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04-12-2022
Requiescat in Pace
Another good friend and long-time FWCR resident is no
more
We have known
Scott and Lynne for more than 20 years and have become good friends.
Scott was an outgoing and friendly person with a quirky kind of
humor. We always competed who could come up with a more non sequitur
statement. During my time as board president, he was the official
timekeeper who was tasked to keep our presentations below the
allowed two minutes each, a job which he was able to perfectly
enforce.
I found a few
pictures which show Scott’s character
Scott was
always willing to get into a hole for the benefit of FWCR. He is
digging here a cistern to be used by the voluntary FWCR fire
department
2004
Scott and
Lynne loved to act in “shoot-outs”. One of our neighbors threw a
party once a year for all FWCR residents. Scott just came back from
a shoot-out (which he survived, as you can see) and did not have
time to change his costume. Here he points out how many opponents
he shot this time
2003
His attempt
to imitate a tough mafia boss was not very successful. He was just
too nice a guy
2009
Scott was an
entertaining and generous host.
2012
Scott, we’ll
miss you
2018
Some emails:
From: Leslie Neldner <ljneldner@hotmail.com>
Sent: Friday, April 01, 2022 1:39 PM
To:
helga@gojade.org; 'Ruth Hammel'
<ragh@cox.net>
Subject:
RE: Scott
Good afternoon,
Thank you for letting us know. My heart
aches for his loss and for Lynne and their family. We have
many happy memories in Wagoncreek with them. He will be
missed. Scott was a very kind person.
Leslie and Bruce
From:
helga@gojade.org
Date: 3/31/22 10:34 PM (GMT-07:00)
To: Leslie Neldner <ljneldner@hotmail.com>,
'Ruth Hammel' <ragh@cox.net>
Subject: Scott
As per Lynne’s email Scott has passed quietly on Wednesday
morning.
Helga
02-14-2022
I just received the following e-mail. Any one interested in having trees replanted on their property please contact Evan directly.
From:
Evan Reimondo <evan@ecoculture.us>
Sent: Friday, February 11, 2022 10:14
AM
To:
mhcons@gojade.org
Subject: Replanting forest burned in Spring
Creek Fire
Hi Max and Helga,
My name
is Evan Reimondo and I work for a nonprofit called EcoCulture
Reforestation based out of Flagstaff, AZ. I found your website
through the FWCR website. We are working with a funding partner to
reforest private lands burned in the Spring Creek wildfire. The
trees and their planting come free to landowners by way of a carbon
agreement with our funding partner that let's them claim the carbon
sequestered by the planted trees over time.
We
planted 154,000 seedlings on 618 acres of common lands in the
neighboring Forbes Park LOA in 2021 and we have another 730 acres
under contract for 2022. We are growing enough seedlings this winter
to replant an additional 650 acres and we’re seeking more landowners
to fill out the 2022 planting season. I reached out to the FWCR
board director Ed Alvarez but haven't heard back- I'm not sure how
active everyone is through the winter season. I'm writing to see if
you or any other property owners might be interested in replanting
burned forest. I’m happy to share more details if you'd like to
learn more. My cell phone number is 716-517-0506, and please feel
free to call anytime if that’s easier.
Here is our website if you’d like to
see more of what we do: www.ecoculture.us
Thanks!
Evan
05-16-2021
