Looking Ahead… A Note from the
President
It
takes a lot of volunteer spirit to organize neighborhood events and participate
in the Lakeridge Homeowner’s Association. It’s a personal choice to serve and to contribute to our
community. In that regard, I would like to remind everyone that the
officers and board members of the Lakeridge
Homeowner’s Association are all volunteers.
We
owe a hearty thank you to all those that have participated – past, present and
future. Whether you’ve served as a board member, officer, taken the time
to “right” stop signs that were knocked over, taken pictures for the web site,
or picked up a stray candy wrapper, we want you to know that all effort
matters, no matter the size.
We
welcome your ideas and suggestions for constructive improvement. In fact,
your comments and ideas help direct us on how best to serve our Lakeridge community. Please do so by sending an
e-mail to president@lakeridgetn.com.
If there is an issue I need to be made aware of or a complaint you
feel must be heard, please contact me directly at the e-mail address above, and
not the other officers or members.
It’s important to remember that the Board has
inherited a legacy that it must work within that includes multiple covenants
and a dues structure that is not mandatory. None of the current officers
or board members were Lakeridge
residents when these were adopted but we must now work within their structure
to do the best we can.
Moreover,
we will do our best when we look ahead. Here’s
what I see for the upcoming year:
Here’s what I’ll do:
Keep
you informed, via the web site, e-mail tree and newsletter of the efforts and
outcomes of the items above read and respond to all messages sent to me.
-
Margaret Lyday
What Do Dues Do?
With your $40 per year, the Lakeridge
Homeowner’s Association
Lakeridge’s Homeowner’s Association dues are voluntary and are only $40 per
year. For that, you will receive a neighborhood directory, annual events,
a neighborhood garage sale and holiday decorations prizes. We hope to be
able to do other improvements, too, such as the front entrance, but that will
all depend on how many neighbors contribute.
Shauna Upp is coordinating
this effort and has sent out invoices. Please mail yours back soon!
If you need another copy of the invoice to go ahead and pay your dues, there
are several ways to do so:
Good News Gathering!
Our neighbors have done some great things and there’s bound to be lots more that we just don’t know
about. If you see one of the neighbors below, congratulate them! If
you’ve got something to celebrate and would like us to print it, just send an
e-mail to president@lakeridgetn.com..
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Congratulations to the class of 2006! Whether they be high
school, grade school, or gone back to school, we salute your hard work!
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Our kids on the track team at A.L. Lotts
elementary won 1st place in the
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Will Akers made the Basketball All
District Team!
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Madison and Morgan Navello participated in the Tai-Kwan-Do America National
Tournament!
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Sarah Kortebein
was one of only 2 rising seniors from Farragut High
School chosen to attend Tennessee Volunteer Girls State, a leadership and
citizenship training program
Spring Picnic!
Good food and good times were had at the annual Lakeridge spring picnic June 3rd
and we couldn’t have ordered a more beautiful day!
Many hearty thanks are owed
to the organizers of the event – Jill Mix and Carey Lewis. The cotton
candy and snow cones were a big hit! We appreciate Lidy
Mix and Lori Bryant for serving up these goodies for all the children who
attended. We also must recognize the McGowan’s for allowing us to use
their beautiful lawn each year.
Be
sure to see the photos
Newest
Neighbor!
Who is your newest neighbor? Have you found the
time to introduce yourself? We welcome all new Lakeridge
residents! We’re blessed to have a diverse
community of residents that spans several generations.
At the picnic, we met the Carters who moved in last
year. With them had to be one of our newest neighbors, Michael, born
March 31st.