Traditions June 2021

The Official Newsletter of the Traditions of Braselton Community

June 2021 Vol. 8 Iss. 6

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PUBLIC SCHOOLS Gum Springs Elementary West Jackson Primary School West Jackson Intermediate School West Jackson Middle School Jackson County Comp. High School

706-654-5580 706-654-2243 706-654-2044 706-654-2775 706-367-5003

PRIVATE SCHOOLS Jackson Trail Christian School Lanier Christian Academy North Georgia Christian School

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CHILD CARE & PRESCHOOLS Elite Academy First Steps Childcare of Braselton Georgia Kids Academy

706-658-2343 706-658-4075 706-654-5437

COLLEGE & UNIVERSITIES Brenau Academy & University UGA Visitors Center Georgia Perimeter College University of North Georgia

770-534-6299 706-542-0842 678-407-5000 706-398-3000

MEDICAL FACILITIES Athens Regional Medical Center 706-475-7000 Northridge Medical Center 706-335-1000 Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton 770-848-8000 Gainesville 770-219-9000 Winder 770-867-3400 St. Mary’s Hospital 706-398-3000 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Traditions Golf Club Chateau Elan Winery Jackson County Parks & Rec Winder-Barrow Community Theatre Tanger Factory Outlets

706-363-9963 678-425-0900 706-367-6350 770-867-1679 706-335-3354

GOVERMENT SERVICES Jackson County Fire Department Jackson County Sheriff’s Department Jackson County Animal Control Department of Motor Vehicles Motor Vehicle Registration Tax Commissioner Voter Registration Dept. of Driver Services (Athens) Dept. of Driver Services (Gainesville) Braselton Post Office Jefferson Post Office

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UTILITIES/SERVICES Jackson Electric Membership Corp.

706-367-5281 Windstream 866-445-5880 Xfinity/Comcast 678-859-9253 Jackson County Water/Sewer 706-367-1741 Direct TV 888-777-2454 Dish Network 800-333-3474 Country Boy Satellites 706-677-3394 Jackson EMC Security 706-367-5281 Garbage Hound Trash Service 706-658-2679 White Oak Sanitation 706-367-0628 HOA COMMUNITY WEBSITE www.traditionsofbraselton.org To advertise in Traditions, contact Leah Nelson at The Times - 770.535.6330 lnelson@gainesvilletimes.com Traditions is a publication of The Times. Subject matter published is the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher of this newsletter. Professional advice should be obtained before making any decision in which a professional is readily available. Advertisers assume responsibility for the content of the ads placed in publication. Material published may not be reproduced without the written permission of The Times. The information and advertisements contained in this Newsletter are provided for the members of the Traditions of Braselton Homeowners Association as a courtesy only. No representations are made as to information presented, the quality of the goods or services advertised, or the veracity of the statements relating to the goods and services. The printing of opinions, information or advertisements does not constitute an endorsement by the Neighborhood or such opinions, information, goods or services.

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Committee Member Listing

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Save the Dates

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Pins and Needles

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News from the Social Committee

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Sheila Fest

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News from the Hospitality Committee

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News from the Empty Nesters

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News from the Course

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Health and Fitness

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In The Spotlight

Traditions of Braselton Onsite Community Association Office 401 Delaperriere Loop, Jefferson, GA 30549 706-654-9121 | traditionsofbraselton.org Monday to Friday |10 AM to 6 PM *** Office hours are by appointment only currently due to Covid-19*** Notary Service: Available for $3 by appointment only.

Amenity keycards: To replace your amenity photo id keycard for $25/ each please email our office.

Please email the onsite manager at manager@traditionsofbraselton.org or the onsite admin at admin@traditionsofbraselton.org

Traditions of Braselton Owners Clubhouse 1665 Traditions Way, Jefferson, GA 30549 Lost Pet/Animal Disturbances For lost pest, dangerous animals and/or unclaimed pets, please contact Jackson County Animal Control at 1-706-367-5480.

Mailbox Replacement/Repair(s) Please contact Brett Schwartz at 1-918-605-4209.

Discovery Center 401 Delaperriere Loop, Jefferson, GA 30549 | 706-684-0450 discover@traditionsofbraseltonhomes.com Traditions Golf & Country Club 350 Traditions Way, Jefferson, GA 30549 | 706.363.9963

Welcome

to our new residents

Gary E. & Colette D. Nelson

Nicole Dipaula

Ryan & Christina E. Burnett Kent

Todd E. Cooper

3093 Mulberry Greens Lane

Martha C. & Danny N. Kelley

Andrew & Bethany Suddreth

James & Melanie Betancourt

Kevin D. & Deborah C. Turner

John Padova

Nehemiah & Melissa Flowers

Joseph Mitchell

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COMMITTEE MEMBER LISTING

Board of Directors

boardofdirectors @traditionsofbraselton.org Whit Marshall Bryan Allen Sam McGaughey

Architectural Review Board

arb@traditionsofbraselton.org Hunter Bicknell (HOA Rep) David Hobbs (HOA Rep) Joan Cox (HOA Rep) Whit Marshall Bryan Allen Addison Wilson Michael Hart (Architect)

