Sandoval April 2016

April 2016

Pat and Joe Kilraine

Standing together proudly as Joe leads
Sandoval through the transition

April 20162

YOUR EYES. OUR EXPERTISE.

2015

From left: Nina Burt, O.D.; Offering Same Day Appointments
E. Trevor Elmquist, D.O.; Kate Wagner, O.D.
(239) 936-2020

www.elmquist.com

CAPE CORAL OFFICE

2336 Surfside Blvd., Suite 121, Cape Coral • Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

3 April 2016

April 20164 Happy Birthday

Arlene Chenoweth 4/1 Bob Gerger 4/7 Patti Hunt 4/17
Paul Weatherby 4/1 Shayna Blexrud 4/18
Lauren Picciolo 4/2 Paige Tansey 4/8 Barbara Nermoe 4/18
Suzanne Gall 4/2 Nancy Primrose 4/19
Anthony Busatta 4/3 Taylor Hargis 4/9 Susie Basler 4/20
Brandon Morris 4/3 Jim Watson 4/10 Marlene Chekanoff 4/21
Joe Cook 4/3 Yasmine Johnston 4/11 C. Carol Rose 4/21
Maxine Gale 4/3 Colin Epps
Colin Stanley 4/3 Jessica McClintick Gail Stevenato 4/21
Lillian Rothe 4/3 Tracy Scott 4/12
Laura Williams 4/4 Ellie Downing 4/23
Jackie Girven 4/4 Ginny Fleming Norm Cherella 4/24
Shirley Tribbie 4/6 Lourdes Civitillo 4/12 4/24
Trish Cherella 4/6 Art Tribbie 4/26
John McClintick 4/26
4/13 4/27

Nancy Butcher 4/28
4/13 Pam Parks
4/13 Marlene O'Neill
4/15 Charlie Ponzo
4/16 Nate Newhouse

4/16 Jan Burgess

4/17 Hector Jaimes

Bob & Sandy Cosher 4/11 53rd anniversary

Have a birthday or anniversary coming
up???

Let us know so we can share it with the community, just
email us at [email protected]

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April 2016

By Sandoval Residents Bonnie Mullee & Molly Knotts

The Welcome Home Team welcomes the following new homeowners to Sandoval. Reach out to our new
neighbors and introduce yourself. Our team and community embraces our new homeowner’s in special
ways and special invitations.

Robert & Joanne Friedman 2612 Anguilla Dr Barbara Coldwell 1318 Pamplico Ct

Leonard & Jayne Diehl 2513 Blackburn Circle Estefani Gonzalez 2603 Somerville Loop #101

William & Michele Aichholz 2502 Blackburn Circle Janice Riley 2652 Somerville Loop #1201
Lucacio Simoes 2625 Clairfont Ct
Carol Caraotta 2652 Somerville Loop #1207
Mark & Stacey Lau 2712 Lambay Ct

Ed & Eileen Kirchner 2772 Lambay Ct Joseph & Debra McGeary 2476 Sutherland Ct

Gerald & Bonnie Sanders 2721 Lambay Ct Thomas & Debra De Paola 2611 Vareo Ct

We have a monthly social for new homeowners the third Sunday of the Month from 2:30 to 4:30 at the
clubhouse. We welcome all new homeowners to join and meet new residents.

If you are new to the community, look for an invitation to our next social!

Gated-community living

Written by Sandoval resident A David Parks DMD

Sandoval is my second gated community. My first was the Federal Penitentiary in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.
As a senior in dental school, I did a one-week externship there, and they obviously take security very seriously.
No tailgating is allowed there, particularly when exiting! They also have myriad rules and regulations, and dur-
ing my stay at the Lewisburg lockup, I had to comply with every one of them.

After Pam and I made the decision to buy in Sandoval, a few folks told me that they would never live in a
gated community. They weren’t about to allow anyone to tell them what they could and couldn’t do regarding
their property. But when we signed our purchase agreement, we agreed to abide by the Sandoval Covenants.
That agreement to abide remains in place until we sell our property.

Many Sandoval rules and regulations are actually legal statutes of the City of Cape Coral, Lee County, or the
State of Florida. Are you aware that Cape Coral has a statute that prohibits dogs off leash? Another that pro-
hibits overnight parking on the street? That cars with signs must be parked inside garages at night, and the
signs must be covered even if the car is parked in the owner’s driveway? That trash containers cannot be
stored in front of garage doors? That neither food nor beverages can be brought any closer than 4 feet from
the edge of any public pool (such as our Lagoon Pool)? So even if you moved out of Sandoval but continued
to reside on the Cape, those rules would still apply to you.

There are many other covenants unique to Sandoval and many residents have some they don't like. But we
all signed the Covenants, and we're all responsible for following the rules, even the ones we don't like. San-
doval is more than a collection of homes and amenities. Sandoval is all of us, and just as we look out for each
other, we cooperate with all the covenants. It's an important part of living in a gated community.

