Diane Quinn As we look back over this last year we’d like to thank the Quail Creek community for their generous support of the many charitable programs of The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC). It’s been said it takes a village to raise a child, and it’s taken the 350 members of TWOQC and…
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Features, December 2017
Celebrating women in American history
Diane Quinn The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC) hosted a program on November 13 focusing on women who changed the world from 1851 to present times. Sharon Rezac Andersen, a Green Valley resident, presented actual speeches of Sojourner Truth, Susan B. Anthony, Eleanor Roosevelt, Rosa Parks and Wilma Mankiller. In unison those assembled read the…
Clubs & Classes, December 2017
TWOQC recognizes Veterans
Diane Quinn The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC) participated in the Veterans Day memorial wreath laying held at Green Valley Cemetery. The annual recognition and remembrance of those who have served our country was held November 11. Five members of TWOQC are veterans: Laurie Brown, Marine Corps; Laura Colbert, Navy; Marianne Faust and Julie…
Clubs & Classes, December 2017
“The Colors of Cancer” Fashion Show tickets on sale now
Diane Quinn The Women of Quail Creek and Relay for Life will sponsor a fashion show to benefit the American Cancer Society on Wednesday, February 7, 2018. The luncheon and fashion show will begin with doors opening at 10:00 a.m. in the Madera Clubhouse. Numerous raffle baskets will be available at the show as…
Clubs & Classes, December 2017
TWOQC membership Spooktacular brunch
Diane Quinn Over 200 members of The Women of Quail Creek got into the Halloween spirit during their October 30 Membership Brunch. The women, many in costume or festive garb, celebrated the activities of the social and charitable organization while dining on a light brunch. Carol Mutter, president of TWOQC, recognized the many volunteers…
Clubs & Classes, December 2017
Oktoberfest an Über success
Diane Quinn Oktoberfest came to Quail Creek on Sunday, October 29. The festival celebrating German fun, food and beverage was sponsored by The Women of Quail Creek as a fundraiser for the organization’s scholarship fund. The evening began with pretzel and beer tasting and an opportunity for those attending to vie for a variety…
Generals, December 2017
Arizona Jaguars: A Future in Limbo
Jean Tittle Hunted and poisoned to near extinction throughout the 20th century, Arizona jaguars have declined dramatically to only four verified sightings in the past 20 years. Listed as an endangered species in 1997, jaguars and their future in our state remain at high risk. What can be done to protect them and increase…
Clubs & Classes, November 2017
Record breaking “Gifts of Hope” Clothing Drive for homeless vets
Diane Quinn The eighth annual clothing and household goods drive to benefit homeless veterans broke records. The clothing drive, sponsored and organized by The Women of Quail Creek, included help from over 60 volunteers. They worked diligently in the heat of the Saturday, October 21 morning to collect, sort and inventory 8,183 items, 126 pounds…
Generals, November 2017
Youth On Their Own to benefit from holiday spirit
Diane Quinn The Women of Quail Creek and their friends will sponsor 250 students participating in Youth On Their Own (YOTO) this holiday season. Each student will receive a holiday gift bag specifically tailored to their likes, hobbies and needs. Members of TWOQC have created holiday cards which include a student name and information about…
Clubs & Classes, November 2017
2017-18 Kino Lecture Series successfully launched
Bonnie Hyra Monday evening October 9, nationally recognized Navajo Rug expert Steve Getzwiller kicked off the first of three educational lectures co-sponsored by QC’s Education Committee and TWOQC’s Scholarship Committee. Getzwiller shared his extensive knowledge of Navajo weavings while the audience was treated to an “up close and personal” examination of rugs from his Nizhoni…