Finance Committee

Dave Cathcart Jack C. Todd

Communication Committee

communications @traditionsofbraselton.org Lloyd Ocampo Cindy Hohman

Tennis Committee

tenniscommittee @traditionsofbraselton.org Ginger Reeves, Chair Bret O’Steen James Livingston Margaret Peterson Tracy Woodall

finance @traditionsofbraselton.org

Grounds Committee

Steve Morrell, Chair Wayne Davis Beth Grimes Donna Cowart Ralph NeSmith Keith Harbin Gary Webb Tom Goodwin

Meets the 3rd Thursday of the Month at 5:00 pm

Quarterly Meeting

Capital Improvements & Special Projects capitalimprovements @traditionsofbraselton.org Bret O’Steen, Chair David Ehrhardt Beth Grimes William Patterson

Recreation Area

recreation @traditionsofbraselton.org Daryl McCallum, Chair Brett Schwartz Jason Shay Andrew Williams

grounds @traditionsofbraselton.org Joel Gatlin, Chair David Green Steve Morrell Cheryl Domineau Lane Thompson Jane Gladden Bill Cowart James Barry Linda Harris Gary Webb Michael Madden Bob Heess Julie Heess

Grounds Special Projects Sub Committee James Barry David Green

Social Committee

socialcommittee @traditionsofbraselton.org

Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the

month at 7pm

Sheila Anderson, Chair Caroline Pergantis Heather Bennett Kelli Eureka Danielle Connor Ashley Cooper Blake Milner Terina Assouad-Sorrell Andrea Vitch Helen Minor Shelley Lovelady

Hospitality Committee hospitalitycommittee @traditionsofbraselton.org Portia Ocampo, Chair Kathy Buffington Donna Thompson Connie Freeman Helen Parsek Sherry Green Suzanne Patterson Nancy Allen Lyn Coburn Alisha Moore Jennie Deese

Empty Nesters

emptynesters @traditionsofbraselton.org Beth Grimes, Chair Janice Barbieri Mary Ann Barry Nancy Bolen Cindy Hohman Margaret Hanson Helen Parsek Karin Waters Shelley Lovelady Carol Mays Helen Minor Jennie Deese Joy Rich Laura Madden Beth Franklin

Neighborhood Watch neighborhoodwatch @traditionsofbraselton.org Frederick Rogers, Chair Tom Badura Jay Cleveland Cheryl & Jim Domineau Ralph NeSmith Richard & Tina Carlson Robert Evans Michael Goodman Rich Doeding Larry Miller Sherry & Scott Davis James Barry Bob Heess Julie Heess

Christmas Decorating Committee Cheryl Morrell, Chair Nancy Bolen Jennifer Alexander Lee Axelberg Sandy Carroll Bonnie Hall Sheryl Harvin Annette McDonald Portia and Ranah Ocampo Nancy Owens Helen Parsek Pam Poppe Jen Williams Lori Williams Donna Cowart Linda Boatner David Leighton Beverly Davis

*Please email manager@ traditionasofbraselton.org if you are interest in serving.

Traditions of Braselton Is Professionally Managed By: Community Management Associates, Inc. On-site Community Association Manager Jennifer M. Giacin, CAM On-site Management Office 401 Delaperriere Loop Jefferson, GA 30549 706-654-9121 jgiacin@cmacommunities.com manager@traditionsofbraselton.org

On-site Administrative Assistant On-site Maintenance Technician Corporate Office Jenny Guess Chance Reynolds 1465 Northside Drive, Suite 128 401 Delaperriere Loop 401 Delaperriere Loop Atlanta, GA 30318 Jefferson, GA 30549 Jefferson, GA 30549 404-835-9100 706-654-9121 1-706-654-9121 Fax: 404-835-9200 Fax: 706-654-9127 creynolds@cmacommunities.com jguess@cmacommunities.com admin@traditionsofbraselton.org **To guarantee availability please schedule an appointment with the Community Manager

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S AV E T H E D AT E S

Save the Date!

Look for Updates on our Community Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Traditions-of-Braselton/656536547767097 & our Community Website at http://www.traditionsofbraselton.org **(Dates and times are subject to change, please check back and look for announcements) ** PLEASE RSVP – Just a reminder, Traditions has grown so much that it is imperative that we RSVP for all Social Committee Events! ***Due to the recommendations of the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) we are postponing community events in the immediate future until further notice. We will continue to monitor COVID-19 updates from the CDC and WHO as well as make important community updates, as necessary. *** All events are subject to change!*** JUNE ***Empty Nesters Pool Party – TBD*** 6th: New Residents Meet and Mingle hosted by the Hospitality Committee at the Owners Clubhouse 9th: Ladies Tips & Sips Clinig at the Traditions of Braselton Golf and Country Club 11th: ARB Meeting at the Discovery Center Conference Room 13th: Sunday Funday at the Owners Clubhouse hosted by the Social Committee 14th: Blood Drive at the Owners Clubhouse 16th: Dessert Bunco at the Owners Clubhouse 16th: Social Committee Meeting at the Owners Clubhouse Conference Room 17th: Grounds Committee Meeting at the Owners Clubhouse Conference Room 18th: Pins & Needles Group at the

