Editor: I believe in giving credit where credit is due. I would like to thank two GRF employees, Senior GRF Director of Human Resources LeAnn Dillman and GRF Security employee Emilia Moran. LeAnn is the type of person who goes over and above to solve problems. I never met a human resource staffer who called the employee to make sure the problem was solved. Without her sincere guidance, I would

Editor: Recently I've heard from several of our Minibus drivers that bicyclists have an oblivious disregard for obeying the posted stop signs here in Leisure World. Several close-call encounters that have involved bus drivers or pedestrians have occurred. Bicyclists on the streets are governed by the same regulations as motor vehicles and must stop at all signs and lights before advancing

The Golden Rain Foundation has dedicated staff to answer shareholder questions and inquiries. To ask a question, email info@lwsb.com or call 562-431-6586, ext. 2335.

Editor: I am very grateful for my neighbor Chin-Yu Lancaster. When I moved to Leisure World, I did not know many people. One day I realized she was from Taiwan and also spoke Chinese, and we became friends. She is very active and warm to everyone. She has done a lot for me, big things and small things. Once my hip was hurting, and I had to go to UCLA in Santa Monica, but it was so far way.

The Golden Rain Foundation has dedicated staff to answer shareholder questions and inquiries. To ask a question, email info@lwsb.com or call 562-431-6586, ext. 2335.

MEMBER COLUMN by Jon Michaels LW contributor I was driving down Del Monte toward the Golden Rain Road Main Gate to exit the community. Up ahead I see a couple of elderly people, a guy and a gal, unloading and rearranging the back of a station wagon parked on the right side of the road. They were so focused on their car, and the lady was standing by the car’s left side. It looked like

Editor: All cardboard boxes should be cut down before disposal in Mutuals. This helps manage space and ensures proper handling. Residents should sort boxes by size, with small or mediumsized boxes cut down and disposed of in the regular recycling area. Larger boxes are to be taken to the 1.8 Acre Site for collection, which reduces cost. Thank you for following these guidelines. Peter