Wexford Club Times | February 2022 by wexford.hhi

CLUB TIMES VOLUME XXXVI, ISSUE 2 • FEBRUARY 2022

111 Wexford Club Drive | Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 | (843) 686-8810 | www.wexfordhiltonhead.com

Welcome In This Issue Message from COO, 2 Letter from the Board President, 3 Committee Assignments, 4 Clubhouse Corner, 6-7 Harbour/Yacht Club, 8-9 Golf, 10-11 Tennis & Pickleball, 12-13 Foundation News, 14-15 Calendar, 16

Wexford Briefly BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers: President: Vince Sullivan Vice President: Sue MacCormack Treasurer: Stephen Carter Secretary: Mary Boland

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Directors: Bill Busch Lynn Looby Harry Mellon Terry Ramey Chris Wycoff ADMINISTRATION OFFICE: Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 843-686-6950

Dear Members, The Wexford team has been working diligently to enhance our offerings in the member calendar for the first quarter of 2022. I am pleased to announce that as the weather improves, we will be promoting the hours of operation for the new Waves kitchen with the grand opening on Super Bowl Sunday providing football fare items. We will have a standard Waves menu as we move into the warmer months and consistent hours of operation. Stay tuned for more information, and we look forward to seeing you on Super Bowl Sunday at Waves. And don’t forget to check out our Valentine’s Weekend events as well as the first trivia night of 2022 being held later this month. I look forward to working with the Wexford committees this year and pleased to say we had over 110 members apply. The work and efforts of each committee is an important role in the community and the support they provide to our department leaders is critical. One of the Board’s objectives for 2022 is to continue to work diligently on the Facilities Plan while considering the owner survey that was completed in 2021. We also have a well-developed plan for Infrastructure improvements this year to protect and enhance our amenities and the infrastructure that supports those amenities. In concert with Club Benchmarking, we have completed a new Reserve Replacement Analysis. The last Reserve Replacement Analysis was completed 10 years ago and was time for an update. This analysis provides a 20-year outlook on the Wexford Community assets and identifies the replacement costs and useful life associated with the replacement. This will allow us to

Ryan Spence Chief Operating Officer

properly prepare our Capital outlook and funding for years to come. I want to thank you for your continued patience with the construction of the Pickleball Courts, from supplier chain issues and workforce shortages the timeline for this new amenity has been delayed. The final gel surface and painting is now pending based on mother nature as the surface cannot be applied until temperatures are above 45 degrees at night and at least 60 degrees during the day. I look forward to having a ribbon cutting ceremony soon to unveil this new amenity. The leadership team at Wexford hosted an all-employee Holiday Party on January 8th at the Country Club of Hilton Head. We had over 100 employees, guests and spouses attend this event that consisted of great food, entertainment, prizes, and camaraderie. We celebrated our Longevity Program, awarding 20 employees with their 5 - 35-year recognition awards. The Holiday party wrapped up the year with a culmination of robust culture enhancing events further making Wexford the best place to work.

Regards,

Ryan

Letter from the Board President Hello Neighbors,

Facilities Plan survey, previously published on Wexford’s website, indicated strong support for renovation of the existing Clubhouse facility and a rebuild of the Yacht Club and Harbour Center building, including a casual dining venue.

We have a packed First Quarter. It’s well underway with the Board’s primary focus on getting Wexford’s 2022 committee work started, while simultaneously working towards an Owner vote on key elements of our Strategic Plan, most notably Vince Sullivan the projects to update and refresh President Wexford’s amenities in the Facilities Plan. Here’s a look at both initiatives.

Here is a timetable we agreed to as a “Stake in the Ground” with month-by-month actions we plan to take. February • Final design direction established on Yacht Club and Clubhouse • Cost estimating by local General Contractors

COMMITTEES The enthusiasm to be part of our 13 committees was exceptional in 2022 with applications exceeding 110 members. While we could not seat every volunteer on a committee this year, we applaud your enthusiastic support for community involvement. All committees began their work in January and February with the challenge to be a “Conduit of Communication” in Wexford. Committees play an important role in the pipeline of information about what’s happening in Wexford to the community, and it’s vital for committees to receive firsthand communication from their BOD chair/liaison and management co-chairs. Our goal is to ensure that the BOD and all committees are in sync through clear and consistent messaging. Many thanks to all members that applied for committees and, for those that were not selected, there may be subcommittee opportunities throughout the year within which to participate.

