MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Spring is here, and summer won't be far behind. It's time for picnics, pool parties, family visits and all the other fun activities that make Carolina Shores such a great place. The Recreation Committee and Facilities Committee are busy preparing for the Pool opening (Mothers Day) and the Memorial Day Picnic - more information and an appeal for help with both are included in this bulletin.
Spring is also the time for neighborhood parties or yard sales. The POA has about a dozen older card tables and folding tables that we use for the community picnics stored in the recreation shed near the tennis courts. Any POA member is welcome to borrow these for a party or yard sale - just pick up a key from the office and let Vickie or SueEllen know what you are borrowing.
The new signs at the Fairway Villas and the Golf Course entrance are finally in place. The Town of Carolina Shores is budgeting to replace the street signs on the Courts (Northwest Drive) sometime after July 1st.
We will continue to hold Movie nights on the third Sunday of each Month - next one will be on May 20th at 7:00 PM. Please call or e-mail me at jammundy@atmc by May 14th with your vote for the film you would like to see. You may vote for up to 3 of your favorites - we will show whatever film gets the most votes.
Mike Mundy, President

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE

In the month of April our teams inspected, several times a week, 19 Home and Building Sites. As you can see there is a lot of building going on in Carolina Shores.
If your calendar shows several days a week marked RETIRED, you don’t have enough to do. Join us, we are a lively group. Currently we have 11 active members, we need more. Next meeting May 2, 9:00 AM, POA Clubhouse.
Your ACC Members - Patrick Behan, John Doherty, Bob Duck, Pete Gulliver, Bob Jones, Bill Kelsey, Bruce Kibblehouse, Bradley Lewis, Jim Nay, Lester Soule and Lee Paulikas

A.C.C. Q & A

Frequently the ACC receives questions from our residents. These questions span the spectrum of the building trades or are related to our Declaration of Restrictions. Because many of these questions and their answers may be of interest to all of you, as time and space permits I’ll share some of them with you.

Dear Pete,
Recently my dog and I were walking past a new home construction site. I overheard one of the workmen say to another “This place would be better if it had a lot more big studs in it”.
I was shocked and appalled. We’ve always thought of Carolina Shores as a refined community. This kind of language shouldn’t be permitted.
Concerned on Calabash Drive

Dear Concerned,
You have every right to be shocked and appalled. This kind of language should only be used at a sorority house or a bachelorette party!
By the way, I shared your letter with ACC members Bob and Jim and asked them what they thought about this unfortunate incident. They said that studs are the vertical pieces of lumber (usually 2” X 4”) that are inside the walls.
Off the record, I think they’re covering for the construction workers!
Bradley Lewis, Acting Secretary

MOVIE NIGHT

May 20 at 7:00 p.m. in the POA.

 

 

 

The Annual Memorial Day Picnic will be held on Monday, May 28 at the picnic area beginning at 2 p.m. and ending at 7 p.m. Drinks, hotdogs with the “fixins”, and ice-cream will be provided. Please come and spend a fund afternoon with friends and neighbors. There will be activities such as bocce, bingo, putting contest, and an exciting horse race.
We really need more volunteers to help make the day a success. If you can give an hour or so of your time please call Connie Six at 575-3362 or e-mail at norcon6@atmc.net. Volunteers should be at the picnic area by 1 p.m.

NEW SENIOR LUNCH SITE OPENING

Brunswick Senior Resources, Inc. has teamed up with Calabash Presbyterian Church to open a new weekday lunch service for people 60+. It will begin on May 21 at 11:00 a.m. at Calabash Presbyterian Church and will be open five days a week for lunch followed by socializing, entertainment, and educational programs. Free transportation from your home can be provided by Brunswick Transit Service. There is no charge for the lunch (donations to help cover the cost are welcomed, but not required). Advance registration is required. To register for this wonderful new service call Ann Gass (at the Shallotte Senior Center), 754-8776 or 448-0078.

HAVE FUN, HELP OTHERS

Play golf at the beautiful Carolina National Golf Course at Winding River Plantation and help the Brunswick County Literacy Council in its efforts to improve the reading skills of adults and children throughout our County. The date is Saturday, June 23.

