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VOLUME 15 ISSUE 8
AUGUST 2016
Community Meeting 7:00 PM, Tuesday, August 9, 2016 • Wedgefield Golf Club
Wedgefield - A Deed Restricted Community
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She loves to Draw, Ceramics, photography & her interest is
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Cameron likes to draw Characters, Sing & Write Stories. She
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She is very talented & has the Most Beautiful Red Hair.
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Red Hatter Prayer
We have a Red Hat Prayer Group in Wedgefield that
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Ranger Drainage News
It’s that time of year again when
our children are out of school and
looking for things to do to occupy
their time. Parents, please remind
your children and their friends
they are not to be on any of the
canals, easements or lakes within
the District. This includes the use
of, but not limited to; ATV’s, Golf-Carts, Motorcycles,
Vehicles etc. The District cannot stress enough, the danger
associated with trespassing in these areas. Failure to
comply could result in injury or death. If you would, help
us out by educating your children on where they can and
cannot be within the community. And of course, parents
set the example and your children will follow your lead.
Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes
are truly endless
~ Mother Teresa
As always, if you have any questions please call me at
407-568-5502 or stop by and see me at the District Office
Monday-Friday 7:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Wishing each of you a happy and safe summer!!
Sincerely,
Dawn R. Mullins, General Manager
Ranger Drainage District
I also wanted to mention that the District field employees
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are all now wearing the safety green/yellow shirts and
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identification as a District employee. If you see one of our
team members take a moment to stop and tell them how
much you appreciate their hard work.
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NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH REPORT
No pursuit, No patrol, No confrontation, JUST WATCH and REPORT.
During the last half of JUNE to the present date of
JULY 12, 2016 based on Orange County Sheriff’s
crime statistics on OCSO web site we have had
TWO Residential Burglaries in the 19400 and 19500
blocks of LANSDOWNE and TWO stolen vehicles,
one in the 19500 block LANSDOWNE and one in
the 2200 block of BANCROFT. I also received a
phone call regarding vandalism in the 2300 block of
ALABASTER.
the position since it was a constitutional office, it was
one that needed to be partisan and so ordered. But, we
still have the election for our District 5 Commissioner
and other offices on the 30th. Do be sure to vote. Our
future depends on those elected.
On a different note, this year we will again celebrate
NHW NIGHT OUT on August 2nd but this time it
is to only recognize the day by turning on our lights
and going next door to meet our neighbors. Our main
celebration will be on the 4th of OCTOBER with ice
cream in the park, balloons and face painting for the
kids.
To report a crime in progress, fire or medical
emergency Dial 911
Now let us all be good neighbors and make the effort
to be observant and take appropriate action
“SEE SOMETHING – SAY SOMETHING”
The number to report suspicious activity or a
crime committed Dial 407-836-HELP (4357)
After dialing the appropriate OCSO Number
THEN PHIL UNSER at 407-679-6644 (24hrs)
EVERYONE KNOWS THAT THE BEST CRIME
PREVENTION DEVICE KNOWN TO MAN OR
WOMAN IS A GOOD NEIGHBOR AND A GOOD
NEIGHBOR KNOWS WHAT TO DO WHEN
THINGS DO NOT LOOK RIGHT – THEY CALL
THE SHERIFF.
SO PLEASE LOCK-UP YOUR CAR; LOCK-UP
YOUR GARAGE; and LOCK-UP YOUR HOME
TURN ON YOUR LIGHTS, LOCK-UP AND GO
MEET YOU’RE NEIGHBORS
Now on a happy note EVELYN RODRIGUEZ
PEREZ continues to keep our Wedgefield NHW Face
Book page neighborly and smooth running. Through
her efforts we continue to add residents to the
membership and we are now at 1,155 this moment.
Keep up the good work Evelyn we thank you.
Last but not least the election for Sheriff has been
changed to November 8th instead of August 30th.
The change was ordered by a judge that determined
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Are you working on your Middle School
Summer Reading Assignment?
Students in regular classes will be required to read one novel
over the summer. Students in advanced and gifted classes will
be required to read two novels. Students can read any fiction
novel they like as long as it is available on Accelerated Reader.
When students return to school in August, they will complete an
assignment and an Accelerated Reader quiz on the novel.
PTA Needs You!
