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Sebring Elks #1529 proudly welcome two new members in the month of June.  l-r  Blanche Chafe and Anita Stapp.

Sebring Elks #1529 proudly welcome two new members in the month of June. l-r Blanche Chafe and Anita Stapp.

The Sebring Elks #1529 thanked Bert & Evelyn Marples for all they do on the Veterans Committee by naming them Elk & Spouse of the Month of June.

The Sebring Elks #1529 thanked Bert & Evelyn Marples for all they do on the Veterans Committee by naming them Elk & Spouse of the Month of June.



Members of the Sebring Elks #1529, Grace Flis (left) and Pat Tribby (right) presented a check in the amount of $835.00 to Melissa Fiorito from the Highlands County Humane Society.  The money was raised from donations, tips from the breakfast,  and a bake sale which coincided with the Mother's Day Breakfast held at the Lodge on May 9th.

Members of the Sebring Elks #1529, Grace Flis (left) and Pat Tribby (right) presented a check in the amount of $835.00 to Melissa Fiorito from the Highlands County Humane Society. The money was raised from donations, tips from the breakfast, and a bake sale which coincided with the Mother's Day Breakfast held at the Lodge on May 9th.

The Sebring Elks #1529 is proud to welcome their latest member, Mike Lingenfelder.  He was initiated on May 20th.

The Sebring Elks #1529 is proud to welcome their latest member, Mike Lingenfelder. He was initiated on May 20th.



On Sunday May 9th, the Sebring Elks #1529 had a beautiful Mother's Day Breakfast at the Lodge. Everyone enjoyed the food and the service, and all the women received a carnation. Pictured here are three Mothers who live in Buttonwood Bay - Millie Bradley, Olene Hayes, and Barbara Doane.

Sebring Elks #1529 initiated 4 new members in the month of April. Pictured l-r: Thomas McCammack, Diana Holmes, Isabel Viera & Shirley Kuznarik



Sebring Elks #1529 honored four of their own.  Hard work and dedication are primary in all the members to keep a lodge healthy.  These four people have been selected for their efforts going above and beyond.   Pictured here are: l-r Paul Sweda (Outstanding Service), Ronna Mason (Elk of the Year), Donna Barnhart (Officer of the Year), and Dick Holmes (Outstanding Service).

Sebring Elks #1529 honored four of their own. Hard work and dedication are primary in all the members to keep a lodge healthy. These four people have been selected for their efforts going above and beyond. Pictured here are: l-r Paul Sweda (Outstanding Service), Ronna Mason (Elk of the Year), Donna Barnhart (Officer of the Year), and Dick Holmes (Outstanding Service).

The Sebring Elks #1529 have sponsored the Special Stars (Sports Training and Recreational Services) for several years.  A $300.00 donation was presented to them and pictured here is Exalted Ruler Carl Rochelle with a plaque presented to him at the annual soft ball tournament held on Saturday, March 13th.  The Elks continuously look for ways to help the community and is happy to support the Special Stars whose mission is  "to provide year-round training, athletic competition, and recreational services in a variety of sports for persons who are seven years of age and over with developmental and/or physical disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, developed socialization skill , and participate in sharing of gifts, skills and friendships with their families, other athletes and the community."

The Sebring Elks #1529 have sponsored the Special Stars (Sports Training and Recreational Services) for several years. A $300.00 donation was presented to them and pictured here is Exalted Ruler Carl Rochelle with a plaque presented to him at the annual soft ball tournament held on Saturday, March 13th. The Elks continuously look for ways to help the community and is happy to support the Special Stars whose mission is "to provide year-round training, athletic competition, and recreational services in a variety of sports for persons who are seven years of age and over with developmental and/or physical disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, developed socialization skill , and participate in sharing of gifts, skills and friendships with their families, other athletes and the community."



. Sebring Elks #1529 was proud to have a "Veterans Appreciation Dance" on March 6th.  Pictured here are Navy AMM3C Kelly Meier with Capt. Louis Brough dancing to the big band sound of the Skylarks.  Over 100 people attended; enjoying the snacks, music, decorations, and special musical tribute to each branch of the services.