The format is Captain’s Choice. Shotgun start is 8:30am. The cost to enter is $70 per player which covers carts, greens fees, beverages, snacks, lunch and golf prizes for all players. There will be prizes of $300, $200 and $100 awarded to the top 3 finishers in each of the following categories: Men, Women and Mixed Foursomes. There will be a separate Hole In One Contest for a trip to Hawaii or $10,000. ($10 entry fee).

Through the generosity of our tournament sponsors, all proceeds will go toward the work of the Brunswick County Literacy Council. If you are reading this and you play golf, you should want to support this wonderful charity, which provides entirely free tutoring in reading to adults and children all over our County.

And, lest we forget, Carolina Shores golfers have participated and supported this event since it began, 17 years ago AND Carolina Shores golfers have been winners in this event almost every year!

To sign up, call the Literacy Council at 754 READ (7323).

 

 

 

NEED SOME HELP?

If someone in your household is facing a health crisis, the Carolina Shores Care team is here to help. We can provide a ride to the doctor’s office or grocery store, or someone to pick up a prescription, take your trash to the dump, walk your dog, or help with other things that you are temporarily unable to do for yourself. We also stock the Care Team Freezer in the POA clubhouse kitchen with donations of frozen meals that are available at no charge to anyone in the community who is unable to cook. If you need some help or you know of a neighbor who needs help stop by the POA and pick up some food or call the Care Team Coordinator, Mary Pritchard, at 579-4684.

YARD OF THE SEASON

Carolina Shores Garden Club's Yard of the Season winner for the 2007 spring calendar year is Cheryl Brush of 30 Carolina Shores Drive.
Cheryl’s home is an appealing wooded corner lot overlooking the golf course. Spring is a lovely time for this yard featuring an abundance of Azaleas and four Dogwood trees. The Azaleas, Formosa, across the back pond were planted by former golf course owner, Jim Stoffel, but unfortunately many were lost during Hurricane Floyd when the golf course pond overflowed. The remaining Azaleas as well as Daylilies and Gardenias were planted by Cheryl and her late husband over the years beginning in 1978 when they built their home. The George Tabors around the sunroom and front corner are a favorite. The well maintained home and yard with it's plethora of azaleas is both beautiful and soothing.

CRIME WATCH NEEDS YOU

Thanks to all of the Crime Watch individual volunteers and team captains who have given their time to our program since we started it going again in February. You are doing a great job! Now the Carolina Shores Crime Watch program urgently needs individuals to sign up to drive one or more days during May, June, July, and August. Our goal is to have two volunteer drivers for each day of the year -- one patrols the Carolina Shores Parkway/Acreage section of the community and the other patrols the Carolina Shores Drive/Gates/Northwest Drive section of the community. If everyone who is physically able volunteers for just one day the year will be covered and the workload will be easy. Complete instructions and signup sheets are available in the Board room (next to the kitchen) at the clubhouse or you can call Joyce Davis at 575-0825.

POOLSIDE LUAU PLANNED

The Carolina Shores New Friends will host a POOLSIDE LUAU at the Carolina Shores pool from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 18. The party will feature Carolina pork BBQ, slaw, potato salad, banana pudding, and soft drinks. Special music and entertainment will be provided (if you can hula or play a ukulele or you know someone who can, let us know). The cost per person will be $8.00 and tickets must be purchased in advance. Dust off your hula skirts and tropical shirts and watch the June issue of the Bulletin for information on when and where to get your tickets. For more information call 575-0825 or send an email to:tozbeach@hotmail.com

POLARITY YOGA CLASS

I would like to thank everyone for their interest in Polarity Yoga. Our classes have been a great success.
I will re-start the 10 week course on Tuesday, May 1st, 2007 at 8:30 am at the POA. The fee is $4.00 per person for the whole 10 weeks!
Polarity Yoga is a series of gentle self-help exercises developed for stimulating and balancing life energy. It incorporates movement, stretching and meditation for a total mind and body workout. The routines are taught to be performed with “effortless effort” and to bring you new feelings of vitality and well being.
If you are interested in joining the class please call Kathy Whalen at 575-2911

WATER AEROBICS

Everyone! Find your water shoes, noodles, weights, bathing suits, and towels, to get ready for Water Aerobics, every Monday Wednesday and Friday. We will start Wednesday May 30th (weather permitting) from 9:AM to 10:AM, and continue through the summer. There will be a one time fee of $5.00.
If anyone has any questions please call Kathy Whalen @ 575-2911

