THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE SPRING TRAILS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION ISSUE 8
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Spring Trails Celebrates Big!
WOW! What a memorable day July 4th was for Spring Trails . Back and better than ever was the 4th of July parade. This year’s parade showcased dozens of bikes, scooters, and wagons, classic cars and motorcycles, all brightly decorated in red, white and blue. Scout Troops T293 and T1293 served as color guard and led the procession presenting the United States and Texas flags. South Montgomery County Fire Department, Montgomery County Precinct 3 Constable and HEB joined in on the fun. And Uncle Sam waived to the crowd from a beautifully decorated float honoring our nation and Copyright © 2022 Peel, Inc.
veterans. It was a tremendous parade and all thanks to a small team of resident volunteers who worked for months to coordinate the logistics and decorate the float. How blessed are we to have such talented and dedicated residents. Afterward, parade participants and observers gathered at the parking lot of Broadway Elementary to visit and enjoy a hot dog lunch grilled up by Tailgate USA. As an added bonus kids young and old received new, 20year anniversary, commemorative frisbees. It was truly another special day in Spring Trails.
A great big Spring Trails thank you to the dedicated and gracious members of the allvolunteer parade committee for bringing back the much loved parade, Al and Mary Nowak and Ralph and Dolores Jones for spending their day serving hot dogs and snacks to hundreds of Spring Trails residents, and certainly Genette Wilbanks for managing and preparing all the event communications and registrations. Planning has already begun for next year’s parade. Contact the Board of Directors through Request Manager if you would like to get involved in planning next year’s parade and celebration. Spring Trails - August 2022
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