Dear Friends and Neighbors, 

Early in 2011, or was it 2010, I began volunteering with the AGHOA as the Vice

President. During that first year, I learned a lot about listening to neighborhood

feedback and being a representative of our community. This was when Ron Brink

was the President, and a Solar Array was proposed to be built near the elementary

school.

In 2012, Ron began traveling for his work and he ended his term as President of

the AGHOA. This is when I stepped up to support the community and earned the title of President.

This opportunity has allowed me to meet so many wonderful people in our

community that I never would have if I didn’t volunteer. From watching families

cheer and laugh at the 4th of July Parade and Ice Cream Social to helping the

community clean up with Dumpster Day, I know I have been blessed to be a part

of the Acres Green neighborhood.

It is now my turn to step down and pass on the torch, as this year, I plan to finish

my degree, get a kid graduated from H.S. and focus more time to my career.

I will still be an active community member, and you most likely will see me at each

event as I intend on still supporting the AGHOA as a committee member. 

Is It Your Time to Shine?

The AGHOA currently has openings on the Board of Directors. Volunteering

with the AGHOA is not a scary task and it will not take up all of your time! There

are 5 meetings per year (third Thursday of Feb., April, June, Oct. & Dec.), and

3 summertime events. The time commitment averages to less than 2 hours a

month. If you’ve been looking for a way to be more involved and invest in your

community, this is your time! No experience is necessary, only the willingness

to help out.

AGHOA Meeting Details:

Agenda

•  Upcoming events
•  Building around us
•  Committee status (Treasurer, Membership, Social,
• South Suburban, Welcome, AGE SAC, ACC)
•  Other business

Date: Thur, April 15th, 2020 Time: 7:00 p.m.

Place: Either online through Zoom or at The Hub, 8827 Lone Tree Pkwy., Lone Tree, CO 80124

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