DIRECTORY CORRECTIONS/CHANGES

Gidlow, Owen and Tori
15 Topsail Court
579-4617
emails: fivekidsplus1@yahoo.com (Tori)
ogidlow2@yahoo.com (Owen)

NEEDLEWORK CLUB GOING TO ATLANTA BREAD

The Carolina Shores Needlework Club will hold its next meeting on Monday, May 14, at 10:00 a.m. at the Atlanta Bread Company in NMB (same traffic light as Wal-Mart). We will work on our personal projects for about two hours and then adjourn and have lunch together. We welcome new members of all skill levels and interests. The Club’s community service project for this year has been making lap robes to donate to residents of the Autumn Care nursing home in Shallotte. So far our members have produced over 20 lap robes -- some made from scratch using leftover yarn donated by neighbors and friends and some made by assembling 8” knitted and crocheted squares donated by our neighbors. If you would like to participate, please check out the “Needlework Club” container in the POA clubhouse storage room and help yourself to some donated yarn. Turn it into 8” squares or completed lap robes and return them to the same box with your name on them (so we can properly thank you). For more information or a ride to our next meeting, call Joyce Davis (575-0825).

CAROLINA SHORES QUILTERS GUILD

The Carolina Shores Quilters met on April 13 at the POA Building for their monthly meeting. We had 22 members and one guest present.
After our business meeting we had Tips by Morrie, who presented a short program on making labels for our quilts. Thank you, Morrie.
Next we all enjoyed a very talented show and tell. We had a lot of hand made (Vera Bradley) purses to show off - Nice job ladies! - among other beautiful projects and quilts.
After our meeting adjourned we had a workshop presented by Solvieg Snyder pounding flowers. It was quite loud but fun. We learned another form of art plus vented all our frustrations!
Our next meeting will be at 9:30 at the POA Building on May 11. After our business meeting, Show and Tell and Tips by Morrie, we will have a workshop presented by Lucy Timmerman, “Making a quilt as you go table runner”. Everyone is welcome to join us.
Bonnie Reinecke - 575-4051

NARFE

National Association of retired and Active Federal Employees (NARFE) will hold their monthly meeting May 1, 2007 at Calabash Steak and Grill, 11:30 AM.
Ellie Girard

GARDEN CLUB

Our guest speaker was Sherry Roseman of Shady Oak Home and Garden Center. Sherry, an excellent speaker, described how to decorate your home with house plants and permanent botanicals (artificial flowers). Thank you for the excellent presentation.
For her reading, Trinka Moore, our Flower Lady, presented the primrose.
The slate of officers for the '07-- '08 season was presented, moved and passed by the club members present.
Scholarship Luncheon was a success and the winners of the scholarship awards will be named at our May Luncheon and, as last year, they will be invited to join us at the luncheon.
Kathy Harniman, our outgoing president, stated that the treasurers report would be clarified by reporting the three money areas individually -- Beautification, Scholarship, and Dues.

May Installation Luncheon/Fashion Show:

DATE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 9
PLACE: TAMER'S
TIME: 11:30 COCKTAILS with lunch at noon
COST: $15 (includes tip and tax)
FASHIONS: by The Purple Dahlia

 

Make checks payable to the Garden Club. Lunch will be a buffet featuring shrimp bisque, assorted wraps (roast beef, turkey, ham), garden salad/potato salad, dessert (mini canoles/brownies), ice tea, and coffee and hot tea.

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Kay Forbes 575-2256 or Lynn Darby 579-7526
MONEY IS DUE BY MAY 5, 2007
Hope everyone can attend!!
Eva Jensen 579-1984

 