Strategic Plan The BOD orientation was expanded to include a workshop on the Strategic and Long-Range Facilities plans. Guest speakers JC Chi, Architect, and Henry DeLozier, GGA, presented status updates on our Strategic plan progress and information resulting from our member survey completed late last fall. The goal, and key takeaway, was to get the BOD aligned in order to inform the community of progress and next steps leading to a member vote. The results of the

March • Develop funding strategy • Member “meet and greet” information groups April • Produce an information booklet complete with project illustrations and descriptions, capital funding and ongoing operating cost estimates May • Town Hall presentation of project booklet, funding methods, member costs • Member Vote A project of this magnitude requires dedicated and focused leadership so I have asked Harry Mellon to quarterback this effort. Harry is well qualified, with his extensive construction management background, past Wexford Board and committee work, and is a long-term Wexford member. He will recruit selected committee members to work with him and move all aspects of the project forward. On a final note, an Executive Summary update on our progress against our 2021- 2025 Strategic Plan will be sent out soon to all members and will include a checklist of progress to date on other important elements of the Strategic Plan. Thanks for being part of Wexford, the best place to live and work on Hilton Head Island!

Sincerely,

Vince

This beautiful sunrise over the Harbour was taken by Marilyn Gammarino.

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2022 Committee Assignments

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AMENITIES & PLANNING Chair: Harry Mellon Staff Chair: Ryan Spence Richard Berthelsen Gary Crandall Bob Grassi Linda MacIlroy Jeffrey Meyers Linda Zychowicz ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS Staff Chair: Christine Wilkins Board Liaison: Bill Busch Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Christine Baehr Sandy Berthelsen Charles Fairbairn Marilyn Gammarino Lesley Green William Haverland Larry Ricciardelli FINANCE Treasurer/Chair: Stephen Carter Staff Chair: Michele Scott Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Laura Levine Albert Mantilia Bruce Parker Keith Poisson Jon Shaver (Amenities Liaison) Jerry Sumpter (Infrastructure Liaison) Tim Rose (Advisor) GOLF Chair: Sue MacCormack Staff Chair: Scott Hunter Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Bob Cherichella Jim Hicks Michael McKelvey Peggy Saunders Pat Smith Ted Urquhart GOVERNANCE Chair: Mary Boland Staff Chair: Ryan Spence Kenneth Flechler Richard Glaser David Hay Jan McKelvey Bruce Murchison Peter Ward

GREENS & GROUNDS Chair: Terry Ramey Staff Chair: Chris Neff Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Neil Boderman Kelle Branson Peter Halsey Paul McEvoy Ron Soldo HARBOUR/WYC Chair/Commodore: Cathy Sumpter, Stephen Duvall Staff Chair: Mark Dryden Board Liaison: Bill Busch Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Rick Anderson (Amenities Liaison) Terry Baehr Peter Carlson Allen Klein Amy Presley Jim Sally Edward Simmons HOUSE & SOCIAL Chair: Chris Wycoff Staff Chairs: Ian Munroe, Chef Josh Goetz Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Bobbie Arlotta Matthew Brennan Michelle Davidson Carolyn Dillaway Jacquelyn Lawless (Amenities Liaison) Annie Mihok Andrea Purple Connie Sewell Bob Stavnitski INFRASTRUCTURE Chair: Harry Mellon Staff Chair: Dan Ogden Ex-officios: Ryan Spence, Michele Scott Robert Agans Mark Creamer Alan Davidson David Jackson Orysia Meyers George Volanakis