Our PTA board has a fabulous list of events for our school next year. They are in need of a chairperson and volunteers for several committees.
1. Box tops and Campbell Soup Labels – all you need to do is collect them from the school, count them and
mail them in monthly.
2. Fall Carnival – help organize games, vendors and volunteers for our first annual fall carnival.
3. Teacher Appreciation Week Committee – coordinate a week of celebrating our faculty and staff.
4. Talent Show – Coordinate our first talent show from try-outs to Show time.
5. Volunteer Coordinator – Organize and coordinate Additions volunteers.
6. Homeroom Parent Coordinator – Coordinate our homeroom parents in each grade level.
It is important that you get involved so we will have a fabulous year.
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Join the thousands of people who have downloaded the Orange
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parents, students, staff and community members to connect with
the district and individual schools on multiple levels. The app
aggregates news, photos, sports and social media communications.
It is also a resource center for school menus, district jobs, staff
contacts and calendar listings, among others.
The mobile app is hosted by Parent Link, a national provider of
K12 mass communication platforms. The app affords users the
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SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS - VPK Supply List
Backpack (large enough for folders, no wheels)
Plastic Water Bottle with your child’s name on it (No metal
bottles please)
Complete change of clothes in a Ziploc bag labeled with your
child’s name
2-3 pronged plastic folders
Number 2 pencils
Plastic Rectangular Pencil Box labeled with your child’s name
(Regular size-No pencil bags please)
Expo markers
1 pair fisher scissors ((blunt tip)
2 Boxes of 24 Count Crayola Crayons
2 Boxes of 10 Count Crayola Washable Markers, Classic Colors,
Broad Line
Tissues
Glue sticks
Hand sanitizer
Baby wipes
Clorox/Lysol wipes
Anti- Bacterial Soap
Wish list:
Copy paper – white and colored
Lysol Spray
Stickers for girls, boys, or unisex
Toys for the Treasure Box
Ziploc Quart Size & Gallon Size Bags
Kindergarten Supply List
1 backpack (prefer no wheels, big enough to hold folders)
2 packages Baby Wipes
1 package Lysol/Clorox Wipes
1 Space Maker plastic School Box (8” x 5”)
1 Zipper Pouch (with 3 holes to insert in a folder)
3 plastic Folders with prongs and pockets
1 pair of Fiskar Scissors
4 boxes (24 count) Crayola crayons 12 Elmer’s Glue Sticks
2 packages of wooden Pencils (sharpened)
1 package Expo Dry Erase Markers
1 box Crayola Washable Markers
2 bottles hand sanitizer
2 boxes of tissues
1 Mead Primary Journal Creative Story tablet
1 black/white composition notebook
1 package large erasers
Headphones
Requested donations that we will put to good use during our year:
• Copy paper, white and colored
• Elmer’s Glue Bottle
• Crayola Colored pencils
• Anti-bacterial hand soap
• Band aids
• Clipboard
• Watercolor paints
• Ziploc bags (any size)
• Clorox/Lysol wipes
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First Grade Supply List
3- Plastic Folders with 3 fasteners and pockets{Green/Red/Blue}
48- #2 Pencils {Pre Sharpened Preferred- No
Mechanical}
1- Supply Box
3- 1 Subject Spiral Notebooks - {wide rule}
1- 1 1⁄2” Heavy Duty 3 Ring Binder with a plastic
view finder in front
1- Pair of Student Scissors (Fiskar Preferred)
2- Packs of Elmer’s Glue Sticks
2-Large Pink Erasers {Or more}
1-Box of Cap Erasers
3- Boxes of 24 Count Crayons
1-Box of Crayola Colored Pencils
1-Bottle of Elmer’s Liquid White Glue
1- Box of Crayola Washable Thick Markers