CAROLINA SHORES BOWLING LEAGUE

The Grand Champions of Carolina Shores 2006-07 bowling season is Team #4 "The Spoonbills". (Delores Sanborn, Lee Paulikas, Al Franklin, Bill Innis.) The winner of the first half, Team # 15, "The Penguins" ( Rita Gallo, Halla Cramer, Gloria & Don Haddick) bowled the the winner of the Second half "The Spoonbills" 3 games with hdcp. The winners’ names will be engraved on a plaque in the POA building.
The "Most Improved Bowler" for the year is Nancy Northrop with 17 pins and Ernie Northrop with 13 pins.
High Average for women, TJ.Bagley 159, men, Mal MacRaild 184 and Bob Berry 184.
High Game scratch Joe Fiorvanti 299, Bob Berry 268, T.J. Bagley 215, Linda Pennington 205.
High Scratch Series, T.J.Bagley 558, Diane Modlin 523, Mal MacRaild 728, Joe Fiorvanti 710
High Series with Hdcp: Gloria Schroppe 706, Lois Hansen 692, Joe Fiorvanti 764, Mal MacRaild 758.
High Game with Hdcp: Gloria Schroppe 263, Nancy Northrop 261, Joe Fiorvanti 317, Bob Grudee 289.
In anyone would like to bowl next season please call Ellie Girard 575-0890 or Bob Berry 579-3125

TENNIS

Once again this summer some of the tennis "experts" in our community will be donating their time and talent" to provide beginner tennis lessons to the children and grandchildren of Carolina Shores. These lessons will be for school aged children 6-15yrs. Lessons will begin Thursday, June 14, and will be held every Thursday and Friday at 3:00-4:00pm for six consecutive weeks. Each participant should have their own racquet - younger children should have junior racquets - and water bottle with their name on it (don't forget the sunscreen). Tennis shoes would be preferred, however, any court shoe will do as long as they do not have black or dark soles that might leave marks on the court - no running shoes. Shirts and shorts are required, tennis balls will be provided. To register, please contact Tammy Humphreys at 575.7827.
Open tennis is alive and well every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9:00 a.m. All levels of play are welcome and play is open to all Carolina Shores residents and guests.
Bob Anthony 579.9666.

NEW HORIZONS SINGLES GROUP

We were greeted at our April meeting (“Come As You Are”) with orange juice and aromas of warm cinnamon rolls, by our hostesses Nancy Bates, Ann Soring and Ann Walsh. After socializing and snacking, Nancy asked us to sit in a circle while she read us a story and we passed brown paper bags back and forth. In the end we all had a surprise! We proceeded to tell various stories from some fun experiences which created much laughter. A good time was had by all. We also had two guests in attendance.
I talked about next year’s six shows in Conway. All interested in going, please bring a check to our May meeting. If you were part of the group last year and do not expect to attend this coming season, please contact me so I can take your name off the list.
Betty Hewett will host our May meeting. She is planning on a guest speaker. You will be called before the Tuesday, May 15th meeting at 5 p.m. at the POA, as to what to bring along with your BYOB.
Pat Ferstler

NEW FRIENDS ON THE MOVE

The Carolina Shores New Friends is a group of community members who start as new friends and quickly become old friends. We meet the second Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. at the clubhouse and spend 1-2 hours learning about each other, sharing information about the local community, and planning projects and activities that will benefit our community. At the conclusion of each meeting we all go out to lunch together. This year the New Friends established a Travel Committee, whose members have already led two trips (a luncheon at the Horry-Georgetown Technical College Culinary School and a bus trip to the Azalea Festival in Wilmington). Future trips include:
June 21 -- “A Redneck Wedding” dinner cruise on the Henrietta (paddle wheeler) in Wilmington. Advance reservations required. $38 per person. Carpools available.
Coordinator is Gail Cohen (579-1880)
August 6 -- 11 a.m. cruise on the Sun Cruz Casino Boat, Little River. Carpools will leave from the CSPOA clubhouse. No reservations required. Coordinator is Suzanne Kirksey (579-4172).
October 12 -- House of Blues Mystery Dinner Theater (Myrtle Beach). Reservations and advance payment required by August 25. $39.50 per person. Coordinator is Kathy Sanders (579-9056).
Remember, you don’t have to be new to Carolina Shores to be a New Friend -- Our May meeting will be Tuesday, May 8, at 10 a.m. at the clubhouse.

