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30 | Four Seasons Hemet Herald | AUGUST 2024 | Do you have an interest in learning to play pickleball? The Pickleball Club would like you to learn foundational skills and join the fun. "YouTube: Pickleball" is a great resource for pickleball fundamentals. Saturday mornings are a good time to watch the game being played. Summer playtime begins at 7:30 am. Stay safe on the court and come prepared. Pickleball Attire: • Court shoes (no street shoes allowed) • Proper dress attire - comfortable gym clothes • Eye protection • Pickleball paddle (we provide the balls) • Bring water! The summer evening pickleball playtime begins at 6 pm Monday through Thursday. The evening pickleball players get together every third Sunday of the month at 5 pm in The Lodge Activity Room to enjoy a potluck dinner and hone their competitive skills playing the fun board game, Sequence. Pickleball We are a friendly group! If you are interested in learning about tennis and getting started playing, or it's been awhile since you last played, please join us. Folks are on the courts most mornings, 9 am in colder weather and 8 am when it's going to get warm! Tennis Club In Memoriam Of Deanna Marshal: 7/15/1945 - 5/21/24 Deanna's wonderful life was cut short when she unexpectedly passed away on May 21, 2024. Deanna sadly leaves behind her husband of 50 years, Dan Marshall, her devoted family, and the pickleball community at Four Seasons. Deanna and Dan Marshall first lived in Long Beach. They then moved to San Diego where they stayed for almost 20 years. After moving to French Valley, they chose to make the move to Four Seasons, Hemet with all of the recreation facilities. Deanna was always involved in competitive sports. Deanna and Dan played competitive tennis before moving to the Four Seasons community. Deanna competed as a top B+ player, now known as a 4.0. Deanna and Dan quickly became involved with the recreational facilities at Four Seasons. Deanna expeditiously became a pickleball leader. Deanna became responsible for organizing the morning play times, ball ordering and the general inclination of the game. Deanna was responsible for a myriad of pickleball beginners to becoming advanced players. She would devote time on Saturday mornings to developing improved skills in interested players. She adapted the game from a senior recreational-only game to a competitive level game. Her family was always a part of her pickleball community. They have all succeeded in improving their game skills with Deanna's tutelage. One grandson has achieved a 4.5 level status (seen playing against Deanna and Dan in the photo). Her competitive spirit was evidenced in Dan's notation of the following. When playing pickleball against Dan, Deanna would always say, "it was an accident," when she hit him with the ball, followed by the biggest smile! Deanna's memory will always be with those who were lucky enough to have her as a friend and tutor. She lived life to the fullest. Healthy Living Healthy Living focuses on health-related printed materials that are shared with the class. As seniors, we need to be mindful of finding the "healthy road to travel." We are a support group and know that social interaction is also part of a healthy lifestyle. We meet every Wednesday at 9 am in the Bistro. If you have any questions about our program, please call Dave & Karen Tuvim, (626) 710-7163

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