—#7
FEBRUARY 26
T’S AND F’S
CLOSEST TO THE PIN Betsy Bernstiel— #14—
11’2”
CHIP-INS None
BIRDIES
Betsy Bernstiel—#14
MARCH 4
4 CLUBS AND A PUTTER
CLOSEST TO THE PIN Bev Woods—#6—3’9 ½”
CHIP-INS
Sharon Armstrong—#4 Darlene Pierson—#7 Theresa Metcalf— #4
BIRDIES
Sharon Armstrong—#4 Bev Woods—#6
Theresa Metcalf—#4
TBWGA
The Tampa Bay Women’s Golf Association played their Fun Flag Tournament on March 4. It was a
GREAT day for golf!
FLAG TOURNAMENT
NO JOB TOO SMALL … JUST ASK … Gardening, tile/laminate, wall mounts, filter and battery changes. Gregg Mancini 813-312-6810. Resident, reliable and reasonable.
RIDES TO AIRPORTS: Tampa/ Clearwater / Or lando in
comfort. Call Becky or Brent 813-909-3919, or email
MASTER BARBER CUTS for Men: 6 Days, Member
TBGCC 352-588-4634.
MEDICARE PLANS for anyone star ting Medicare, los-ing group coverage, new movers, etc. I am a resident/home owner in the community. Thanks to everyone for all your support and referrals. Rosemary Telega 813 748-1756.
DRYER VENT CLEANING Prevent a house fire! Clean
your vent once a year. POWER WASHING available. Kev-
in’s Cleaning Service. TBGCC member. 410-375-9776.
PROFESSIONAL TAX PREPARATION Basil Grussing MBA, EA IRS Enrolled Agent, 25 Years’ Exp. 352-668-4107. TBGCC Resident.
MADE A MISTAKE? CHANGED YOUR MIND? GOOD NEWS: MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLAN options ar e available during an OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD be-tween Jan 1 and March 31! Call Paul Flaig in Herons Cove, CERTIFIED INSURANCE COUNSELOR; (727)-460-7099.
SHUTTLE VAN DRIVER (up to 6 passengers): Air -ports, Port of Tampa, Entertainment and Sports Venues. CALL or TEXT to TBGCC Member resident JOHN 630-
220-2822.
CLEANING SERVICE: RESIDENTIAL Cleaning done by owner. No contract. 727 858-5163.
SAM AND JOE’S LANDSCAPING: Sod replacement, Mulch, River Rock, Irrigation, Pressure washing. TBGCC resident. 813-675-7222.
MEDICARE-CERTIFIED INSURANCE COUNSE-LOR: Only 1 in 100 Medicare agents have taken the time and effort to achieve the coveted Certified Insurance Coun-selor (CIC) designation. As a CIC, I have the technical knowledge, skill and concern to help seniors get through the labyrinth of MEDICARE. Representing top MEDICARE companies, I can handle your unique needs. As a TBGCC resident, I'm HERE FOR YOU! Paul Flaig 727-460-7099.
MISCELLANEOUS BUYING/ SELLING
$1,500 GO GO RED SCOOTER for sale for $400. Call
352-588-4906.
SCOOTER FOR SALE: Has not been used. Considered new. $2,000. Contact 301-646-0956
PETS & PET SERVICES
MY BUDDY PET SITTING: TLC daily and/or over -night in my home. Dog walks/cat feeding also. TBGCC Res: Call or Text Carol 727-424-6599 or Belinda 352-251-5674.
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CLASSIFIEDS
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT / SALE
HOME FOR RENT: 29300 KAPALUA WAY, 1,206 Sq.
Ft. 2bd/2bath. Available now. $1,350 per mo. Call Mark 952-594-1520.
HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Home on Golf Course with Water view. Available: May-Dec. Call 734-678-6116.
SINGLE FAMILY HOME RENTAL AVAILABLE 4/15/20: 2 Bedroom/2 Bath, with den and lanai. Rental term negotiable, furnished or unfurnished. Non smoking. Call Lisa (267) 567-3523.
HOME FOR RENT: 10844 CUP DR. 2/2/Villa, Immacu-late Interior. Complete Remodel. S.S. Appliances. Granite. Nonsmoking. Steve 813-997-7332 [email protected].
SERVICES
FRIENDLY, SAFE, AND RELIABLE DRIV-ER. Airports, doctors, etc. Very reasonable rates. Call or text Debbie at 718-423-5215. ^
TRAVEL AGENT: TBG & CC Resident. Great Deals on Ocean & River Cruises, Land Resorts, Escorted Tours & more. Contact Linda Cahill 954-721-8463 Web site: www.travelbylandorsea.com. ^
INDIVIDUAL 1 OR 2 HOUR treatments in USUI SHIKI
RYOHO SYSTEM of Natural Healing by appointment. Mas-
ter, Teacher Gerri Jackson 352-999-0425
or [email protected], for more details.
www.reikialliance.com. ^
COMPUTER PROBLEMS: Don’t call Geek Squad, call me. I’ll fix what ails you! TBGCC Member Jake at 813-294-1894.^
KEVIN’S PRESSURE WASHING SERVICE. House, Lanai, Driveway, Window Cleaning, and Dryer Vent Clean-ing Available. You’ve tried the rest, now try the best. TBGCC member/resident. 410-375-9776. ^
MEDICARE/SUPPLEMENTS/MAPDs: 64 plus or under 65, or New to TBGCC? Call Bob & Mary Martin residents and Independent Agents! Mary 813-951-6359, marymarti-ninsurance88@gmail or Bob 813-727-3647 bob-martin214@gmail.^
FURNITURE REPAIR: Simple fixes (that you can’t do) Antiques, Custom Furniture & Carpentry, Handyman. FREE ESTIMATES. Call Ted 813- 777-3471.^
PRESSURE WASHING Dr ive/Walkways star ting at $35. Free estimate for full home/lanai areas. HOUSE
PAINTING. Also Pet Sitting. Frank 352-668-4610.^
MASSAGE IN YOUR HOME by Debbie. Member TBGCC, 33 Years’ Experience, 352-588-9851 by Appoint-ment. Gift Certificates Available. ^
PERSONAL DRIVER AIRPORT/HOSPITAL: Looking
for a driver to take you to the Malls, Airports, Hospital, etc.?
Look no further. Robert, resident TBGCC 813-602-3499.
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