COOKS CLUB

We all met for an Italian festival feast on Tuesday April 2 at 11:30. Joan Gilbert headed the program of events with a pasta fagioli soup that was put together by Halla and Grayce...Wonderful, no doubt about it. Dot brought her version of a Tuscan Italian Onion Soup with cheese topped Italian bread. Sue O’Reilly made a great Macaroni, tuna and sun dried tomato combo. Fabulous!! Joan also prepared a great Antipasto that would make anyone’s mouth water. Grace made a great Tiramisu dessert, with caution of one piece, as she really knew how to enhance it with plenty of coffee liqueur. Lastly, Sue also graced us with an Amaretto Bread pudding served warm and to die for. Everyone was very pleased with everything.
There were twelve of us who showed up for this wonderful experience, although nineteen or twenty signed up for this event. It’s disappointing to see people not show up after they have signed up. The planners cook by the number of people who sign up. So we ask that a phone call of regrets be applied as a courtesy to the hostess.
We are very pleased to announce that Trinka Moore has graciously accepted the honor of being Cook’s Club Coordinator for our upcoming season, she certainly has some great ideas not to mention experience. Dot Robertiello will assume the duties of Secretary and Sue O’Reilly will continue to be treasurer. Jim Nay has decided to continue to be our Chaplain. What would we do without this man, he is so gracious.
We talked about our May end of the season picnic. We decided to do it a little differently this year and forego the hot dogs and hamburgers as this is the beginning of the grill season. We have chosen to go with sliced turkey breast along with a nice spiral ham. Dot Robertiello will be in charge of those two items and we passed around a sign up sheet for the rest of the goodies. The sheet has only ten takers for side dishes or desserts. We would certainly like to have more of you show up for this end of season meeting and feast. If you are interested in coming to the picnic, please call Lynn Darby and let her know what you would like to bring and that would also include whether or not a guest will be coming with you.
We will have a short May meeting to decide about what month we want to start, August or September. We usually start in August, with a bagged lunch, and skip September due to Labor Day picnic gathering of our club Sunday before.
We have a great club that is open to both men and women, and we breathe life into it with such enthusiasm. Let us continue! Be ready to line up some super ideas when we meet in August or September. A planned luncheon at Umberto's Coquina Harbor will be a highlight of next season, and another month will feature a video about ways to cook Turkey leftovers. Any questions about the May Picnic, please call Dot 579-1407 or Lynn Darby 579-7526.
Look for more info in the next Bulletin.
Dot Robertiello

DUPLICATE BRIDGE

Come join us every Wednesday evening at 7:00 in the POA clubhouse. We play duplicate bridge, but in a very relaxed atmosphere. If you need further information call me at 575-0825. Here are recent results.
Mar 21 1st Vera McCabe/Rita Hoyne, 2nd Roy Johnson/ Doris Sandberg, 3rd Nancy Bradbury/Mary Scott Mar 28 1st Mike/Judy Mundy, 2nd Roy Johnson/Doris Sandberg, 3rd Chuck/Alice Schilling Apr 4 1st Nancy Bradbury/Bob Davis, 2nd Tie Rita Kielty/ Marilyn Mattutat, Ray Gosciniak/Jody Personnette, 4th Mike/Shirley Tolochko, Apr 11 1st Mike/Judy Mundy, 2nd Nancy Bradbury/Mary Scott, 3rd Hank/Marilyn Mattutat, 4th Chuck/Alice Schilling Apr 18 1st Mike/Judy Mundy, 2nd Bob/Joyce Davis, 3rd Roy Johnson/Doris Sandberg, 4th Nancy Bradbury/Pat O‘Brien.
Bob Davis

CSLGA

Club 25 opened the golfing year at Carolina Shores with Marie Strickler shooting the low gross of the day, 78. Judy Nicoletti was 3rd and Marlene Cleary was 3rd in the fourth flight. Blanche Johnson had low gross in the eighth flight. At Carolina National Marie again had low gross of the tournament with an 83.
Inter Club starts May 14th at The Dunes Club and May 21 at Litchfield.
Ladybirds will play May 23td at St James Members Course. All CSLGA ladies may sign up for Ladybird Tournaments.
The member-member tournament is to be played May 17th and 24th. Ladies find a partner and play in this fun format - best ball of twosome, hole by hole.
Sally Manifold

CAROLINA SHORES SUNDAY SCRAMBLE GROUP

Well, Mother Nature was the winner for the April monthly golf scramble!!!! She was teamed with torrential rain and strong gusty wind to take the honors for the day!!! Our thanks to Jean and Doug Falls for their work as golf hosts, teams still had to be put together prior to our rain-out.
Our next scramble golf date is Sunday, May 20 at Azalea Sands. Our golf hosts for the event will be Diana Mardall and Phil Thomas. The sign-up sheet is posted on the bulletin board in the POA Bldg.
Come on out, join us, it's fun !!!!!!
Martha Hannon/Gloria Schroppe