MARKETING Board Liaison: Mary Boland Staff Chair: Kathryn Clemmons Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Kathi Bateson-Glass Cynthia Creamer Kathryn Kendell-Stavnitski David Parry Steve Timperman NOMINATING COMMITTEE Chair: John Cunningham Board Liaison: Vince Sullivan Thor Burns Laura Levine Leslie Green Jim Hicks George Volanakis SAFETY & SECURITY Chair: Lynn Looby Staff Chair: Marvin Morrison Ex-officio: Ryan Spence Mary Faas Michael Fajgenbaum Thom Hill David Lomasney Patrick Terranova TENNIS & PICKLEBALL Chair: Lynn Looby Staff Chair: Patrick Mason Ex-offico: Ryan Spence Susan Geist Susan Halsey M.C. McEvoy Tanya Oliver Ray Purdom Paul Rankin Jodi Rehm Karen Vasquez

INVI E R ' T

Docktails Oyster Roast TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 | 5:00PM HARBOUR TERRACE BRING YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE AND A DISH TO PASS. OYSTERS AND FUN PROVIDED.

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Ian Munroe

Director of Club Operations (843) 715-0913 imunroe@wexfordhiltonhead.com

Clubhouse Corner

Valentine’s 9 & Dine Buffet

Friday, February 11 | 5:00pm – 8:30pm Golfers and non-golfers are all invited to enjoy the Valentine’s 9 & Dine Buffet. The buffet will replace a la carte dining this evening.

Valentine’s Dinner

Saturday, Feb. 12 & Sunday, Feb. 13 | 5:00pm - 8:30pm Invite your Valentine for a romantic evening at the Clubhouse. Chef Josh has created a special 3-course menu in addition to a la carte options. See menu details below.

Josh Goetz

Executive Chef (843) 715-0915 jgoetz@wexfordhiltonhead.com

Super Bowl Party

Sunday, February 13 | 5:30pm – 10:30pm It’s game time! The party kicks off at 5:30 featuring drink specials and traditional tailgate favorites from Wave’s poolside kitchen.

Team Trivia Night

Wednesday, February 23 | 5:30pm – 8:30pm Whether you’re in it to win it or just looking for a night of fun with friends, make your reservations for the first trivia event of the year. Participants will enjoy a pub style a la carte menu and drink specials all while competing for the title of Trivia Champion. See menu details on next page.

JOIN US FOR

APPETIZER

VALENTINE'S DINNER

Strawberry Feta Cheese Salad

ENTREE

Prime Beef Filet and Shrimp

SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 12 SUNDAY | FEBRUARY 13 5:00PM - 8:30PM

DESSERT

Warm Chocolate Cake with Raspberry Sorbet

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$40++ PER PERSON

A la carte menu also available.

MAKE YOUR RESERVATION TODAY!

Reservations: Ensuring Extraordinary Experiences

Owner utilization at Wexford is at an all-time high with members using the Club to the fullest and enjoying camaraderie with friends and neighbors. In order to ensure proper staffing and flow in both the front and back of house, please make reservations when possible and honor those reservation times. This will guarantee members receive the service they deserve and expect. Reservations can be made online through the Wexford website or by calling 843-715-0912. Thank you in advance for helping to deliver an extraordinary experience for yourselves and neighbors.

Hours CLUBHOUSE DINING Monday Closed Tuesday & Wednesday 11:30am - 2:30pm Lunch Only (*Bar service until 5pm) Thursday - Sunday 11:30am - 2:30pm Lunch 5:00pm - 8:30pm Dinner

TO GO HOURS

To Go orders may be placed during Clubhouse hours listed above.

POOL BAR

Monday - Wednesday Closed Thursday 5:00pm – 8:30pm (Weather Permitting)

CLUBHOUSE CLOSURE

Saturday, February 19 ETC Casino Night

Friday - Sunday 12:00pm – 8:30pm (Weather Permitting)

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TRIVIA NIGHT February 23RD 5:30PM -

BBQ Popcorn, Chips and Salsa, Salted Nuts

First Course Salad Mixed Baby Greens, Cherry Tomatoes, White Cheddar, Diced Ham, Cornbread Croutons and Buttermilk Ranch

Choice of Entree

PUB STYLE A LA CARTE MENU

Grilled Classic Burger Grilled Chicken Sandwich Blackened Catfish & Grits Asian Salmon Salad Chili Cheese Dog

DRINK SPECIALS

Dessert Bar

PRIZES AWAIT OUR WINNERS! RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.