Owners Clubhouse Club 18th: Couples Golf at the Traditions of Braselton Golf and Country Club 20th: Father’s Day 23rd: Ladies Tips & Sips Clinig at the Traditions of Braselton Golf & Country Club 25th to 27th: Member Guest Tournament at the Traditions of Braselton Golf & Country Club JULY Empty Nesters Pool Party – TBD 4th: July 4th Parade & Celebration hosted by the Social Committee 5th: Independence Day Holiday – HOA Office is closed 9th: ARB Meeting at the Discovery Center Conference Room 15th: Grounds Committee Meeting at the Owners Clubhouse Conference Room 16th: Pins & Needles Group at the

Owners Clubhouse 17th: MGA Red, White & Blue at the Traditions of Braselton Golf and Country Club 19th: Quarterly Community Meeting at the Owners Clubhouse 21st: Dessert Bunco at the Owners Clubhouse 21st: Social Committee Meeting at the Owners Clubhouse Conference Room 23rd: Couples Golf at the Traditions of Braselton Golf and Country Club 30th: 1st Day of School for Jackson County 30th: Back to School Bash & Book Bag Drive (iServe Ministries) at the Owners Clubhouse hosted by the Social Committee AUGUST 3rd: Empty Nester’s Event at the Owners Clubhouse 4th: Blood Drive at the Owners

Clubhouse 5th: Trivia Night at the Traditions of Braselton Golf and Country Club 13th: ARB Meeting at the Discovery Center Conference Room 15th: Sunday Funday at the Owners Clubhouse hosted by the Social Committee 18th: Dessert Bunco at the Owners Clubhouse 18th: Social Committee Meeting at the Owners Clubhouse Conference Room 19th: Grounds Committee Meeting at the Owners Clubhouse Conference Room 20th: Pins & Needles Group at the Owners Clubhouse 21st & 22nd: MGA Ryder Cup at the Traditions of Braselton Golf and Country Club 27th: Couples Golf at the Traditions of Braselton Golf and Country Club

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You are invited to sew with us at the “Pins & Needles”.

The group quilts, sews, embroiders, appliqués, knits, crochets, and any other type of handwork you enjoy. We meet at the Traditions of Braselton Owner’s Clubhouse at 1665 Traditions Way, Jefferson, GA 30549 every third Friday of the month from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm.

Bring your projects, lunch, drinks, and other equipment like a sewing machine, additional lighting, a power strip, and extension cords. An iron, ironing board and cutting mat will be provided.

If you plan to attend or any have questions, please call Pam Poppe at 706-654-4776 or email her at poppepampaul@gmail.com. We hope you join us!!!

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NEWS FROM THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE

WHERE: TRADITIONS OF BRASELTON POOL WHEN: SUNDAY JUNE 13TH TIME: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Music by Departure, the ultimate Journey tribute band.

We will have Uncle Chet’s Barbecue and Yom ice cream company onsite for your dining pleasure!

Tradition’s residents only!

Join us as we celebrate America’s Birthday!

Date: July 4th 11:30 AM to 4:00PM Parade 11:30 AM Check in & Gates to the pool open 11:00 AM Parade starts at 11:30 am at the corner of Traditions Way and Harmony Grove.

Please start lining up at 11:15. Prizes will be given to the best decorated golf cart and the best bike/trike/wagon.

Lunch will be catered from noon till 2pm.

This includes either a hamburger OR hotdog, coleslaw, mac n cheese, chips, dessert, and a soft drink. Adults $10.00 kids $5.00. Music by Take 3!!!

TRADITIONS RESIDENTS ONLY!!!

Watch for the link to sign up!

This is a byob event!

5TH ANNUAL SHEILA FEST We are super excited about the 5th Sheila Fest…who would have ever thought 5 years ago it would be this big! Last year we donated $28,000.00 to IServe Ministries and we are very proud of this! So, this year our goal is $40,000.00! I know all of us here at Traditions can pull this off! Stay tuned for opportunities to sponsor, donate, and volunteer for our biggest charity event of the year!!!! I know if we pull together as a community there is nothing we cannot do!

SAVE THE DATES

BACK TO SCHOOL BASH JULY 30TH SUNDAY FUNDAY AUGUST 15TH WATCH FOR DETAILS AND LINKS TO SIGN UP!

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NEWS FROM THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE

sponsorship opportunities

Sheila Fest 2021

Presented By:

Friday oct. 1st SHEILA FEST GOLF TOURNAMENT Friday oct. 15th Sheila Fest charity dinner Saturday oct. 16th A traditions of braselton music festival

Keith Harbin Agency

ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT:

event info and tickets at:

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FRIDAY OCTOBER 1st 9AM - SHOTGUN START

TRADITIONS OF BRASELTON GOLF CLUB FORMAT: 2 Person Scramble with 9-Hole Draw Men's, Women's, and Co-ed Team Flights COST: $125/Player or $250/Team

For Details on Tournament and Golf Sponsorships: CONTACT: Jim Strong 404-775-0601 Jim@ThorpeEnterprises.com

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNIES: (SOLD) TITLE SPONSOR: $8000 (1 AVAILABLE) GOLD SPONSOR: $1000 (3 AVAILABLE) 1 Medium Individual Sponsor Banner 2 Front of Event Signs (One Located at Putting Green and One at Driving Range) 1 Front Nine Hole Sponsorship with Tent 1 Back Nine Hole Sponsorship 1 Team in Event 4 Dinner Tickets 4 Tickets to the Sheila Fest Music Festival