April 20166 Community News

ELMQUIST EYE EARNS ANGIE’S LIST HONOR

Fort Myers-based Elmquist Eye Group (www.Elmquist.com) has earned the service industry’s
Angie’s List Super Service Award, reflecting an exemplary year of service provided to members
of the local services marketplace and consumer review site in 2015.

Bocce Tiki Hut
Dedication

Sandoval Meet and Greets

Meet Your City Manager

Cape Coral City Manager John Szerlag joined San-
doval residents for lunch, answering questions and hav-
ing a good time. This has been part of a series of
lunches for the residents to meet with City representa-
tives.

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Annual Easter Egg Hunt April 2016

Come sail away!

Sandoval Living invites you to join us this year as we cruise to the Florida
Keys and the Bahamas for 5 nights on the 16th of January 2017 aboard
the Celebrity Summit. The ship leaves from Fort Lauderdale and cruises
to Key West, CocoCay and Nassau.

Special group rates are being offer for this quick getaway through Joan Follmann with Cruise Planners. Pricing
is based on availability. Book early for the best cabin selection.

(All prices are based on double occupancy. Taxes and fees are included in the price)
Category C2 Concierge $1035pp
Category C3 Concierge $1005pp
Category 2C Balcony $1005pp
Category 07 Ocean View $765pp
Category I Inside $575pp

Bookings require $100pp deposits by 18 August 2017. Final payment is due by Oct 26th, 2017. All cabins
receive $50.00 onboard credit.

Transportation from Sandoval to the Port of Ft Lauderdale will be available for an additional fee.
For more details and reservations, email [email protected] or call Joan at (901) 496-7832

Cruise Planners acts solely as the agent for the cruise line and assumes no liability for changes in ships or itin-
eraries.

April 20168 Wine Tasting
At the

Waterside Wine Club

Mary Jane Baker-Vu, Owner of the Waterside Wine
Club in Cape Harbour hosts, Sandoval Residents for
a wine tasting.

Molly Knotts recieves the
Volunteer Star Award

Molly Knotts was awarded the Resident Volun-
teer Star Award at the Town Hall meeting in
March. Great job Molly and thanks for all you do!

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4th Annual Sandoval Ryder Cup April 2016

Submitted by Sandoval resident golfer Doug Willet

The fourth annual Sandoval Golf Ryder Cup competition
took place in March. It began with the opening dinner
hosted by last year's runner up, the American Team and
their spouses on February 20 at the Clubhouse. The three
time defending champions, the Canadians, were greeted
at the front door with a green carpet and golf bag display.

The menu boasted delicious appetizers provided by the Canadian spouses and salad, wings, and generous por-
tions of pizza supplied by the American side. All enjoyed the "make your own" sundaes that ended the feast.

Started back in 2013 as a friendly suggestion for a competition between golfers from the two counties, the San-
doval Ryder Cup has transformed over the years into a still friendly but hotly contested event. The Canadian
team won the first two matches outright, but last year's event ended in a dead heat, so according with Ryder Cup
rules, the boys from the north retained possession of the trophy.

Most veterans of the previous cups returned to the fray. Original captains,
Andre Bourassa and Larry Nault, are back for the Canadians, as are cur-
rent captains, Maurice LaMontagne and Brian Courtis. Also returning
were Leo Stevenato, Rob Tersigni, Robert Weber, Brock Horseman and
Dave Butler. Added to the squad this year was Bill Ferrier.

On the American side, original Captain Ted Derr returned, along with Cap-
tains Bill Browning and Ron Lysik. Veterans Pete Hope, John Rode, Bill
Uhl, Frank Civitillo, Ken Darby and Doug Willett all participated for the
fourth time. New on the American side were Mike Thalberg, Mike Kayser,
and Bennie Orlowsky.

As the event evolved, it has become as much a social highlight as a sporting event. Wives and significant others
on both sides are deeply involved in the ambience of the competition and the shirts, hats and flags displayed at
the opening and closing dinners and during the week long competition have added color to the proceedings.

Did the Canadians defend their undefeated status or was this the year
that the Americans finally broke through? Glad to report that the Amer-
icans finally won!!! Congrats to all the players on both sides. Looking
forward to competing again next year.