Vanilla Ice Cream, Reese’s Peanut Butter S'mores, Ice Cream Cookie Sandwiches, Brownie Sundaes, Fresh Fruit

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8:30PM

Chef's Bar Snacks

Mark Dryden

Harbour Master (843) 686-8813 mdryden@wexfordhiltonhead.com

Harbour/ Yacht Club

Wanda Marshall

Administrative Assistant (843) 686-8813 wmarshall@wexfordhiltonhead.com

Junior Sailing Program set to sail this Spring

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The Wexford Yacht Club is excited to announce the launch of our Junior Learn-toSail program for children ages 6 to 16. The sailing will take place within the safe confines of Wexford Harbor utilizing small Optimist type sail boats, the most commonly used boat throughout the world for learning to sail. Four boats have been purchased and the first classes are expected to begin in April or May. The boats can accommodate two children, have built in floatation, and small sized sail with elevated boom, making them extremely safe. In addition, children will be required to wear life jackets at all times. Sailing instruction will be provided by Harbour Master, Mark Dryden, a certified sailing instructor and other staff as needed, including volunteers. The training will provide a comprehensive introduction to basic sailing and a solid foundation for students who may wish to get more serious about sailing, which is a world-class competitive and collegiate sport. This will definitely be a fun program for children and it is another great use of Wexford’s unique harbour asset! Contact Mark in the Harbour Center to sign up for classes this spring and watch the e-blasts and Club Times for updates on scheduling and other useful information.

Blessing of the Fleet Sunday, March 13 The annual Blessing of the Fleet Ceremony takes place on March 13 on the back lawn (weather permitting) of the Wexford Clubhouse. Join us for this traditional nautical ceremony intended to pass on blessings of good luck and safe travels to all the boats in Wexford Harbour. The ceremony, open to all Wexford members, includes the

blessing by a USCG Chaplain, presentation of colors by the ROTC, plus speeches by regional USCG commanders and other guests. Following the ceremony, dinner will be served. Make your reservations early for the traditionally sold-out event and join your fellow Yacht Club members in kicking off the 2022 boating season in fine style!

Wexford Boat Inspections Saturday, March 19 Are you unsure about what safety equipment you should have on your boat? Do you worry about being stopped by the Coast Guard, SC DNR or the Beaufort County Sherriff’s patrol boat? Do you know how to ensure your boat is in full compliance for Federal and State regulations? Do you know you are subject to steep fines if your boat is not properly prepared and outfitted?

Docktails Oyster Roast The Wexford Yacht Club invites all members to kick off the 2022 Docktails season with a special Lowcountry oyster roast. Just bring a side to share and your favorite winter beverage to the Harbour Terrace for an evening of fun!

This annual process is a great opportunity for all boaters to take 20 minutes each year to focus on safety. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to call Terry or Neil. Appointments are required, so call Mark in the Harbour Center to sign up now! Times are limited so don’t be shut out!

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Tuesday, February 8 | 5:00pm

Well, your Wexford Yacht Club is here to help! On Saturday, March 19, the Wexford Yacht Club will be providing complimentary boat safety inspections in Wexford Harbour. These inspections, conducted by Wexford Yacht Club members and certified boat inspectors Terry Baehr and Neil Boderman, will be comprehensive checks for compliance with all rules and regulations for boats. Any shortcomings will be identified and following successful completion of the inspection, you will be given a decal for your boat which indicates your boat has been inspected.

Scott Hunter

Bobby Blanken

Golf

Director of Golf (843) 686-8812, ext. 141

1st Asst. Golf Professional (843) 686-8812, ext. 142

shunter@wexfordhiltonhead.com

bblanken@wexfordhiltonhead.com

‘2022 New You’ Friendly Communication

Golf Course Care & Maintenance

We look forward to another successful year in this fantastic community, with a thriving golf course, and plenty of new members interested in playing the game. Let’s take the time to refresh our habits and establish continuity, as we see increased play and participation throughout the entire year. Please be mindful that the Golf Shop appreciates a quick phone call or a friendly visit to let us know you are here for your tee time, and who else might be playing in your group. This helps us with appropriate member charges and provides us accurate round counts we can track throughout the year.

