Alamo Area SKP Co-Op/Retreat of Texas, Inc. Lone Star Corral

      Bette Rodgers, an Original member of the Lone Star Corral family, died on January 15, 2019.  Bette and her husband, James, bought their LSC lot on June 10, 1987.R. I. P., Bette.

Wednesday, February 13

The following reservation has been made for Ladies’ Lunch Bunch: Just Like Home in D’Hanis on Wednesday, February 13, 2019.  Please meet in the Clubhouse at 12:15.  A sign-up sheet is on the table in the Clubhouse.

Diana Stone Lot 94

Barbara Thrash, a long time member of the Lone Star Corral family has died.
She was a member since May 19, 2009. She will be missed.

R.I.P, BARBARA

A big “thank you” to Larry and Mary Brogan and Mary Olstad for donating the lovely park bench that sits in front of the office.

LSC Board of Directors

Ladies’ Lunch Bunch met on Wednesday, January 9, 2019.  We drove to Bill & Rosa’s in D’Hanis.  Per their fine reputation, a copious amount of food was served, well prepared and delicious.  Among the twenty-eight ladies who attended, we were happy to welcome a new member as well as a visitor from Canada.  Our next luncheon will be held on February 13, 2019.  We will go to Just Like Home in D’Hanis. A sign-up sheet will be in the Clubhouse in a week or so. 

Let’s give an LSC Welcome to new members Pat and Patti McCubbin.

They are on Lot 23.

Voting packets for the AMM on 2-28 will be available starting on 1-04-19 at social. They will be available at all socials through 1-14 or you may pick it up at Lot 16 (call first). After 1-14 they will be mailed. If you don’t come to socials make one exception to avoid mailing costs.

Election Committee

Marlene and Larry (Lot 45) want to thank all the kitchen helpers for their hard work on New Years Eve. Special thanks to Jim Mossman for providing our music for the evening.

Pat and John Swatloski
Art and Sandra Million
Peggy Krepelka
Rose Schafer

With the new year, the WiFi Committee has started to upgrade our WiFi towers to dual-band 802.11 a/g/n Access Points. Many of the phones, tablets, and computers built in the last few years include dual-band WiFi radio chips and they can connect in the less congested 5.7 GHz WiFi band for faster speeds. The new 5.7 GHz Access Points show up as “LSC5-xx” on your device’s network list; the existing 2.4 GHz Access Points remain “LSC-xx” so current operation is unaffected. The password to connect to a tower is the same for both bands.