. Sebring Elks #1529 was proud to have a "Veterans Appreciation Dance" on March 6th. Pictured here are Navy AMM3C Kelly Meier with Capt. Louis Brough dancing to the big band sound of the Skylarks. Over 100 people attended; enjoying the snacks, music, decorations, and special musical tribute to each branch of the services.

Sebring Elks #1529 installed new officers for the 2010 - 2011 year.  Pictured here are:  Front l-r:
Arlene Hoy, Ann Bruno, Helen McElroy, ER Heide Stover, Joan Roth, Donna Barnhart, Kim Harring
Back l-r:  John Holmes, Dick Holmes, Carl Rochelle, Jerry Daniels, Dick Stover  (missing Dena Shaw & Ron Schilffarth)

Sebring Elks #1529 installed new officers for the 2010 - 2011 year. Pictured here are: Front l-r: Arlene Hoy, Ann Bruno, Helen McElroy, ER Heide Stover, Joan Roth, Donna Barnhart, Kim Harring Back l-r: John Holmes, Dick Holmes, Carl Rochelle, Jerry Daniels, Dick Stover (missing Dena Shaw & Ron Schilffarth)



Elk of the Month Ronna Mason As we start our new Elk year, it pleases me to recognize Ronna Mason as Elk of the Month. The word no and it can’t be done is not in her vocabulary. Ronna has been our Lodge Photographer for 4 years and coordinates the articles and pictures for our monthly bulletin. In this position, she insurers we have coverage in the local newspapers and the Elks magazine, coordinating with Vern our Publicity Chairperson. Check out our hallway each month – Ronna has an interesting write –up of Elks and spouses in her “Let’s Get to Know You.” Over the years, she strives to make our Lodge look better - new plants in the front drive area, refurbished the chairs on the front porch, curtains to cover the bingo signs and a new electric sign to announce special events (which she is looking for a volunteer to help maintain) in our hallway. Ronna is Chairperson for the Activities Committee and is proud to announce that her committee has been together for 2 years and will remain intact this year with 3 more volunteers. Ronna brought “Road Kill” to the Lodge which has proven to be a fun time once a month and brings in revenue and keeps everyone updated with a calendar she publishes. Ronna also has worked the 4th Friday of the month buffet dinner for 5 years. A working mom, raising 3 children she retired in 1999 from Hunter Douglas Window Covering. Ronna is proud that all 3 children, Kim, Donnie, and Pam graduated from Florida State University. Ronna and Jim have 6 grandchildren and she is an avid golfer. Offer Ronna your congratulations.

Sebring Elks #1529 initiated 7 new members in the month of March.  Pictured:  Front l-r, Howard Harter, Edwin Amsler, Wayne Hermans, Barry Tupper.  Back l-r, Robert Love, Frank Price & Karen Angelis.

Sebring Elks #1529 initiated 7 new members in the month of March. Pictured: Front l-r, Howard Harter, Edwin Amsler, Wayne Hermans, Barry Tupper. Back l-r, Robert Love, Frank Price & Karen Angelis.



The Sebring Elks #1529  proudly presented a check in the amount of $3,341.00 to the Safe House which is sponsored by the Children's Services Foundation.  These funds were made possible by the donations from the bingo players who play Sunday and Monday nights at the Elks Lodge.  The Safe House is maintained by government funding along with matching funds from private donations.  Pictured here is Kevin Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of the Children's Services Foundation of Highlands County, Inc.; Joan Roth, Treasurer of Sebring Elks; and Exalted Ruler Carl Rochelle.

The Sebring Elks #1529 proudly presented a check in the amount of $3,341.00 to the Safe House which is sponsored by the Children's Services Foundation. These funds were made possible by the donations from the bingo players who play Sunday and Monday nights at the Elks Lodge. The Safe House is maintained by government funding along with matching funds from private donations. Pictured here is Kevin Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of the Children's Services Foundation of Highlands County, Inc.; Joan Roth, Treasurer of Sebring Elks; and Exalted Ruler Carl Rochelle.