SILVER SPONSOR: $750

BRONZE SPONSOR: $500

(4 AVAILABLE)

(6 AVAILABLE)

1 Front of Event Sign (Located at Putting Green)

1 Front of Event Sign (Located at Driving Range)

1 Hole Sponsorship with Tent

1 Front Nine Hole Sponsorship

(With Hole Choice - First Come First Serve)

OR 1 Back Nine Hole Sponsorship

1 Team in Event

1 Team in Event

4 Dinner Tickets

2 Dinner Tickets

4 Tickets to the Sheila Fest Music Festival

2 Tickets to the Sheila Fest Music Festival

HOLE SPONSOR: $100 (MULTIPLE AVAILABLE)

2020 SHEILA FEST

SHEILA FEST GOLF TOURNAMENT

1 Front Nine Hole Sponsorship OR 1 Back Nine Hole Sponsorship

**ASK ABOUT DUAL SPONSORSHIP DISCOUNT OPPORTUNITIES**

W WW .S HEI L AF ES T. COM/G OL F KEITH HARBIN AGENCY Traditions of Braselton

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Friday October 1st 9AM

SPONSORSHIP APPLICATION Company Name: __________________________________ Contact Person: ___________________________________ Phone Number: ___________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________ Sponsorship Level Requested: ________ Fee: $_________ ***A HIGH RESOLUTION LOGO (PNG, JPEG OR VECTOR FORMAT) MUST BE PROVIDED WITH YOUR APPLICATION***

Other Donation Opportunities: ___ Donation of Cash $______, or Check $______ Check No. ______ ___ Donation of Auction/Drawing Items (Value) $ _______________ Description: ___________________________________________ ___ Donation of Gift Cards or Discount Coupons (Amount) $ ______ ___ Sponsor 1-person ($125) or a 2-person ($250) Team ___ Other, describe: ________________________________________

SPONSOR TEAM SHIRT ORDER: PLAYER 1 SHIRT SIZE: _____ PLAYER 2 SHIRT SIZE: _____

To make a donation please contact Jim Strong at 404-775-0601 or JIm@ThorpeEnterprises.com for further details.

PAYMENT OPTIONS: -Make Checks Payable to "Traditions of Braselton for SheilaFest" and give to Jim Strong, or mail to: Traditions of Braselton, ATTN: Sheila Fest 401 Delaperriere Loop, Jefferson, GA 30549.

-Pay by credit card: Card #: ______________________ EXP: ___/___ Name on card: ____________________ Zip: _________ CVV: ____

APPLICATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 10, 2021

2021 SHEILA FEST GOLF TOURNAMENT

TRADITIONS OF BRASELTON GOLF CLUB

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WHEN: FRIDAY OCTOBER 15TH @ 6PM WHERE: TRADITIONS OF BRASELTON OWNER'S CLUBHOUSE 1665 TRADITIONS WAY JEFFERSON, GA 30549 COST:

$25/PLATE (SEATING IS LIMITED)

WHAT: FULL SERVICE DINNER & DRINKS SILENT AND LIVE AUCTION **DONATIONS FOR AUCTION ITEMS WELCOME**

FOR DETAILS ABOUT DONATIONS OR VOLUNTEERING CONTACT: JASON LEE AT 770-870-4775 OR JASONFRANKLINLEE@HOTMAIL.COM

2021 SHEILA FEST

CHARITY DINNER

ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT:

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Sheila Fest Music Festival Sponsorship Opportunities

TITLE SPONSOR: $8000 (SOLD) STAGE SPONSOR: $3000 -Prominent signage on the stage, as well as, throughout the festival area -Multiple opportunities to promote your business from the stage -Promotion in the Traditions of Braselton Newsletter Event Write-Up, Social Media and Event Communications -Vendor booth in prominent festival location -Logo on Official Sheila Fest T-Shirts -4 Entry tickets to the festival -4 Sheila Fest T-Shirts

BAND SPONSOR (10 AVAILABLE): $1000 -Opportunity to promote your business from the stage and introduce one of the bands -Prominent signage around stage area, as well as, throughout the festival -One opportunity to promote your business on stage -Promotion in the Traditions of Braselton Newsletter Event Write-Up, Social Media and Event Communications -Vendor booth in prominent festival location -Logo on Official Sheila Fest T-Shirts -4 Entry tickets to the Festival -4 Sheila Fest T-Shirts

KIDS AREA SPONSOR (4 AVAILABLE): $750 -Prominent signage at Kids Area and Petting Zoo, as well as, throughout the festival area -Promotion in the Traditions of Braselton Newsletter Event Write-Up, Social Media and Event Communications -Vendor booth in prominent festival location -Logo on Official Sheila Fest T-Shirts -4 Entry tickets to the Festival -4 Sheila Fest T-Shirts

The question we get most often is "Why is it called SheilaFest?"

“In 2015, one of our beloved residents and social committee members – Sheila Anderson – had a massive heart attack and nearly lost her life. A true music lover, Sheila was inspired by her second shot at life to launch a music festival at Traditions of Braselton. The festival is named as a living tribute to her – after all, that’s what this community is all about… those special individuals that are an integral part of the whole.

Sheila’s ideas, connections to local bands and countless hours of work to pull together something amazing with the help of her friends and neighbors in the community resulted in one of the largest events Traditions of Braselton has ever hosted. We expect this year to be even bigger and better than ever.