2- Primary Lined Composition Book (These have
space at the top of each page to draw)
1- Box of Kleenex Tissue (or any other brand)
1- 12 oz. Bottle of Hand Sanitizer with Pump
1- container of Lysol/Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
1-Pack of Thick Expo Dry Erase Markers (pack of 4)
1-Backpack (no wheels please)
Headphones
Teacher’s Wish List (Optional Items)
Sandwich Size Ziploc Baggies
Gallon Size Ziploc Baggies
Copy Paper (white and colored)
Second Grade Supply List
1 Plastic Pocket Folder with prongs of each color:
blue, green, red, orange
2 Spiral Wide Ruled Notebooks (70ct)
2 Wide Rule Composition Notebooks (100ct)
1 Pack of Wide Ruled Notebook Paper
One 1 ½ inch 3 Ring Binder with Clear View front
pocket
1 Pack of Index Dividers 8 tab (for the binder)
1 Pair Fiskars 5” Scissors
1 Pack of Fine Tipped Washable Markers (8ct)
1 Pack of Colored Pencils (12ct)
2 Packs of Crayons (24ct)
1 Plastic School Box (8x5)
1 Bottle of Liquid Glue (4oz)
12 Glue Sticks
24 Yellow #2 Pencils (sharpened)
2 Boxes of Tissues
2 Pink Bevel Erasers
1 Pack of Dry Erase Markers (4pk)
1 Yellow Highlighter
1 Pair of Headphones
1 Bottle of Hand Sanitizer
Boys: 1 Box of Ziploc Gallon Bags (20ct)
1 Container of Clorox Wipes
Girls: 1 Box of Ziploc Sandwich Bags (50ct)
1 Container of Baby Wipes
Additional donations
Copy paper – White and Colored
Clorox/Lysol wipes
Third Grade Supply List
binder)
1 1/2 inch HEAVY DUTY VIEW binder
24 pre-sharpened No. 2 wood pencils
1 package of 5 tab index dividers with pockets
1 pack of WIDE RULED filler paper
2: 3 SUBJECT wide ruled notebooks with PLASTIC
1 box of Expo markers (thin is preferred)
covers
3 highlighters- variety of colors
3 PLASTIC folders with pockets and prongs (ex:
1 black fine tip Sharpie Marker
Mead 5 Star Notebook) Red, Blue, & Green
2 containers Clorox/Lysol wipes
1 pair of 5” sharp scissors
4 large pink erasers
1 box of 24 Crayola crayons
1 box of Band-Aids
1 box 12 count pre-sharpened colored pencils
1 package of white copy paper
1 pair of headphones
2 boxes of tissues
Boys: 1 box of quart & gallon size Ziploc Bags
12 glue sticks
Girls: 1 container of hand sanitize
1 nylon pencil bag with 3 holes (so it can go in the
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Fourth Grade Supply List
1 Fiskars 7’’ Sharp Scissors
6 Elmer’s Small (6 Gram) Glue Stick
1 Fluorescent Yellow Highlighter
1 Fluorescent Pink Highlighter
36 #2 Pre-Sharpened Pencil
1 Crayola Wash Fine Tip Classic Markers 8 CT
1 Crayola 7’’ Colored Pre-Sharpened Pencils 12 CT
1 Crayola Wash Thick Classic Markers 8 CT
1 Crayola Crayons 16 CT
1 1-inch Avery Heavy Duty White View D-Ring
Binder
2 Yellow Pocket Only Folder 3/Hole
2 Red Pocket Only Folder 3/Hole
2 Blue Pocket Only Folder 3/Hole
7 Wide Rule Assorted Color Marble
Composition Book (B,G,R,P)
1 Wide Rule 8 x 10.5 Filler Paper 200 CT
2 4x6 Index Cards, Lined On One Side (100 CT)
1 Nylon Pencil Bag, Clear Top w/ Grommet 7.25 x
10.25
1 box of tissues
1 pair of headphones or ear buds
1 bottle hand sanitizer
Wish list:
Copy paper – white and colored
Pencils
Clorox/Lysol wipes
Fifth Grade Supply List
2- Boxes of pre-sharpened no. 2 pencils
1-Headphones or earbuds
1-Box of Pencil top erasers
1-Box of tissues
1-Bottle of Antibacterial Hand Soap
2-Containers of Clorox Wipes
1 -Bottle of Hand Sanitizer
1-Package of Wide Ruled Paper
1-1 1/2” Binder with Clear Pocket View
1-Package of Highlighters
1-Manual Pencil Sharpener
1-Package of EXPO Dry Erase Markers
1-Box of 12 Colored Pencils
1-Clear Three-holes plastic Pencil Pouch (can fit into
a binder)
1-Black Sharpie Marker
3-Composition Notebooks
5-Plastic 2-pocket Folders with metal prongs in green,
yellow, orange, blue, & purple
Requested Donations:
Copy Paper – white and colored
Clorox/Lysol wipes
Middle School Supply List
**Additional items may be requested per subject during the first week of class.
Backpack w/laptop sleeve
Headphones or earbuds
Mouse (wireless USB recommended)
Flash drive
Pencils
Pens
Erasers
Highlighter
Screen Cleaning cloths or wipes
Stylus
5 two pocket prong folders
2 Composition Notebook
Loose leaf paper
Disinfecting Wipes
Hand Sanitizer
Tissues
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On July 7, The Wedgefield Green Thumb Garden Club had a
speaker who gave an informative and amusing presentation
on bonsai trees. Lois Kiss explained to us how to start,
plant, water, what tools we should use; her talk showed
what an expert she is. She brought books, magazines and
personal photos as well.
Sylvia Cox arranged this topic and brought door prizes
AND dessert. At the time for drawing for the door prizes
of plants, Sylvia explained that her friend Lois, always won
something. Sylvia was right, as usual. Additionally, Paula
Harris, Linda Ariboca and Alan Smith won a plant.
Next month the topic will be herbs and their usage. The
presenters will be Connie Shepherd, a Master Gardener
and Linda Ariboca who aspires to become an M.G. They
encouraged members to bring ideas of how to use herbs in
cooking or otherwise.
Janis Thaw encouraged everyone to bring seeds, starters,
and “baby” plants to share.
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We have been bringing books and magazines to “trade”.
There was one new member who is also new to Wedgefield.
Her name is Doreen Morgan and she has just moved into
The Reserves.
Join us ladies and gentlemen at our next meeting on August
4 at The Wedgefield Golf Club. Learn something new and
have lunch! See you at 11:00 a.m.
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CERT Update
Thanks to the efforts of team member, Megan Gee, the Wedgefield CERT won a Grant for some
additional equipment that will help the team if we have a hurricane or other disaster. “IF” is not
correct, it must be “When” because we can’t go forever without a hurricane.
We have been so very lucky since 2005 but with all of the changes in the weather this year we
must all be vigilant.
These are a few things that should be considered every hurricane season:
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Check the generator to ensure that it is in good working condition.
If you plan to cover your windows with plywood, it is in more abundance before the wind blows.
Think about purchasing tarps
Pick up an extra ice chest to store perishable food if the electricity is interrupted.
How old are the batteries in your flashlights?
We have three team members with their Amateur Radio licenses and two more that will take the course/test in September
but more are needed. The course is open to everyone interested, NOT just CERT members. If anyone is interested, they
should contact Phil Unser at (407)679-6644 or unser@earthlink.net for details.
The next weekend class is scheduled for September 10th and 11th at the Orange County Communications Center.
Phil can be reached at (407) 679-6644.
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July’s beautiful YOM belongs to Kaye-Ann and
Lincoln Taylor at 3302 Coronet Ave.
They have been a Wedgefield resident since
2004. Although its gated, you are met outside by
overflowing pots of vinca, coleus, periwinkle, and
knock out roses.
Once inside its a fruit orchard of loquats, peach,
mango, avocado, and South American cherry trees.
Kaye-Ann has imported from her native Jamaica
the national fruit tree Ackee, to see if she can grow
it with success over here.
Keep us posted on how it does! A very inviting
yard to drive by.
Our honorable mentions to enjoy are 19250 Newburg and 19438 Caesar.
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WEDGEFIELD FIREWISE UPDATE
Wow, It’s been a hot summer with our usual violent afternoon thunderstorms. Lightning has
started several wildfires in our area this season. Thankfully, as of mid-July our KBDI is
hovering around 400.
There is an incredible YouTube video posted on the Wedgefield Firewise Facebook page
displaying how strikes cause wildfires. Visit our page or go to: YouTube and search for
“lightning in super duper slow motion”.
Afternoon storms have proven deadly this year. We should all be conscious of Lightning Safety and insure children
adhere to Lightning Safety. Visit http://solutionsforyourlife.ufl.edu/hot topics and http://www.floridadisaster.org/
kids/lightning.html for tips to keep your family safe.
If a bolt strikes in close proximity to your home; smell and look for signs of fire. If you suspect lightning has struck
your home, call 911 immediately. On rare occasions, lightning can start attic fires requiring rapid response.
