ENPOA Annual Meeting, Board Election on Sunday, June 23
By now, all Eagle Nest residents should have received the following information about the Annual Meeting on Sunday, June 23, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at the Clubhouse. All residents are welcome to attend the meeting, which will conclude with the Board of Directors election. Three spots are open due to two resignations and the expiring term of Director Mike Lathrop. Mike is seeking re-election.
If you didn't receive a ballot in the mail, contact Secretary/Bookkeeper Chris'e Van Meter at 600-2870 or by email at enpoa_sec@att.net to request a copy. Ballots are due to the Eagle Nest Clubhouse mailbox, 8075 Teel Way, by 6 p.m. Sunday, June 23. You also may attend the meeting and hand-deliver your ballot.
The following talented residents have declared their candidacy to
join the board. Responsibilities include attending
monthly board meetings (currently held Sunday evenings) and voting on key
neighborhood business. Each would serve a two-year term, a volunteer post
lasting until June 2015. Here are their bios:
Brad L. Bobich, 7935 Tanager Lane
“It is an honor to be considered for the Board of Directors
for our great community here at Eagle Nest. I look forward to the
opportunity to serve you. Before I do such, I would like to take the
opportunity to introduce myself and my family to you.
‘My wife, Heather, three kids, Jack (4), Kiana (13) and
Vance (13) and I reside at 7935
Tanager Lane. Heather and I purchased our
home in June of 2005, the same summer that we were married. I am a
Regional Manager for a structural/civil engineering firm which we perform our
services for a wide range of clients from the Federal Government to local
residents. I also serve as the current State Treasurer for the Indiana
Section of ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) and have served in
multiple capacities with ASCE (both locally and statewide). I also serve
on two committees for the statewide organization of ACEC (American Council of
Engineering Companies), their Education and Fire & Building Commission
Committees. Lastly, I currently serve on the Board of Direction for NYSL
recreational soccer league based here in Lawrence
(Jack is just finishing his 1st soccer season). I also enjoy
coaching, playing golf, and, of course, spending time with my kids at our local
neighborhood pool!
‘There are many aspects of our neighborhood that I (and my
family) believe are outstanding (neighbors, pool, basketball/tennis courts,
etc.)! And I believe there are ways that we can improve as a community
(neighborhood involvement, communication, family interactions, etc.). My
experiences as a professional engineer, current and past Board leader for
multiple societies, local community activities and my passion for an active
community will help me serve you as a new ENPOA Board member. If you
should have any questions, or would like to know more about me (or our family),
please feel free to stop by and say ‘Hi’, we would truly enjoy meeting you!”
Judith M. Buddenbaum, 8428 Goldfinch Circle
“My
husband Warren and I moved to Eagle Nest in July 2005 after I retired from my
position as professor in the Department of Journalism and Technical
Communication at Colorado
State University. Before joining the faculty of Colorado State University,
I taught at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College.
I also have worked as a newspaper reporter and free-lance magazine writer,
in a variety of positions for life and casualty insurance companies, and as a
chemistry lab research assistant.
“Warren
and I appreciate the job ENPOA does maintaining the pool and common areas and
arranging for snow removal. We love the
neighborhood and want to see it remain the wonderful place it is today. Therefore, I would like to serve on the ENPOA
board.
“My
experience for the position includes terms as president and treasurer of
parents clubs for the public schools our children attended in Oregon
and Indiana and for divisions of the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication; two terms, one
as president, on the board for Monroe County (Bloomington,
Ind.) United Ministries; and one
term each on boards and advisory committees for the City of Bloomington, Ind.,
Columbine CableVision in Fort Collins, Colo., the Denver-based First Amendment Congress, the American Academy of Religion, and The Lutheran magazine.
“As
a board member my goal would be to make sure Eagle Nest remains an attractive,
pleasant community. Therefore, I promise
to work to see that covenants are reasonable and enforced consistently and
fairly and that residents continue to receive the high level of community
amenities and services they rightly expect in return for paying their annual
dues. I also want to explore and
possibly expand communication options so that all residents receive timely
information about events and about issues that may come before the board in
ways that are most convenient for them.”
Mike Lathrop, 8030 Warbler Way
“I have had the pleasure of
serving on the Eagle Nest board for the past two (2) years and I am very proud
of the progress we have achieved. Over the past two years our accomplishments
include: providing our residents reduced annual dues rates, updating one of the
neighborhood’s controlling documents, updating by-laws and encouraging an
effort to enforce our covenants more effectively.
“A little about me: I have
lived in Eagle Nest since 2004 with my wife, Becky, my daughter Katie (7) and
son Matthew (4). I have been employed in Municipal Building
and Planning Departments since 1998. My first position was with the Department
of Code Enforcement for the City of Indianapolis
as a Building Inspector. I am currently employed by the Town of Zionsville in the Planning Department with similar
responsibilities as to those I held in Indianapolis.
“I am running for
an ENPOA Board Position for a second term because I believe the Board should
continue to run ENPOA’s business as fiscally and economically responsible as
possible in order to help maintain property values for all homeowners and to
promote a pleasant living environment.”
Election questions? Please contact
acting President Scott Thien at 902-3103 or scottthien@comcast.net Your election participation and support is
appreciated.
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