April 201610 Residentspotlight
Joe Kilraine: The force behind Sandoval's
transition to independence

Article and Sandoval photos by Ken Franklin; historic photos courtesy of Joe Kilraine

Joe Kilraine is the guy you knew in high school who day. His mom and dad had been determined that Joe
was the best at everything: the super achiever who wouldn't work the mines, and encouraged Joe's aca-
aced every course (Joe got all A's except for one demic pursuits, which culminated in Joe earning a BS
B+ in a German course;) the one who ex-
celled not just in academics but also in and MS in chemical engineering; an MS in
sports (he was a linebacker on the football polymer engineering; an MBA in finance,
team, learned boxing before he could ride business law, and marketing; and a DBA
a bike, and later became a marathon run- (business equivalent of a PhD) in mergers
ner;) the class president who went on to and acquisitions and financial and contrac-
head up just about every committee, every tual structuring. (Enough super achieve-
company, and every organization he got in- ment for you?)
volved with. At the tender age of 14, Joe Joe put those degrees--and his early expe-
trained in capital appropriation at Exxon rience at Exxon Polyethylene--to work in a
Polyethylene, and it's not necessary for career that spanned 45 years, mainly at
you and me to understand what that is to the Olin Corporation (chemicals) and Oc-
appreciate that it's not a typical high-school cidental Petroleum. We don't have the
freshman extracurricular activity. Shortly after graduat- space to recount all of Joe's career
ing from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA, he had achievements, but one skill that he developed has been
become the youngest Fortune 100 plant manager in the especially relevant to his life here in Sandoval: At those
petrochemical industry. multi-billion-dollar corporations, he structured mergers
and acquisitions, and turned operations from loss to
As Sandoval transitions from being part of the Taylor- profit.
Morrison fiefdom to an independent community, Joe is,
not surprisingly, the guy in charge of that process. Good Joe's jobs often required him to be on the road for
thing! Joe has, over his many years of wearing a variety weeks at a time, away from Pat and their four daugh-
of corporate hats, gone up against some formidable ad- ters, who now live in New Jersey, Connecticut, New
versaries. His negotiations with T-M, by York City, and Washington, D.C. There are also five
comparison...well, let's just say that Joe is not out- grandchildren in the Kilraine clan, though Joe reports
matched in these dealings. Every time the developer that that number may increase. Joe's entrepreneurial
has attempted to maximize their bottom line at the ex- spirit led him to buy and run five Bonanza steak restau-
pense of Sandoval residents, Joe has, to coin a boxing rants in Connecticut, and all four daughters were
phrase, stung like a bee. pressed into service working at them. (According to
Joe, restaurant work quickly got old for the girls.)
Joe and Pat Kilraine--his wife of 43 years--met as stu-
dents of Minersville High back in the 1960s. They were Joe and Pat live on Fairmont Cove Court, near the Vet-
friends all through school, but they didn't get around to erans gate end of Sandoval. They've been here since
their first date until their senior prom. Both of their fa- the Bonita Bay days, in 2005. Their spacious lanai
thers worked in the coal mines, pretty much the only ca- houses a free-form pool, just the place for Joe to cool
reer option in that part off after one of his frequent early morning runs (his daily
of northeastern Penn- distance used to be 17 miles, but joint problems have
sylvania then. Joe's cut the runs to "just" 10 miles). Among his previous
dad, like many of his fel- marathon finishes are one in Louisville, Kentucky, which
low miners, died of treated runners to a final mile on the Churchill Downs
Black Lung disease, racetrack.
contracted from expo-
sure to the coal dust Speaking of joint problems, an injury once forced Joe
that he lived with every to have three lumbar vertebral discs replaced. Thing is,
when most people have to go through something like
that, they accept the procedure and materials that their

11April 2016
surgeon offers. It says something about Joe's constant quest to find a better way that he didn't do that. Instead,
with his background in plastics and metals (he was an early contributor to improving the materials used in artificial
joints,) he traveled to Austria and underwent the first multi-layer disc replacement surgery that incorporated a
strong yet flexible plastic layer sandwiched between titanium alloy layers. The pioneering procedure meant that
he wouldn't have to settle for the greatly reduced flexibility that typically follows conventional fused disc-replace-
ment surgery. Thirteen years later, the discs are still in place and Joe is still flexible.
So, Joe, how do you keep up the pace?
"I love what I do for Sandoval," he says. "I probably put in 40 or 50 hours a week with the
transition and finance committee work, but I absolutely love it."
Will the Sandoval work get easier once transition is complete?
"Maybe," he says, "but there will be a new set of challenges to tackle. We'll be creating a
new board of directors, probably composed just of residents. The job of making Sandoval
the best it can be will never end. Neither will my desire to play a big part in that effort."

Submitted by Resident funny guy Tony Henkels
1.Remember that silence is sometimes the best answer.
2.Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy a case of beer.
3. How does Moses make his tea? Hebrews it!
4. It’s called WORK because all the other four letter words were taken.
5. I used to think drinking was bad for me, so I gave up thinking.
6. I wonder how much I can get away with & still go to Heaven.
7. I know right from wrong – wrong is the fun one.
8. We never really grow up, we only learn how to act in public
9. I’m not bossy – I just have better ideas.
10.Beer doesn’t make you fat, it makes you lean, against chairs, bars, tables & walls.