I – for one – can’t wait!”

GOLD SPONSOR (3 AVAILABLE) $750 -Prominent signage throughout the festival area -Promotion in the Traditions of Braselton Newsletter Event Write-Up, Social Media and Event Communications -Vendor booth in prominent festival location -Logo on Official Sheila Fest T-Shirts -4 Entry tickets to the Festival -4 Sheila Fest T-Shirts

SILVER SPONSOR: (3 AVAILABLE) $500 -Prominent signage throughout the festival area -Vendor booth in prominent festival location -Logo on Official Sheila Fest T-Shirts -3 Entry tickets to the Festival -3 Sheila Fest T-Shirts

VENDOR BOOTH: $100 -Vendor booth in festival location -2 Entry tickets to the Festival

ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT:

**IN-KIND SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE**

CONTACT OUR TEAM FOR MORE INFORMATION: SHEILA ANDERSON: 678-283-8594 EMAIL: SHEILAFEST@TRADITIONSOFBRASELTON.ORG **ASK ABOUT DUAL SHEILA FEST EVENT SPONSORSHIP DISCOUNTS**

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NEWS FROM THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE So, what does iServe do?

In 2020, iServe gave away

$2,800,000 worth of food to those in need

THE ISERVE VISION To end generational poverty in the communities we serve through meeting practical needs and teaching life skills

iServe’s mission is to bridge the gap between the body of Christ (the church) and the community, together with one another serving those in need and teaching them skills that lead to change. Our hope is that the change brings an end to the generational poverty in their lives and families.

Our mission currently drives two community programs, a weekend backpack program to 250 local families with children in school who participate in the free and reduced lunch program and a mobile food pantry, held three times per month, serving on average 750 families per month.

With a vision for a future where the families that we serve are able to end the cycle of generational poverty that many of them are in, we are seeking partners to help us continue running successful outreach programs, to offer free or reduced cost services to individuals seeking to learn practical life and work skills, and to employ “graduates” of the iServe program.

OUR PROGRAMS

Nearly 40,000 people in the counties that we serve are living under the food insecurity rate

Each mobile food pantry provides 30,000lbs of food for up to 500 families for just $800 In 2020 iServe’s Feeding Northeast Georgia food pantries served 38,000 people in need in our community.

Over 60% of children in our community are eligible for free or reduced lunch

A Bags of Love backpack provides 24 meals for a family for just $6/week Each week 250 backpacks are delivered by volunteers to local schools

VISION FOR THE FUTURE We believe ending generational poverty will take a multifaceted approach, and one of the ways we purpose to make an impact is through a transitional housing program in Jackson county. Our transitional housing program will serve homeless families with a vision to train, equip and encourage them to become healthy families. Our vision includes a tiny home village and community center where families can be mentored, take classes, and learn valuable life skills. www.iserveministries.org/vision

Would you consider partnering with us?

Jeff: 407-761-3659

Traditions of Braselton

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Company Name: Product/Service Provided: Contact Person: Phone Number: Email: Sponsorship/Vendor Level Requested:

Fee: $

**PLEASE EMAIL HIGH RESOLUTION (PNG, JPEG, VECTOR FORMAT) LOGO TO : sheilafest@traditionsofbraselton.com**

If you will have a vendor table, which service will you be presenting/providing at the event?

How many company representatives will be at your table? (Up to 4) -Make Checks Payable to "Traditions of Braselton for SheilaFest" and give to Sheila Anderson or mail to: Traditions of Braselton, Attn: Sheila Fest 401 Delaperriere Loop Jefferson, GA 30549 Or pay by credit card and email this form to: sheilafest@traditionsofbraselton.org.

Payment Info: Card #: Name on Card: Exp:

CVV:

Zip Code:

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N E W S F R O M T H E H O S P I TA L I T Y C O M M I T T E E

DEAR NEIGHBORS, If you have had a loss in your immediate family, or you become aware of another Traditions of Braselton family who has had a loss in their immediate family, please let us know. We are dedicated to offering kindness and care when families need it the most. We will send a card offering our condolences to show our neighborhood support during this difficult time.

Additionally, if you would like to send a meal to the family, we are happy to help you set up a meal train. Please reach out to the committee to set up a consultation. Our service is provided to TOB residents only.

We encourage you to reach out and contact us at: comfortandcare@traditionsofbraselton.org Thanks!

Lyn Coburn Hospitality’s Comfort & Care Sub-Committee COMFORT AND CARE COMFORTANDCARE@TRADITIONSOFBRASELTON.ORG

Empowering Families Working on a car with his housedad inspired Eagle Ranch alumnus George Grob to start a business in performance automotive work.

His experience with both of his houseparents is influencing his family today. “The structure of Eagle Ranch and seeing how my houseparents raised their children had a big impact on me. I want to be the best dad I can possibly be to my son. I want to be very involved and do things with my family.”

Read more about George’s story at EagleRanch/AR21.

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NEWS FROM THE EMPTY NESTERS

CINCO DE DERBY The day was Saturday, May 1, 2021. The place was the Owners’ clubhouse. The Empty Nesters came together to cheer on their favorite horse in the Derby, have a fiesta good time. We combined the theme this year because our event was actual derby day and the next day was Cinco de Mayo. So why not celebrate both.