On Feburary 18th, Sebring Elks Lodge 1519 initiated 11 new members Front l-r:  Hedy Ryan, Leon Van, Sharon LaPenna, Mary Johnson, Robert Frederick, Stanley Blumm Back l-r:  Thomas Hardie, Joe Gentry, Ennis Caldwell, Ettore DiOrio, Mike Winchester

On Feburary 18th, Sebring Elks Lodge 1519 initiated 11 new members Front l-r: Hedy Ryan, Leon Van, Sharon LaPenna, Mary Johnson, Robert Frederick, Stanley Blumm Back l-r: Thomas Hardie, Joe Gentry, Ennis Caldwell, Ettore DiOrio, Mike Winchester



ER Carl Rochelle's Cousin Ginger + Sister Pat visited from NC to attend ER Ball

ER Carl Rochelle's Cousin Ginger + Sister Pat visited from NC to attend ER Ball



The Quarterly Meeting in Umatilla had a good turn out from our Lodge.  Attendees:  Joe & Faye Bryant, Carl & Betty Rochelle, Dick & Wainetta Holmes, Jim & Ronna Mason, Paul Danelutti & Pearl Williams.  Jim & Ronna had the pleasure of meeting the State Pres. Vincent Como & wife Lisa and GER James Nichelson and wife Mary.  Carl and Betty danced with the entertainment group called "Re-Creation"

The Quarterly Meeting in Umatilla had a good turn out from our Lodge. Attendees: Joe & Faye Bryant, Carl & Betty Rochelle, Dick & Wainetta Holmes, Jim & Ronna Mason, Paul Danelutti & Pearl Williams. Jim & Ronna had the pleasure of meeting the State Pres. Vincent Como & wife Lisa and GER James Nichelson and wife Mary. Carl and Betty danced with the entertainment group called "Re-Creation"



On January 21st, Sebring Elks #1529 initiated 11 new members. 
Front l-r:  Jim Rubel, John Pasko, Lin DiCesare, James Kistler & Shirley Allen
Back l-r-  Robbie Lovett, Linus Maxcy, Pearl Williams, Ron Yates Tom,Danitz & Berkley Roberts(no picture).

On January 21st, Sebring Elks #1529 initiated 11 new members. Front l-r: Jim Rubel, John Pasko, Lin DiCesare, James Kistler & Shirley Allen Back l-r- Robbie Lovett, Linus Maxcy, Pearl Williams, Ron Yates Tom,Danitz & Berkley Roberts(no picture).

Sebring Elks #1529 sponsored an Americanism contest.  Each participant wrote an 250 word or less essay on "The American Dream - What is it?"  There were two age groups, 5th & 6th  and 7th & 8th graders.  The prizes were $25.00 for 3rd place; $50.00 for 2nd, and $75.00 for 1st place.  They and their parents were also invited to join us as our guests for our Friday night buffet.  There were 36 participants; 28 from Cracker Trail, 1 from Sun N Lake, and 7 from Hill-Gustat.  The winners were Luzedy Ocasio and Sean Harrison 1st place, William Edgar and Brittany Inch 2nd place, and Grace Brauer and Amada Pham 3rd place.

Sebring Elks #1529 sponsored an Americanism contest. Each participant wrote an 250 word or less essay on "The American Dream - What is it?" There were two age groups, 5th & 6th and 7th & 8th graders. The prizes were $25.00 for 3rd place; $50.00 for 2nd, and $75.00 for 1st place. They and their parents were also invited to join us as our guests for our Friday night buffet. There were 36 participants; 28 from Cracker Trail, 1 from Sun N Lake, and 7 from Hill-Gustat. The winners were Luzedy Ocasio and Sean Harrison 1st place, William Edgar and Brittany Inch 2nd place, and Grace Brauer and Amada Pham 3rd place.




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