April 201612 Cute Creatures

Bertie

Submitted by Sandoval residents Joan & David Follman

Hello my name is Bertie. I live half the year in Florida and the other half of the year in Tennessee.
I don’t know my actually birthday because I started my life in a very rough way. I was told I was around 6 weeks
old in December 2007 when I meet my mom. You see I was one of 27 cocker spaniels that were seized from a
breeder. When the animal control and recuse group showed up they found all of us living in extreme filth with
mattered fur and lots of medical issues. I was kept in a small crate in a dark shed that is too horrible to talk about.
My mom, Joan Follmann, at that time worked for the local veterinarian where we were taken that night. I was
so lucky, I never had to go to the rescue facility. After being in quarantine for a few days I was able to go home
with her and meet my dad and brother.
I love to play with all toys that make noise and tug-a-war. But I really like it when my human brother plays rough
with me and I bark and bark and bark at him. He thinks I am going to tear him to pieces. Silly boy.
I love living in both places. Here I have friends that I get to see when we go for our walks around the condo (I
am trying to make it to the club house). But in TN I live on 23 acres and I can actually go after those silly squires
and I don’t have to be on a leash with a harness.
In TN I have three other four-legged brothers (ha ha they have to live outside),
two pups and one real big pup (I am actually the size of his foot). They call
him a horse. But boy do I like to eat his food when he drops it.
I have to admit it I am spoiled rotten, but don’t tell mom. Daddy said that the
condo is actually mine. As you see when we travel, he always finds restau-
rants that I can go to and I get the entire back seat to play and sleep. When
they travel he buys me bling, bling. Who needs a collar when one wears
necklaces!
Hope to meet all of you soon,
Love, Bertie

Have a pet you would like to frature? Send your
story and photos to [email protected]

What’s Cooking Coming 13
Soon!
Submitted by Lifestyles Manager Gary Dobos, April 2016
by special request The Lifestyle Magazine of Cape Coral
in Print and Online
Heavenly Ham

Get the big plastic bags that you use to cook turkeys in
and put your ham in it.
Pour one cup of orange juice and one cup of 7-Up over
the top of the ham, then pile on brown sugar and maple
syrup. Then put the pineapple rings on top secured
with toothpicks.
Bake at 325. Time depends on ham size ... 20 minutes
for every pound. The bag keeps it juicy!!

Got a great recipe?

Share it with your neighbors

Send recipe to [email protected]

14 Awesome Kids
April 2016
Lexi Toner dances everywhere she goes

Submitted by Sandoval resident and proud mom Holly Toner

Lexi is your typical 9-year-old girl, except she Lexi is working with Robin Dawn
dances everywhere she goes! If you don't see Ryan of Robin Dawn Performing
her doing leaps down the aisle at the grocery Arts Academy. The classes she
store, or an aerial at her brother's T-ball game, then takes are ballet, jazz, lyrical, tap,
you know she must not feel good. acro, and aerial (trapeze). She is
on the competition team known
When she was 2 years old, Lexi as LEGENDS.
started taking gymnastics. By age
5, she was competing in state Besides excelling at dance, Lexi excels in school. She
gymnastics meets and scoring at is in 3rd grade at Pelican Elementary. She is a straight-
the top of her team. She was also A student and is being tested for the Gifted program.
dancing. As she added more Lexi has three brothers, one of them developmentally
dance classes to her schedule she delayed. Lexi doesn't skip a beat when it comes to
had to make the painful decision: stepping up to the plate and helping and protecting him.
gymnastics, or dance? Without She is a true rock star!
hesitation she chose dance. It's in
her blood. A note from her dance teacher:

Lexi has performed at local events, When Lexi walked into my studio I
as well as at Disneyworld. She won a hip-hop schol- saw a young dancer with a great
arship that took her and her best friend Gaby, also a smile, sweet personality and lots of
Sandoval resident, to Washington, D.C. talent. I was so excited to know that
she was going to be a beautiful
dancer and that my great teaching
staff at RDA studio could help mold
her into a wonderful performer. Lexi
has excellent stage presence and
works hard at her technique. Lexi is
an asset to the Legends competi-
tion team and I look forward to
watching her grow for many years
to come!

Want to feature your young achiever? Please send it to
us!, We would love to feature your child/children, along
with photos. Email [email protected]

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Covering Your Assets April 2016

Know Your Rights: Assignment of Benefits

Provided by Sandoval resident Jessie Delaplane Serving Lee County
for over 30 years
Since the recent tornado claims in our area and the influx of contractors,
you may want to know your rights before you sign on the dotted line! Jessie Delaplane
An Assignment of Benefits Agreement is sometimes provided by con-
tractors that specialize in home repair and restoration, as well as roofers and ø'8-2+;,'#'9;8!;'9-2
plumbers. ;,'!8'!326'8932!£!2&

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please read carefully and consider speaking with your insurance agent. Also
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your behalf and may allow the contractor to receive funds directly from your • Business • RV •!;'8$8!đ•
insurance company. By signing an Assignment of Benefits document, you
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• Get everything in writing.
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o Total cost
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o Time schedule, guarantees, and/or warranties provided
o Payment schedule
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MORE TIPS
• Until the work is completed to your satisfaction, do not pay a contractor in
full or sign a completion certificate.
• A catastrophe such as a hurricane or other natural disaster greatly increases
the opportunity for contractor fraud. Remember, insurance fraud is a felony.
• Insurance coverage may be rendered void if there is misrepresentation by
an insured.