Increased play on the golf course means we need to have increased awareness about taking care of our beautiful fairways, greens, and bunkers. Our amazing maintenance team does a phenomenal job providing perfect conditions all year round, but it is up to us as players to help maintain these conditions throughout the round. Please be mindful that all divots need to be filled with sand, bunkers should always be raked after usage, and pitch marks on the greens must be repaired. A great habit to get into for the new year is to replace your pitch mark on the green plus another one, while awaiting your turn of play.

Ladies Team Match Wednesday, February 9 Please note, the golf course will be closed until approximately 3:00pm for this event.

Valentines 9 & Dine Friday, February 11 | 3:00pm Grab your clubs and your fellow golf lovers for this month’s Valentine’s 9 & Dine. 3:00pm Shotgun, Team Scramble Format with dinner at the Clubhouse to follow. To register, contact the Golf Pro Shop.

Wexford Intercollegiate Golf Tournament SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 – TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22

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Sunday, February 20 Collegiate Player Amateur Event Wexford members pair with two collegiate players in a Shamble format, Best 2 of 4 Format Shamble. Cost to participate is $30 per player. Please register by February 15th at the Golf Pro Shop. Monday, February 21 – Tuesday, February 22 Intercollegiate Golf Tournament Watch top college golfers play in this twoday tournament hosted by Wexford. If you are interested in volunteering for the event, please contact Marjie Gaynor at marjiegaynor@gmail.com.

2022 Wexford Golf Events Ladies Team Match - February 9 Valentine’s Couples 9 & Dine – February 11 Intercollegiate Golf Tournament – February 20-22 WWGA Spring Opener – March 10 Glow Golf 9 & Dine – March 11 Spring Invitational – April 1 & 2 WWGA Daufuskie Trip – April 5 9-Hole Member Guest – April 7 RBC Heritage Week – April 14-17 Neff’s Nasty 9 & Dine – April 22 WWGA Ponte Vedra Trip – April 24-26 Club Championship – April 29-May1 Ringer Ringer Tournament – May 6 & 7 Ladies Member Member – May 13 & 14 One Day Member Guest – May 20 WWGA Spring Closer – May 26 Course Closed for Maintenance – June 7-17 Course Closed for Maintenance – August 1-8 WWGA Fall Opener – September 15 Men’s Member Guest – September 29-October 1 Ladies Invitational – October 14 & 15 Men’s Member Member – November 11 & 12 WWGA Fall Closer – December 8

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READY, SET, GLOW! WEXFORD'S CHANGING THE LOWCOUNTRY TO GLOWCOUNTRY WITH TWO INCREDIBLE EVENINGS XGLOSIVE TENNIS MARCH 10 | 7:00PM - 9:00PM GLOW GOLF 9 & DINE MARCH 11 | 6:30PM SHOTGUN

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RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!

Patrick Mason

Director of Tennis (843) 686-8816, ext. 150 pmason@wexfordhiltonhead.com

Tennis & Pickleball

Game Night

Friday, February 25 | 4:00-6:00pm Come join us for some fun tennis, pickleball and cornhole while enjoying drinks and appetizers! The cost is $20 per player.

XGLOSIVE Tennis Thursday, March 10 | 7:00-9:00pm

Glow in the dark tennis is BACK! Reserve your spot today.

Weekly Clinics

Mike Pollard

Head Tennis Professional (843) 686-8816, ext. 152 mpollard@wexfordhiltonhead.com

TENNIS TIP

Mix up your return game

Too often, we see players get into a routine or pattern by hitting every return of serve crosscourt away from the net person. While this should be the play usually, mix it up especially when you are returning against a softer second serve. Attack the net player’s side of the court by going down the line, throw up a lob over the net person, and don’t forget the all-important DROP SHOT the server! Anything you do to create uncertainty for the serving team will pay off.