Wedgefield feels like the lightning capital of the world. Our pets think so.
Actually, Lake Catatumbo in Venezuela is number one, averaging 160 Thunderstorms per year. We are number
three in the world averaging 90 thunderstorms per year. We experience 200,000 more strikes by density than any
other state. Incredibly, a bolt averages only one inch in diameter but can travel 2-10 miles. Strong lightning bolts
are heated over 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit causing the familiar shock wave BOOM as they heat the atmosphere
on the way down. NOA estimates that the average Floridian has a one in three thousand chance of being struck by
lightning. Stay safe this season by monitoring radar and listening to your weather radio.
Our Next Meeting is August 11th at 1:30pm at the Ranger Drainage office on Bancroft
The dynamics of Wedgefield Firewise is changing. Many of our original (2001) members are retiring or promoting.
This month; John Mulhall with Orange County Fire Rescue and Pete Henn with SJWMD are promoting into new
positions. In addition, Dennis Mudge with the University of Florida Extension Service is promoting and leaving
us to serve as the County Extension Director for Volusia County. Many of you know Dennis as the “Snake Guy.”
Dennis has served as the County Extension Agent for Orange and Seminole Counties, specializing in Natural
Resources/Livestock for 19 years. We will really miss Dennis’ enthusiasm and support.
Our Agency Partners will replace these positions with new Wedgefield Firewise contributors. We welcome new
board members and volunteers. If you want to give back to your community and spread the Firewise message
WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOU.
Please consider volunteering at an event or participating in a project. Visit our Wedgefield Firewise Facebook page
if interested, or if you have any questions or suggestions.
Firewise Together!
Thanks,
Gail Wilds
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August Friday Specials
Aug 5
Homemade Chicken
Parmesan
Aug 12 Swiss Steak
Aug 19 Homemade Cabbage
Rolls
Aug 26 BBQ Ribs
Wednesday Night Wing Night - Trivia Night Wednesdays at 7pm!
Wing & Happy Hour Specials
Thursday Night Specials
Blue Plate Prices $8.95
Homemade Meatloaf
Liver & Onions
Country Fried Chicken
Country Pork Fritters
Friday Night Fish Night
Codfish, Salmon, Mahi, Stuffed Flounder, Shrimp, 11oz Haddock
12oz New York Strip Steak - $13.95
Twilight Golf is Back! - Every Friday @ 5:30pm
9 Hole Scramble | Everybody Welcome! | $10.00 for Golf | $5.00 for Prizes
WEDGEFIELD PUB AND GRILL - Restaurant (407) 568-2116 ext:2
The Wedgefield News
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VOLUME 15 ISSUE 8
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016
Mr. Mike Nolan, President
(Deed Restrictions, Codes & Covenants, Permits,
Estoppel Letters)
407-368-8984, Cell: 407-492-2095
S.mikenolan@gmail.com
Mrs. Amy Goldie, Director
321-287-6147 (cell)
argoldie2000@yahoo.com
Mrs. Ann Breazzano, Treasurer
407-568-7528
sewguard9-tantrum@yahoo.com
Mrs. Debbi Linn, Director
(WHOA Community Advocate, Your source to
questions about Wedgefield issues)
(Architectural Control)
269-720-7640 (cell)
dllinn@ymail.com
Mrs. Evelyn Perez, Secretary
407-914-4255
Eperez0722@gmail.com
Mrs. Lillie Douglass, Director
407-368-8055
Ladygator36@yahoo.com
Mr. Joel Thaw, Vice President
407-442-7000
jmthoa@aol.com
Mrs. Martha Fioramanti, Director
407-568-1963
martha.fioramanti@ucf.edu
Mrs. Pamela Dimarzio, Director
321-285-3071
pameladimarzio@yahoo.com
Mrs. Helen Unser, Director
407-568-9659 (cell)
punser@cfl.rr.com
(C.E.R.T., Architectural Control)
Mr. Malcolm Galvin, Director
321-229-7455
mpg3@beardsleygalvin.com
(WHOA Legal Issues)
Mrs. Diana Turk, Director
Webmaster/Newsletter
321-271-9671 (cell)
diana@dianaturk.com
Ms. Megan Gee
Events Coordinator
(716) 417-1838
mgee0285@yahoo.com
“SEE SOMETHING – SAY SOMETHING”
Mr. Phil Unser - Neighborhood Watch Program, Coordinator
Suspicious Activity = 407-836-4357, Then Call Phil = 407-679-6644 (24 hrs.)