SUSPECT FRAUD?
To report suspected insurance fraud directly to Tower Hill Insurance Group,
call our Fraud Tip Hotline at 866.265.6590 or report online via our fraud re-
porting form.

Or you can contact NICB directly in one of three easy ways:
1. Text the keyword “FRAUD” to TIP411 (847411).
2. Call 1.800.TEL.NICB (1.800.835.6422).
3. Submit a form on www.nicb.org.

Sources: NICB (nicb.org), Insurance Information Institute (iii.org)

April 201616 FABULOUS

Feasts

4703-B SW 16th Pl.
239-257-1018

www.houseofomelets.com

House of Omelets on Pine Island Rd has been a favorite for several years now, but recently they opened
up a second location, off Cape Coral Parkway and Chiquita. This new location, formerly another restau-
rant, is larger but offers the same terrific menu that we have all enjoyed at the original location.

We had a choice of breakfast or lunch items, and no one was disappointed. Some of the items enjoyed include
Corned Beef & Pastrami, the Tropical Omelet, lemon rice soup, julienne salad, the California salad, Feast Burger,
Southern Skillet, and a Tuna Melt.

No one had any room for dessert, but they looked yummy!

Comments from the crowd: everything looked yummy, will definitely be back; be sure to try it, you will like it; por-
tions were very large, quality of food was excellent; very fresh; waitress was very nice, her suggestions were
spot on; big portions; nice atmosphere, ample parking, full bar, large menu and huge portions; very nice, attached
bar, off the beaten path; will be back for sure!

Sandoval Living gives House of Omelets
2 Thumbs Up!

17April 2016

Submitted by Resident bookworm
Tony Henkels

Reading Recomendations

How to be a Husband – Tim Dowling. A very funny read with lots of tongue in cheek “advice”. Just good entertainment and
laughs. ****

Alone in Antarctica – Felicity Aston. First Woman to ski solo across Antarctica. Well written story of her battle with the chal-
lenging weather to ski coast to coast across continent. ***

The Virgin Way – Richard Branson. Very interesting, well written book about his life experiences, starting several companies
& also some failures. This would be an excellent study in leadership & life skills for anyone. *****

Brando’s Smile – Susan Mizruchi. A must read for Brando fans about his life from very young on. Reviews all of his movies
& personal life. Lots of famous names and tales about their relations with Brando. ***

I Like You the Way I am – Jenny Mollen. Author is actress/writer. This story is about “I-Pod generation,” lots of casual sex
& sex related tales, “strong” sexual language with lots of humor. **

Live Right & Find Happiness (Although Beer is Much Faster) – Dave Barry. A witty, funny book that will have you laughing.
***
I Must Say – Martin Short. Comedian author tells many stories about his life among TV/movie stars with lots of names you
will recognize. Not a riveting book, but good for a few laughs. *

Isaac’s Storm – Erik Larson. This story is about Isaac Cline, the weather chief at the Galveston Weather Bureau station
when the worst hurricane & disaster in history hit Galveston, Texas on September 8, 1900. Lots of descriptive details. ***

Inside Syria – Reese Erlich. A very good history of Syria prior to the current civil war. It is a “tough” read, but contains a lot
of info that you won’t get anywhere else. ***

The Dogs Are Eating Them Now – Graeme Smith. Canadian journalist who lived in Southern Afghanistan during most of
the war. He had many contacts and reveals many things about participants who we never heard of before. ****

