October 5th: Ice Cream Social

Always nice to have an occasion to meet new neighbors, visit with old friends, and watch the children play.

New Board Members

Here are your new Board members and their responsibilities:
President- David Stewart 903.520.2265
Vice President- Nathan Mimms 903.520.2582
Secretary- Mark Woodruff 903.245.7953
Treasurer- Matt Abernathy 903.730.1284
Lakes & Parks – Rusty Jacks 903.352.0178
Restrictions – James Bates 817.313.1231
Social – Jim Hamilton 214.769.3685
Building Committee – Rea Boudreaux 903.521.6571 and Kevin Humphrey 903.780.0770
Directory Updates – Larry Lynch 903.714.7090

Independence Day Celebration

Country Place, with its estate-sized lots, allows for lots of privacy. But several times a year, thanks to a long tradition and Valencia Ray, we get together. On July 3rd, we celebrated Independence Day with the pledge of allegiance, the national anthem, and brunch. The kids searched for red, white and blue beads on the lawn, and we spent a couple of hours catching up with neighbors and meeting new ones. 

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Easter Egg Hunt and Spring Picnic

A rainstorm came through at 5:00 am on April 3rd, but that wasn’t enough to cancel the Country Place Easter Egg Hunt and Spring Picnic! A troup of candy-hungry kids was ready to roll at 10:30 and once they had their baskets full the adults lined up for fried chicken, roast beef, and all the sides that members brought, including Jerry Jones’ incredible peanut brittle. Valencia Ray and her back of helpers once again outdid themselves and we enjoyed food and fellowship, as we said farewell to departing board members Valencia, Elsie Jacks, Dennis Strong and Ben Scott, and welcomed new board members Matthew Abernathy, Jim Hamilton, Mark Woodruff and Nathan Mimms. Russell Jacks and James Lindsey Bates (James) will continue to serve. This has been an excellent board and we’d like to thank them for all their attention to the lakes, the piers, and maintaining Lakeshore. These get-togethers serve as a reminder that, although our homes are located on larger-than-average lots, we can maintain a close-knit neighborhood with the help of social media and events.

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