unser@earthlink.net
The Wedgefield News
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VOLUME 15 ISSUE 8
Neighborhood Directory
This Neighborhood Directory Is Free To “ACTIVE” WHOA Members Only
Membership is only $50.00 per year must be renewed every year in January
Air Conditioning & Heating
Avila
407-267-5948
Wes
407-282-6885
Lawn Service
Do-all
Palmer Lawn
Gotham Lawn Service
407-927-4719
407-568-3891
407-368-8102
Sports/Coaching/Lessons
CoachCindySoftball.com
Willie’s Volleyball Lessons
407-492-5028
787-614-7826
Automotive Repairs
Jeepers Den
407-658-4848
Avon
Karen Matulevich
Limo/Van Services
Sunshine Transportation
407-709-8769
Sunrise Taxi Service
John Soltys
407-709-8769
407-568-7766
Marine Electronics
Bill Goldie, CMI
321-299-7483
Swimming Pool Service
VIP Treatment
407-929-0071
516-319-8702
Travel Agency
Compass Travel
407-800-9256
Tree Removal
S.A.Smith Enviro
407-466-0192
Tree Service
Do-all
407-927-4719
Typing Lessons
Tiwari
321-438-4876
Tutoring
Tiwari
321-438-4876
Business & Legal Project
Management Services
Norkwin
407-765-9119
Mary Kay
Donna D’Ambrosio
Child Care
SL&R Child Care
Sukhu
407-230-1071
407-368-8973
Mortgage Loan Services
Geri York
Syntex Mortgage, LLC
407-832-2803
Music Lessons
Flute
321-626-1900
407-473-8553
321-438-4876
407-568-7818
407-679-6644
Chocolatier
Nancy Adams
407-446--5053
407-979-4473
Computer Repair/Tech
Don Terry
407-341-9304
Demolition
S.A.Smith Enviro
407-466-0192
Notary
Rachel Slater
Sandra
Tony Vesce
Unser
407-267-5948
OCSO Citizens on Patrol
Victor Alzona
407-536-9852
Pet Sitting
Skip Vesce
Amy’s Pet Care
407-568-7818
407-497-6526
Piano/Guitar/Voice/Drama
Tiwari
321-438-4876
Plumbing
Sean Frantz
407-536-1233
Pressure Washing
Oliver Cappo
407-453-2081
Real Estate
Charlene Minter
PR Real Estate Services
Christine David
407-466-7292
407-447-9500
407-924-4011
Membership is only $50.00 per year and
membership renewal is due in January.
Roofing Contractors
Nash Construction Inc
321-201-4300
Scrapbooking
Nancy Crosby
If you would like to be added to this directory
and your dues are current please contact: Joel
Thaw: jmthoa@aol.com
407-568-1885
Screen Repair
Professional Screening
407-453-2081
Sewing
Ann Breazzanno
407-568-7528
Electrician
Avila
Gates and Fencing
DAC Welding
Gifts
Country Craft’n Christmas
407-462-53061
407-568-8084
Hairdresser & Cosmetologist
Sandra
321-276-6700
Heating & Air Conditioning
BP Heating and Air
407-929-5408
Sunshine
407-282-6885
Home Builders
Sierra Homes
407-979-4473
Home Inspections/Wind Mitigation
Deborah Siebern
407-435-5155
Home Repair/Remodel
HoneyDo Repair
Steve Bayshore
321-277-7068
321-439-8079
Irrigation/Sprinklers
Do-all
Swinehart Irrigation
407-927-4719
407-484-0309
Land Clearing & Site Work
S.A.Smith Enviro
407-466-0192
Video Transfer/Duplication
Wright
407-568-2618
Water Systems and Treatment
Frey Water Systems - Rico
407-947-5259
www.freywater.com
Website/Graphic Design
Designs by Diana Turk LLC 321-271-9671
Welding
DAC Welding
407-462-53061
This Neighborhood Directory Is Free To
“ACTIVE” Wedgefield Homeowners Association
Members.
Wedgefield Home Owners Association
P.O. Box 905
Christmas, FL 32709
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