Our decorations were like minded as well. They ranged from our Fiesta table tops to derby hats and anything horses. Again we enjoyed meeting many new neighbors, as our group is rapidly growing with all of the new construction in the neighborhood and finally being able to get out in groups again.

Our first order of business was watching the Kentucky Derby, cheering on our favorites, while we munched on appetizers brought by our members. Thanks to Bryan Allen for his tech services. Several women wore their derby hats for the contest and even a few men got in on the act.

Next, we moved on to a yummy taco bar while sipping on some margaritas. The desserts brought by members satisfied everyone’s sweet tooth.

Once we were stuffed and had shared many a good laugh we started playing games. Even though many needed to be coaxed into playing, all had a good time. I know we sound like a bunch of kids playing games but even the kid’s games get very competitive. A lot of encouragement, cheering and jeering going on around the horse race game.

We started with Pin the Tail on the horse. While being spun around three times made many of us very dizzy, it did make for some interesting pinnings. Several did not believe the spinner was leading them in the right direction, just to throw them off (we only picked on a few). Cindy Hohman received her Fabulous prize for being closest.

Then came the horse race. Everyone picked their favorite horse and rolled the dice to see how far their horse would move on the track. Lots of wishing on the roll of the dice and heckling those high rollers. The winners from each round moved on to the race-off. Don’t you know those horses were getting tired! The overall winner was Pam Poppe, by a nose. She also received a Fabulous prize.

Nancy Bolen won the hat contest with her margarita glasses and horses.

The finale of the night was the donkey piñata with his garland of ceremonial of roses. Thanks to some ingenuity on our EN committee, we had the piñata hanging high off of a long pole and ladder. The plan was to blindfold each player, spin them around, line them up and give them one whack at it. Since Pam won the horse race, we thought it only fitting he got to go first. Although one whack was not enough for her as she just kept swinging, but to no avail. It was going to be tough, so we asked Bryan Allen to give it a try. Well in one swing he knocked it off its hook, but did not break it. The best swing of the night went to Bryan Allen, swinging while Beth Grimes held it in her hands, oh my! what was she thinking! We were finally just done and broke it apart to find some yummy candies and a few adult libations were inside. . So much fun to watch.

We continued to party throughout the night just enjoying talking to friends.

Our next events (June, July and August) will be pool parties hosted at various homes. Be looking for the evite for June 10, 2021 pool party.

If you’d like to join us please email emptynesters@traditionsofbraselton.org with name(s), address, best phone number and best email address. Hope to see you soon.

Beth Grimes, Empty Nesters Planning Committee Chair

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SENIOR MEN’S GOLF GROUP

The senior men gather to play an organized format of stroke play on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. You never know who you will get paired with on these days, so it is a great opportunity to meet your fellow neighbors and make new friends. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, it is just playing with whomever you like (assuming they want to play with you too). Our block of tee times starts at 11:00 am on Monday and 9:30 am on Tuesdays through Friday. You need to call the pro shop 48 hours in advance to reserve your spot. You can make reservations for up to two weeks at a time. If you just show up without a reservation, you take the chance of there not being an opening. Play as often or as little as you like; just show up at least 15 minutes before the first tee time.

This is a social group with members of varying skill levels.

For more information, contact Steve Morrell at shmorrell44@ gmail.com or (h)706-654-6034 or (c) 770-861-6102.

GOLF GROUPS

MEN’S GROUP (MGA)

LADIES’ GOLF GROUP

Currently, the ladies have standing tee times Monday at 11:00 am and Tuesday through Friday at 9:20 am. You need to call the pro shop 48 hours in advance to reserve your spot. You can make reservations for up to two weeks at a time. If you just show up without a reservation, you take the chance of there not being an opening. Do not worry about handicaps since the skill levels vary widely. These women golf for fun. For more information, please contact Pam Poppe at poppepampaul@gmail.com or 706-654-4776.

Come out and meet your neighbors in this fun and welcoming group. The Traditions men’s group has weekly organized games on Wednesdays at 12:00 pm and Saturdays/ Sundays starting at 7:30. We also sponsor fun monthly tournaments throughout the year. Members can register to play online through Golf Genius. The MGA has neighbors of all skill levels and ages. For additional information, please contact Wayne Freeman at 706-346-9519 or wfree17@ yahoo.com

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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT TRADITIONS WHAT’S HAPPENING AT TRADITIONS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB W ELCOMING BR OCK ANDERSON W ELCOMING BR OCK ANDERSON

Traditions Golf and Country Club is excited to announce that Brock Anderson will be the Director of Restaurant Operations for Twenty7.

Traditions Golf and Country Club is excited to announce that Brock Anderson will be the Director of Restaurant Operations for Twenty7.

Brock is an exceptional chef and restaurant operator with a robust background in the food and beverage industry.