THE RENEGADES

The Renegades Spring General Meeting was held Thursday, April 19 We welcomed back a former member, Evelyn Wuthrich, and said good-by to member Ruth Peagler who has moved to Manning, SC. Donna Watkins, Tournaments Chairman, explained the Ringers Tournament and clarified what consisted of a complete and incomplete tournament.
Game winners for the month of April are Pauline Millosky, Gloria Crane and Carolyn Bosman (tied) and the team of Kathy Hahl, Carolyn Bosman, Betty Johnston, and Laura Duncan.
Upcoming Renegades special events to watch for are :

Ladies Away (Pinehurst) June 18-20 Couples Away (Fripp Island) Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Rally for A Cure (Carolina Shores) October 11

The ladies in charge of May golf are Lin Penta and Kathy Harniman.

 

WELCOME NEW NEIGHBORS

John and Terry Owens
5 Lakeview Court 575-3529
John and Terry and their little dog, Nana, are originally from Baltimore, MD but lived in Sunset Beach before moving to Carolina Shores. They have been very busy renovating the inside of their home and landscaping the outside. John is a retired electrical technician and Terry worked for GE in the aerospace field. They have a son in Florida and a grandson who lives in Kentucky. Both enjoy gardening, golfing and going to the beach. They are looking forward to finishing the work on the house so they can have more time for their hobbies.

Wilbur and Gerry Thompson
4 Carolina Shores Drive 575-8483
The Thompson's moved to our community from Cypress Island, NC. Since they have no children, they wanted to be closer to their niece. They retired from the school system in Newport News, Virginia. Wilbur was a coach and athletic director, and Gerry taught business education at the same school. They have two Pomeranians, Cocoa and Ginger, and are teaching them about the new invisible fence! Wilbur likes to fish in his spare time, and Gerry enjoys doing crafts.
Marlene Stewart

If someone new has moved to Carolina Shores and has not been featured in the Bulletin please contact: Marlene Stewart, Flo Pflaster, or Gwyn DeRenne so we can make a visit.

MISCELLANEOUS

AAII INVESTORS EDUCATION GROUP

The May meeting of the AAII Investors Education Group will be held at 7:00 PM on Tuesday May 8, 2007 at the Carolina Shores POA building. Topics to be presented and discussed are "Foreign Stock Investing" and "Private Equity Investing". The group has no commercial affiliation and you do not have to be a member of AAII to attend, all CSPOA members interested in financial planning and investing are invited to attend. Point of contact is Gordon Robinson at (910) 579-4604.
Note: This organization not affiliated in any way with the Carolina Shores POA

COASTAL GARDEN CLUB – BUS TOUR

There is still room on the bus for a guided tour at the internationally acclaimed Plants Delight Nursery near Raleigh on May 16, 2007. Departure is at 7:15 a.m. from the Lowe's Home Improvement Store parking lot on Rt. 130 in Shallotte. Please send your $35.00 (per person-includes the bus trip tour, box lunch & snacks) checks by April 30, 2007, made out to Coastal Garden Club, to Doerthe Needham, 16 Myrtlewood Dr. Carolina Shores, NC 28467.

THANKS

I want to THANK everyone for their prayers, cards, and phone calls during my recent surgery. Mike enjoyed all the various foods and sweet treats. We live in a wonderful neighborhood. Thanks again
Shirley Tolochko

My sincere thanks to all of you that sent me cards, flowers, and food. My son will be sorely missed but your kindness has helped.
Mary Frances Ryon

IN MEMORIAM

Albert L. Decker
2 Court 1, North West Drive

************************************************ Editor’s Note: Articles for the next Bulletin must be received by the Editor by the 20th of the month. You can e-mail articles, event information, etc. to me at diana_mardall@yahoo.com (Note: there is an underlined space between “diana” and “mardall” – diana_mardall); you can deliver the information to me at 36 Carolina Shores Parkway, or you can send via e-mail to the POA and they’ll forward to me. Please include a name and phone number when submitting information.