MONDAY

PICKLEBALL TIP

9:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.5 Doubles, 3/5 Ladies

Return serve and MOVE IN!

10:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.0 Ladies & Doubles WEDNESDAY 9:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men’s Doubles Clinic FRIDAY 9:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Power Hour SATURDAY 9:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cardio Tennis

*All Clinics are one hour

Coming to the net after hitting a return of serve is a useful tactic because it adds pressure to your opponents. By quickly moving into the net, you give your opponent less time to react when you play your second shot. Also, by moving to the kitchen line, you are more likely to get a nice high ball when you are at the net that you can hit downward and with speed and angles that will limit your opponent’s reaction time.

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Many players return serve and move towards the net but don’t actually get there by the time their opponents are hitting the ball. While this isn’t the end of the world, being several feet back of the line is difficult for two reasons. First, you aren’t as close to your opponents as you could be. That means when you hit, the ball has farther to travel and they will have more time to react. Second, by being too far away from the kitchen line it less likely you’ll get a high ball and more likely it will be low. This makes you more susceptible to receiving one of those annoying balls at your feet.

Wexford Foundation News

Thank You to our generous Donors The Wexford Foundation would like to thank and recognize our Donors for their generous support of our work in 2021. With your gifts, the Foundation recently granted $258,600 to 32 agencies serving Hilton Head Island and the surrounding area, bringing healthcare, temporary housing, education, and food security to hundreds of individuals and families in need. We look forward to your continued support in the coming year.

THANK YOU !

BENEFACTOR ($10,000+) Stephen and Liz Carter Steve and Cyndi Duvall Lesley Green Mike and Karen Kelly Paul and M.C. McEvoy

Mike and Jan McKelvey Bruce and Vicki Parker Andi Purple Doug Tozour Denny and Jane Yetter

AMBASSADOR ($5,000+) John and Teresa Kelly Diane King Paul and Betty Krupa Brian and Darlene Marlowe John and Kathy Patterson Pat Smith Jerry and Cathy Sumpter

Bob and Ginny Agans Rick and Shari Anderson Butch and Kelle Branson John and Celia Cunningham Michael and Nicki Gilboy Kurt and Ann Grindstaff Wini and Stefi Holderied

Bill and Liddie Murray David and Roz Parry Terry and Gale Seikel Ron and Mary Ann Soldo Mike and Patty Spears Heather Wilcauskas

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PATRON ($2,500+)

THANK YOU

Terry and Chris Baehr Mark Brown Bill and Tina Carr Frank and Jan Fernalld Harvey and Pam Geiger Bob and Ann Grassi Gary and Jane Heminger Jim and Joanna Hicks

ADVOCATE ($1,000+) Bob and Sue MacCormack Drew and Trish Maggard Ted Urquhart and Peg Meddaugh Thomas and Carol Meeker Bruce and Laurel Murchison Fred and Nancy Noonan Rich and Jean Palmer Keith Poisson and Liz Faas Tim and Beverly Rose Grant and Peggy Saunders Drew and Jaime Seale Brian and Barbara Soiref Ingrid Soldan Charles and Patricia Spruill Don and JoAnne Staffa Vince Sullivan Steve and Vicki Timperman George and Rutie Volanakis Joe and Linda Zychowicz

THANK YOU

John and Kathy Adair Rich and Kathy Alexander Richard and Sandy Berthelsen Roy and Ina Carpenter Bob and Beverly Chell Leighs and Sharon Church Dan and Dominique Cornell David Cousins Alan and Michelle Davidson Joe and Sylvia Eisenberg Kevin and Carol Franklin Steve and Marilyn Gammarino Dick and Sandy Garner Torrey and Kathi Glass Art Gorman and Mary Faas Grog and Anthea Grogono Bill and Nancy Haverland Joe and Lucinda Jacobs Tim and Jacque Johnson

FRIEND (Up to $999) Vince and Sandra Abatemarco David and Susan Atwell Jim and Missy Bell Neil and Christy Boderman Peter and Patricia Carlson John and Marilyn Fairbairn Joe and Donette Fitzpatrick Terry and Sue Fry Gary and Margie Gaynor David Jackson and Carol Comer

Kevin and Patti Klobucar Mike and Laura Levine Paul and Roberta Nissi Barry and Colleen Price Larry and Jeanne Ricciardelli Carl and Sandra Rossetti Joe and Janis Schmidt Ed and Liz Simmons Mary Tracy

GET INVOLVED!