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WHAT’S WHAT’S HAPPENING HAPPENING AT AT TRADITIONS TRADITIONS GOLF GOLF & & COUNTRY COUNTRY CLUB CLUB W H AT TO EXPECT AT TW ENTY7 W H AT TO EXPECT AT TW ENTY7 Opening Summer of 2021, Twenty7 is the exciting, new members-only restaurant run by local restaurateurs, Opening Summer of 2021, Twenty7 is the exciting, new members-only restaurant run by local restaurateurs, Jack and Hollie Ansley. Twenty7 will feature seating for over 200 members and their guests, 2 full bars, private Jack and Hollie Ansley. Twenty7 will feature seating for over 200 members and their guests, 2 full bars, private members lounge, and a rooftop patio bar overlooking the first hole. The restaurant will be accented by beautiful members lounge, and a rooftop patio bar overlooking the first hole. The restaurant will be accented by beautiful modern club décor and tons of natural light creating a warm and inviting ambiance for our members. modern club décor and tons of natural light creating a warm and inviting ambiance for our members.

Our new Director of Restaurant Operations, Brock Anderson, is hard at work carefully crafting the perfect Our new Director of Restaurant Operations, Brock Anderson, is hard at work carefully crafting the perfect menu for our members. Twenty7 will be a full-service restaurant offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day menu for our members. Twenty7 will be a full-service restaurant offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day of the week. Breakfast and lunch will feature a club casual atmosphere offering specially crafted burgers, salads, of the week. Breakfast and lunch will feature a club casual atmosphere offering specially crafted burgers, salads, and other club favorites. Dinner will feature a more upscale dining experience offering mouthwatering steaks, and other club favorites. Dinner will feature a more upscale dining experience offering mouthwatering steaks, seafoods, and pastas. One of the most anticipated additions to our menus will be the gourmet pizzas offered in seafoods, and pastas. One of the most anticipated additions to our menus will be the gourmet pizzas offered in both individual and family sizes. After many tastings, we can assure you that these will be the best pizzas you both individual and family sizes. After many tastings, we can assure you that these will be the best pizzas you can find for many miles. can find for many miles.

Twenty7 is sure to be the social hub of the club. Look forward to wine tastings, monthly social events, live Twenty7 is sure to be the social hub of the club. Look forward to wine tastings, monthly social events, live entertainment, and much more. Members are sure to enjoy a new spacious area to mingle with their fellow entertainment, and much more. Members are sure to enjoy a new spacious area to mingle with their fellow members, enjoy a delicious meal with the family, or just relax and enjoy their club. It will be the spot to see and members, enjoy a delicious meal with the family, or just relax and enjoy their club. It will be the spot to see and be seen with great food, amazing atmosphere, and set in an unmatched surrounding. be seen with great food, amazing atmosphere, and set in an unmatched surrounding.

Do not miss out on the premier club dining and social experience of the area! Social memberships start at just Do not miss out on the premier club dining and social experience of the area! Social memberships start at just $29 a month. For more information on membership opportunities, please contact our Membership Director $29 a month. For more information on membership opportunities, please contact our Membership Director Casey Haney.

Casey Haney.

Casey Haney | chaney@traditionsgcc.com | 706.363.9963 Option 2 Casey Haney | chaney@traditionsgcc.com | 706.363.9963 Option 2

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Say Hello to Summer...

GET OUT AND GET ACTIVE……

It is time for us to get out and be active!! With Summer vacations to the Beach and Mountains and the pools opening, we have no excuse no to!

Challenge yourself to try new things this Summer. Have you ever been on a paddle board? It is so much fun and really encourages core activation and spinal balance. Yoga on paddleboard is even better!!

Did you know the beach is my favorite place to practice yoga? The sounds of seagulls and the Ocean’s tide is like a natural meditative playlist. There is nothing better than breathing in the fresh Ocean air syncing your breath with the waves crashing in and out and sinking your feet in the sand while doing Yoga asana’s.

Try an inversion and look at the world upside down. Looking at the Ocean as the sky and the sky as the ocean is so cool!

TAKE A HIKE…….

Getting out of your comfort zone and into nature encourages us to be more active.

Did you know that Georgia is known for having an extensive list of Waterfalls?

The beauty of Georgia’s waterfalls can lure even the not so outdoorsy types off the beaten path and into picture-perfect wilds. Even if just planning a day trip it is great to get the family and dogs out for a nice hike and great exercise. Breathe in the fresh oxygen and explore new surroundings!

Some great waterfalls that are not far away include Tallulah Gorge, Jack River Falls, Amicalola Falls, and Desoto Falls.

Visit https://gastateparks.org for a more extensive list of State Parks and Waterfalls.

TAKE UP A NEW CLASS……

If you are anything like me then you get bored easily with traditional workout routines. That is why I am always seeking to learn new ways to stay fit while having fun. I found something so unique and special when first introduced to Buti Yoga.

Buti Yoga appealed to me so much because it introduced me to a whole new world of incorporating dance moves to traditional yoga asanas. I have never taken dance in my life, certainly not by choice, my parents were just unable to afford me that luxury. That is why I fell in love with the dance techniques in Buti because they are so easy, accessible and anyone can follow along.

The word “Buti” comes from the Indian Marathi word that means the cure to something hidden or kept secret.

You will be sure to find something hidden within you that will wake up every muscle in this fun and highly energetic class!!

See my full schedule of a variety of classes I offer on my Facebook page @ artofyoga.zen or feel free to call me if you have any questions or have interest in a private, semi-private or group class. 678-978-0499 LUBRICATE YOUR JOINTS…….