18 B i r d s - E y e
April 2016
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So What Else is New?

Submitted by Sandoval Snowbird Resident Emmell

It’s been a long winter here in Sandoval, but I can’t cataracts, there’s not even a good medical issue like an
for the love of me come up with why it seems like irritable internal disorder or severe skin affliction to
that. We’ve had no major clashes with our developer brighten up our conversations. So it’s more of “How are
or community uprisings, or any other significant occur- the kids?” and “Have you seen so-and-so lately?” “Oh,
rences worthy of writing home about as all seems quiet I’m so sorry to hear that.” And then a few agonizing
on the Western front, or should I say the Southwest seconds of dead air until I get up the nerve to say: “Well,
Florida front. It’s actually been eerily quiet, which can thanks for calling and I hope you have a nice day.” “But
be quite disquieting. you called me, Em!” “Oh yeah… well, it’s been nice talk-
ing to you. We’ll have to do it again soon.” Then, thank-
I often find myself running out of things to say when I’m fully, the phone is back in its cradle and I can go back
on the phone with one of my kids or any one of my to whatever I wasn’t doing.
many siblings or friends living up north. For one thing,
I’ve learned to avoid talking about the weather we’re I hate to say it, but even Sean’s ‘Eyes and Ears’ have
having here; even mentioning a “cool, cloudy few days” become boringly void of substance. Sorry Sean, no of-
fails to elicit even a hint of sympathy from anyone who’s fense intended, but where are the rampant monitor
just come in from clearing a foot of snow off their front lizard and alligator tales, the skulking night stalkers, the
entryway or is just starting to thaw out from below zero poolside brawls or the persistent puppy pooping prob-
temperatures that have been lingering for weeks. Short lems? Other than the odd ‘AWOL’ but soon-to-be-found
of a category 4 hurricane, nobody cares what the kitty, or flickering lamppost along the boulevard, there
weather is like down here in paradise. And, who’s inter- isn’t much to raise any eyebrows unless you’re eagerly
ested in hearing about how well you played that last awaiting to hear when the next Transition Committee
game of golf when their next outing is still at least 3 meeting will be held so you can be told again that tran-
months away. So, after the initial “Hi, how are you?” and sitioning has been delayed another several months.
“Fine, and you?” it’s a real brain buster to come up with
anything exciting to report. Maybe Sandoval is finally coming out of its growing
pains and beginning to evolve into a more mature com-
Since Elsie and I aren’t at the multiple joint replacement munity, or, could this just be the proverbial calm before
stage of our lives yet and can still see past our budding the proverbial storm?

Stay tuned!
Emmel

Sandoval Living has a Facebook page and it's just for
you! This is a way to update you on all things San-
doval, including meetings, upcoming events, and just
things in general. Feel free to post questions or com-
ments any time. The page is private, so as they say,
"friend us."

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Love at First Sight, Part 4 – April 2016
Ornamental Grasses

Submitted by Sandoval resident, Linda Duclos

Gama Grass or Fakahatchee Grass

This Florida native plant is a popular ornamental grass right here in Sandoval. It grows
in arching clumps 3-6 feet in height and has narrow leaves with a serrated edge. It
grows in full sun to partial sun and has dark green leaves with tall arching tan spikes.
The brownish flowers are held above the foliage and are produced spring through
fall. I am not an expert, but I have found that here in Sandoval, in some locations,
they can be susceptible to grubs that eat the roots and the grass then dies. If your
grass is dying and brown, just try pulling it out of the ground (should be very easy)
and look at the roots; you will see the grubs on the roots if this is the cause. This can
be treated by a grub killer, just ask your landscaper to treat it.

Fountain Grass

For a hardy splash of color in the garden, purple fountain grass is hard to beat. Red
to burgundy leaves and plumes reach heights of six feet with this grass. There is a
Rubrum compact species which only grows one to two feet in height. It is drought
tolerant and will even take a frost. Also comes in White!

Muhly Grass

In fall, Muhley grass produces fluffy pink to purple flower stalks that can reach up to
5 feet tall and tolerates salt, cold, drought and cold weather. A lovely white-flowering
form is also available. Muhley Grass is one of my personnel favorites. You can find
it planted along the Esplanade in mass, the purple haze their plumes give off in the
fall and winter is mesmerizing, especially when the sun highlights them.

Pruning
Ornamental grasses should be heavily pruned in late winter or early spring to ensure virtually year-round lush,
beautiful foliage. Evergreen grasses may only require the removal of old flower stalks while deciduous grasses
may require complete removal of the dead foliage and flower stalks from the previous season. Grasses usually
do not require pruning during the growing season except for those creeping grasses getting too close to the lawn.

Keeping Sandoval beautiful—that’s my goal!!

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April 2016

Invest With Your Head, Not Your Heart

Humans can be emotional and at times not very “Confirmation bias” are when circumstances conform
rational. This is exactly why we’ve heard the old to an investor’s expectation and are taken as confirma-
adage, that the market is run by fear and greed, tion and circumstances that don’t are simply ignored.
or about markets being “overbought” or “oversold.” Clear signals that indicate danger or a need for change
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them. future rewards. Purchasing high yield bonds, also
known as “junk bonds” today for the quest for higher re-
“Recency bias” is the inability to imagine that the in- turns while accepting higher default risk in the future is
vestment environment will ever be any different from an example of this.
the way it is now. When markets fall, many investors go
to cash to prevent further loss. Often, they stay in cash “Loss aversion” is the reluctance to sell an investment
too long and miss the recovery. After the markets re- at a loss to avoid admitting to yourself that the invest-
cover and investors regain their confidence and return ment was a mistake. Kenny Rodgers wrote a great
to the market, often times it is just as the market is song about loss aversion where he said, “you got to
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Submitted by 13 year old Sandoval resident April 2016
Marleigh Christopher

Child abuse is a huge issue, and needs to be brought to more people’s attention. Did you know that 28.3%
of adults report to being physically abused as a child, while other statics show that 20.7% of adults report
being sexually abused, and 10.6% of adults report being emotionally abused as a child. As you can tell
from the statistics abuse is a major issue that not many people are aware about. In fact, child abuse can even
lead to death. About 5 children die each day due to abuse.