FOUNDATION

Note, Donations to Wexford Foundation may be tax deductible — the Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization and its Federal Tax ID is 45-5246231

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To learn more about The Wexford Foundation, its support of our community, and how you can get involved, visit www.WexfordFoundation.com. Follow us on Facebook to hear more about the charities we support throughout the year.

FEBRUARY 2022 Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Women’s Bible Study (Clubhhouse) 10am Full Body Fusion (Clubhouse Lawn)

5-8:30pm Valentine’s Dinner (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Super Bowl Sunday (Waves Pool Bar)

9am 3D Discussion (Harbour Center) 6:30pm Mahjong (Harbour Center)

Wednesday 2

3 1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse)

10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Member Happy Hour (Clubhouse)

Friday 4

1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse)

Saturday 5

11 1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse) 10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 1pm Book Club (Clubhouse) Ladies Team Match (Golf) 5:30pm Member Happy 3pm Valentine’s Couples 9 & Dine (Golf) Hour (Clubhouse) 5pm Docktails Oyster 1pm Ladies Bridge 5pm Valentine’s 9 & Dine Roast (Harbour Terrace) (Clubhouse) Buffet (Clubhouse)

Women’s Bible Study

10am Full Body Fusion

Women’s Bible Study (Clubhhouse) 10am Full Body Fusion (Clubhouse Lawn)

1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse)

21 Intercollegiate Golf 22 Intercollegiate Golf 23

Intercollegiate Golf Tournament (All day)

Thursday

Tournament (All day) Tournament (All day) 9am 3D Discussion Women’s Bible Study (Harbour Center) (Clubhhouse) 6:30pm Mahjong 10am Full Body Fusion (Harbour Center) (Clubhouse Lawn)

1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Team Trivia Night (Clubhouse)

10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Member Happy Hour (Clubhouse)

8:30am Board of Directors Meeting 1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse)

1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse) 4-6pm Game Night (Tennis Center)

5-8:30pm Valentine’s Dinner (Clubhouse)

ETC Casino Night Clubhouse Closed for Dinner

9am 3D Discussion (Harbour Center) 6:30pm Mahjong (Harbour Center)

MARCH 2022 Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Women’s Bible Study (Clubhhouse) 10am Full Body Fusion (Clubhouse Lawn)

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9am 3D Discussion (Harbour Center) 6:30pm Mahjong (Harbour Center)

VIM Golf Tournament 9am 3D Discussion (Harbour Center) 6:30pm Mahjong (Harbour Center)

28 9am 3D Discussion (Harbour Center) 6:30pm Mahjong (Harbour Center)

Wednesday 2 1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse)

8 Women’s Bible Study 9 (Clubhhouse) 10am Full Body Fusion (Clubhouse Lawn) 1pm Book Club (Clubhouse)

Women’s Bible Study (Clubhhouse) 10am Full Body Fusion (Clubhouse Lawn)

29 Women’s Bible Study (Clubhhouse) 10am Full Body Fusion (Clubhouse Lawn)

1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse)

16 1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse)

Daufuskie Day Trip & Lunch (WYC) 1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse)

Thursday

Saturday

10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Member Happy Hour (Clubhouse)

WWGA Spring Opener 10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Happy Hour 7pm Xglosive Tennis/ Pickleball

10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 5:30pm St. Patrick’s Day Happy Hour (Clubhouse)

10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Member Happy Hour (Clubhouse)

31 1pm Ladies Bridge (Clubhouse)

Friday

10am Yoga (Clubhouse) 5:30pm Member Happy Hour (Clubhouse)

1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse)

1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse) Glow Golf 9 & Dine

8:30am Board of Directors Meeting 1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse)

1pm Mahjong (Clubhouse)

WYC Boat Inspections (All day)

26 Clubhouse Closure