Ever wake up feeling stiff like a tin man? As we age our joints stiffen over time from lack of movement. It is so important to lubricate them through mobility. You can do this by simply bending and straightening

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H E A LT H A N D F I T N E S S the arms and legs, toes and fingers.

Rolling the ankles and wrist, hips, shoulders and the neck both ways!

How easy is that?

STRETCH…….

Stretching can be so beneficial to how we feel and our energy levels.

Stretching daily can improve our posture as tight muscles cause poor posture.

Stretching improves our range of motion which our joints loose over time.

Stretching also helps to prevent injury and aids in quick recovery. Let us face it our muscles need it! Stretching provides us flexibility to stay young, active and healthy!! So…STRETCH ON!!!

DETOX……

A healthy diet is the most important way to detoxify the body. First, remove foods from your diet that include high fructose corn syrup, and simple sugars. Avoid processed foods with partially hydrogenated ingredients.

Choose foods with natural fats and oils like extra virgin olive oil and organic coconut oil that provide energy for detox and biotransformation processes.

Include nuts and seeds in your diet, they are an excellent source of fiber!

Protein is crucial for the proper function of the two major detoxification pathways.

Opt. for organic grass-fed and wild caught seafood.

Legumes such as beans and lentils provide you with a good source of soluble and insoluble fiber as well as amino acids.

Fruits and vegetables are an absolute must and crucial for the wide variety of vitamins nutrients and phytonutrients that our body needs to sustain.

Choose organic plant foods.

Finally, drink plenty of water!!

FUN FACT…….

Did you know that starting your day with a glass of lemon water can have a huge impact on your health? Lemon water aids in digestion, helps us stay hydrated, aids in weight loss, prevents oxidation, and supplies a healthy dose of vitamin C and potassium. It can also help us prevent kidney stones. Who would have known something so simple could be so beneficial to our over health and wellbeing?

JULY/AUGUST “YOGA POSE” OF THE MONTH Standing tall, inhale as you lengthen your arms toward the sky.

Taking the right hand on the inside of the right foot exhale as you begin lifting that foot and the right knee while extending your left arm out.

Switch sides BREATHE. “If you listen to your body when it whispers, you won’t have to hear it scream” ~Author unknown Wishing everyone a happy, healthy and restful Summer!

Peace, Love & Light Andrea Lagos (Art of Yoga)

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

5 REASONS WHY THE HOUSING BOOM IS GOOD NEWS FOR US ALL 3) A Flurry of Activity Keeps Excitement Levels High – We currently have 130 homes at various stages of construction at Traditions of Braselton. While you may occasionally grow tired of the sound of hammers and electric saws in the air, that audible and visual flurry of activity creates a sense of urgency for visiting home buyers. If you’re considering putting your home on the market – while we’d hate to see you go – this might be one of the best times in history to do so. Someone who came seeking a new construction home might just see your existing home with its mature landscaping and loads of curb appeal and fall in love. There were more existing homes sold in 2020 than in any year since 2006.

They say every cloud has a silver lining… While the pandemic had an undeniably devastating impact on the lives and livelihoods of countless people worldwide, as the fog lifts and hope returns, the one sector that could represent that proverbial silver lining is the housing industry. With so many people spending more time at home, it was easy to see what their home was lacking – sending them on the quest for the ideal home to fit their needs. Fortunately, that quest led many of them to Traditions of Braselton. The housing boom that we’re currently witnessing is good news for us all, and here are just a handful of reasons why: 1) Property Values Continue to Climb – If we learned anything from Economics 101, it’s that demand is driving supply right now. As more home buyers clamor for new homes and builders race to keep up, inventories are beginning to dwindle nationwide – making it a sellers’ market. As house prices rise, property values stay in step – which is great news for current Traditions of Braselton residents. According to the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), Home Price Appreciation for March 2021 was 12.6% - nearly 6% higher than the previous year. Meanwhile, Realtor.com reports that the April 2021 national median listing price for active listings was $375,000, up 17.2% from last year. With the South being listed among the hottest markets for new home sales, you can expect your property values to continue to climb.

Diversified financial services company, Jefferies Financial Group predicts that the current housing market “hot streak” will evolve to slower, more sustainable growth – rather than burst, like the housing market bubble of 2008.

2) New Neighbors Are Moving to Our Community – With homes at Traditions of Braselton selling like gangbusters, so follows an influx of new neighbors to enhance the Southern Hospitality appeal of our community even further. If you know someone who would make a great neighbor for our one-of-a-kind community, invite them to discover the place where you live, then pop by the Discovery Center so we can help them find the ideal builder to match their vision.

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4) It’s Cool to Live in a Place Where Others Want to Be – Of course, if you’re planning to stay put (and we certainly hope you are), there’s value in living in a place where others want to be that extends beyond property values. On the heels of a pandemic, now is a great time to truly count your blessings, which include living in a beautiful home in a scenic neighborhood that boasts an amazing lifestyle – from clubs and activities to resort-quality amenities. And let’s not forget the chance to have some of THE greatest neighbors in the world!

5) New Businesses Are Drawn to Active Living Centers – As word begins to spread about our hidden gem of a community and more people move to the area, restaurants, retailers and businesses follow suit. From major employers and dynamic boutiques to stylish eateries and convenient fast-food joints, the landscape around Traditions of Braselton Call today for a free looks vastly different from just five years ago.

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