There are five main types of child abuse which include: physical, sexual, exploitation, and emotional abuse. There
are many signs in parents in which there can be signs of them abusing their child such as: signs of physical
abuse including display of aggression toward a child. Signs of sexual abuse in a parent towards a child may in-
clude: the parent may rely on the child for emotional support, and a sign of emotional abuse in a parent is routinely
ignoring their child. Abuse causes behavioral problems in a child’s personality. One study conducted showed that
80% of 21 year olds who reported being abused had at least one psychological disorder.

To add to my findings, abused children are more likely to attempt suicide, or start doing drugs. Abuse cases can
also be very costly. For example, in 2008 all the children's needs such as health care costs, etc, added up to
$124 billion. That’s a lot of money to spend in one year, considering 3 million cases are reported in a year. There
are facilities such as DCF that take children out of this environment but those facilities cost a lot of money to
maintain the building and living expenses.

In conclusion, abuse needs to be brought to more people’s attention so we can stop this or lessen the problem.
The statistics prove that this is a huge problem, and needs to be stopped. Children dying because they are beaten
to death is not ok. Raise awareness, donate money to facilities, every little bit counts, as simple as an email to
an official or as little as a penny to a facility.

22 Real Estate News
Selling the Sandoval Dream –
April 2016 Achieving Success in Life and Real Estate

Having Confidence

Written by sponsor A.J. Ackerman

Welcome back to our Selling the Dream series. The biggest mistake sellers make is hiring the wrong
Do you have a clear vision for your future? We real estate agent. You must have confidence in your
hope the article last month helped you create real estate professional. If not, your confidence will

a clear vision and allowed you to start your path toward surely falter and the process of ‘Selling the Dream’ will
success. If you missed the article you can visit our ‘Sell not match your vision.
the Dream’ series at sell.eresuccess.com to begin your
journey in selling the dream. Having confidence in the real estate professional you
choose is so important because you are going to be

We are extremely excited this month to share some- asked to make several decisions and choices during
thing most people don’t even think about when deciding this process. If you don’t know what all those decisions
to ‘Sell the Dream’. Confidence. You must have confi- and choices are, and if you don’t trust or believe in the
dence to achieve your vision. Having confidence is all real estate professional you’ve selected, then you may
about believing you can succeed, believing in yourself find yourself stressing over:

and your vision. • Your home sitting on the market for a long time,
• Never hearing from them again after signing the listing
Once you decide to ‘Sell the Dream’ you need to be- agreement,
lieve the journey you’re about to start will help you re- • No communication about whether the marketing plan
alize your vision. Be confident in your decisions. Having

confidence can be the difference between having a is working,
great experience or a horrible experience ‘Selling the • Feeling like you are doing everything because they
Dream’. are not as knowledgeable as you thought,
• Thoughts that they are not looking out for your best
interests, and

• Concerns that they don’t share your vision.

These thoughts and feelings often result in sellers mak-
ing hasty decisions just to get the real estate transaction
done. For example, you don’t want to sell your house
below market value just to be done with the process.
UGH!

Over the next few months these articles will give you
even more great information so you can be confident
when ‘Selling the Dream’. Next month the article will
have specific tips on how to create a short list of real
estate professionals to interview, how to interview them,
and how you can make the best hiring decision. Up-
coming articles will have tips on listing contracts, decid-
ing on the right market price, and different aspects of a
transaction once your home is under contract. We want
you to be confident when ‘Selling the Dream’, because
it can be such an amazing and enjoyable experience
when you do it right.

A.J. Ackerman
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April 2016 Peripheral Artery Disease – Poor Circulation

