Residents gathered for a Sunset Toast and welcome another new resident, visitors and the former ‘Mayor’ of Somersby Park. A fun evening all the way around. We love our neighborhood.
Men’s Breakfast
What an Entrance
Thanks to David, Ben and Jon for bringing back the shine to our gates. These dedicated neighbors used a little elbow grease and cleaned off the accumulated lichen, moss and dirt. They used mild detergent and water scrubbing with soft brushes and sponge. They even had to haul 27 gallons of water to tackle the back gate. Such an act of dedication and kindness is another example of caring Somersby Park residents.
New Residents Welcomed at Sunset Toast
Spring Returns
We Bowled for Kids’ Sake
On Saturday, March 4, residents headed to Tarheel Lanes to help Big Brothers Big Sisters meet their fundraising goal to support one-to-one mentoring for children of Henderson County and across Western North Carolina. It was a great neighborhood gathering of fun and fellowship in addition to helping a good cause. Art, who headed up Bowl-di-locks and the Three Spares team, won highest achiever of fundraising. In addition other residents made donations. Once again Somersby Park leads the way in community giving. Donations accepted through April
Here We Grow Again
Crews are busy preparing for another lot to soon be a busy construction site of homebuilding. There are plenty of lots still available if you’re looking to settle in the North Carolina mountains among beautiful natural surroundings and warm neighbors. Click for listings – https://somersbypark.com/mountain-properties/
Outside Our Windows
Ladies Night Out
This play sounds like lots of fun for a group of us to enjoy a real “Ladies Night Out”. It’s live at the Hendersonville Theatre, Chosen performance is Fri., May 12th at 7:30PM.
For more information contact judiej@me.com or text 404-291-0320.
Getting Ready for Picnics
As part of planned community improvement projects, several members of the Common Area Committee took advantage of the recent warm weather to assemble a second picnic table for community gatherings and picnics at the ponds. These tables are hefty and durable and should serve the community for many years to come. As warmer spring weather arrives, residents and guests will be ready to try these out.