Submitted by Sandoval Resident Dr. Louis Scala

Peripheral artery disease is a condition in which infarctions are potential complications of a vasospasm,
blood flow is reduced due to narrowed arteries. further indicating the seriousness of the condition.
There are many causes of the common condi- Symptoms related to poor circulation in feet, legs,
tion. An injury or inflammation to the blood vessels can hands and other parts of the body can go unnoticed for
result in decreased blood flow to a particular area, how- long periods of time. And as such, conditions related
ever, clogged arteries, a complication of atherosclero- to underlying health maladies that cause circulation
sis, is the most common cause. problems are often referred to as silent killers. This is
because unlike diseases that display prominent symp-
Essentially, atherosclerosis refers to the narrowing or toms, those that are circulatory in nature are often in-
hardening of arteries. This condition is characterized by frequent, mild or easily dismissed due to other factors.
the buildup of plaques or fatty deposits. When these de- One of the most identifiable symptoms of peripheral ar-
posits are present, it results in poor circulation because tery disease is pain or discomfort. Most often, this oc-
blood is not as easily able to pass through them. Pe- curs in the legs, the typical point of exhibition for
ripheral artery disease occurs when atherosclerosis is symptoms related to circulation problems. Symptoms
present and affects other areas away from the heart, are channeled here most frequently due to the simple
such as the arms and most commonly, the legs. force of gravity. Blood circulating in the lower extremi-
ties has an uphill battle to fight to make its way back to
Atherosclerosis and the often accompanying peripheral the heart. When function is impaired, this already diffi-
artery disease are serious conditions, and can lead to cult feat becomes even more challenging.
complications like heart attacks and strokes. In addition,
a vasospasm can occur. Wikipedia explains that a va- Other symptoms of peripheral artery disease include
sospasm is a constriction of blood vessels which can coldness or numbness, according to Mayo Clinic. Sim-
lead to necrosis or tissue death. Angina and myocardial ilarly to Raynaud’s disease, a condition causing poor
circulation in hands, a feeling of coldness can be pres-
ent in affected areas such as the calf. Additionally, tin-
gling sensations can also be experienced. Typically,
these come and go and are often more pronounced
during periods of physical activity. And, the severity of
these symptoms can vary too, with mild, moderate and
severe cases of symptoms occurring intermittently.

Interestingly, there are other subtle signs of peripheral
artery disease that should not be ignored either. Silvery
or shiny skin on the lower extremities can be a sign of
poor circulation in legs and is a symptom of the condi-
tion. And, slow growing toenails can also be a sign. A
weak pulse or one that is difficult to feel in the legs or
feet can also be a symptom of peripheral artery dis-
ease.

It is incredibly important that medical care be employed
if symptoms of peripheral artery disease are present
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Sandoval Sillies

Submitted by Resident funny guy Tony Henkels

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April 2016

Address Neighborhood Beds/Baths Sq. ft. List Price Sold Price Sold Date DOM
1,507 $240,000 $228,000 3/4/2016 71
2490 ANGUILLA DR ANGUILLA 3 Bed/2 1,533 $232,527 $242,000 12/31/2015 228
1,696 $274,900 $265,000 2/19/2016 95
2621 ANGUILLA DR ANGUILLA 2+Den/2 2,320 $346,900 $337,000 2/26/2016 71
2,603 $299,900 $299,900 12/30/2015 12
2502 BLACKBURN CIR BLACKBURN 3 Bed/2 2,367 $210,000 $219,450 2/26/2016 24
2,099 $334,900 $325,000 1/11/2016 89
2513 BLACKBURN CIR BLACKBURN 4 Bed/3(1) 2,691 $399,000 $382,500 1/15/2016 99
1,715 $239,900 $234,000 1/13/2016 8
2524 BLACKBURN CIR BLACKBURN 4 Bed/2 2,275 $336,965 $312,000 12/30/2015 52
2,275 $328,300 $320,000 1/27/2016 31
2539 BLACKBURN CIR BLACKBURN 4 Bed/2(1) 1,473 $239,500 $231,500 3/11/2016 11
1,533 $238,487 $233,000 2/12/2016 23
2623 CASIBARI CT CASIBARI 2+Den/2(1) 1,533 $236,916 $228,730 12/30/2015 4
1,725 $225,000 $190,000 12/31/2015 55
2607 FAIRMONT COVE CT FAIRMONT 3 Bed/3 1,787 $198,700 $190,000 2/4/2016 123
1,436 $184,900 $171,000 2/4/2016 84
2463 WOODBOURNE PL GREENDALE 3 Bed/2 3,620 $399,900 $395,000 1/15/2016 49
1,926 $263,291 $262,000 12/31/2015 67
2633 LAMBAY CT LAMBAY 3+Den/3 2,380 $224,900 $221,000 3/10/2016 33
1,806 $259,900 $248,000 12/29/2015 11
2752 LAMBAY CT LAMBAY 3+Den/3 59
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April 23- Relay For Life For Cape Coral

Four Freedoms Park
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Cape Coral, FL 33904
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April 201630 Through the Grapevine

Two Solid Selections

Submitted by Sandoval resident Maurice Lamontagne

Someone asked me recently that if I had to pick The choice of a red was a bit more difficult. While
two wines (a white and a red) that would go Cabernet Sauvignon is the obvious candidate to
with just about any meal, what would they be? compare with the popularity of Chardonnay, I find it a
My answer took a bit of thought, but it came down to bit too heavy and complex for a great number of
what I believe would be the most acceptable choices meals. While a Merlot is a ‘softer choice’, I tend to
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There is no doubt in my mind that Chardonnay is blends found in the Côtes-du-Rhône region. Rhone
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