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Bill & Karen have lived in SSSF since May of 1985.
Bill is a geologist, Karen is an investment broker
Chris Bachman is a new 2009 resident of SSSF
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EXCELLENT TEACHER AWARD FOR U of U / SSSF student helps design new plaza - Kyle is standing in the back wearing a cap. by Andrew Kirk, OF THE RECORD STAFF; photo appeared in S.L. Tribune, provided by family. Posted: 05/07/2010 04:46:33 PM MDTOn Earth Day, Park City High School alumni [and SSSF resident] Kyle Schoephoerster was told he would have a hand literally in a major face lift of the University of Utah Marriott Library.Just east of the library is a wide expanse of concrete that for years has functioned as an open plaza on which students occasionally hold protests or election rallies. Aside from mass gatherings, the centrally-located sea of cement is mostly a thoroughfare.The University of Utah graduating class of 2010 elected to fund a $22,000 renovation of the plaza to make it a more comfortable gathering place and, in general, better utilize the square footage, Schoephoerster explained.A contest was held with a $5,000 prize to redesign the space and Schoephoerster’s urban ecology course taught by Steve Storheim took it on as a final project. An architectural hand draftsman for the Park City firm Otto Walker, the U of U junior did the drawings for the redesign himself.Out of 13 contestants, some of which were professionals, Schoephoerster’s class won over the judges mostly faculty for the College of Architecture.The plans stay under budget and will re-use much of the existing concrete to create benches. The university class elected to produce a “greener” plaza with planters, shade and ample room for tables, chairs and umbrellas all colored crimson, of course.Schoephoerster said construction will begin immediately and the plaza will be complete by next spring. His class was able to incorporate some of their favorite elements of sustainable building including rammed-earth walls, he said.Schoephoerster said the plaza will be a more comfortable place to gather making those functions even more welcoming. The space will also have a movable stage to host music performances. |
May 1, 2010 Park Record page B-2
Read Park Record Article on April 28, 2010 Page B-2
North Shore Resident
 Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District Congratulations to dedicated fitness patron Julianna Faulkner for winning GOLD and BRONZE at the Utah Special Olympics Event, Ski for Gold, at Powder Mountain on March 27, 2010. Way to go Julianna!Julianna is the daughter of Janet Vetterli and Dean Faulkner of SSSF. |
During the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Bode Miller won a gold, a silver and a bronze medal.
Parkite Tom Minahan has 35 years of experience as a job recruiter, and several years prior to those finding jobs of his own. Tom and his wife, Lucy Minahan have lived in Silver Springs in Quail Meadows since 1998. For the past 10 years he’d been thinking of writing a book about all the insider trade secrets he knows about what makes a resume stand out, or a candidate nail an interview. In January 2009, seeing people all around him loose and look for jobs, he decided to start typing. The result is an ebook titled, “It’s Your Job to Lose.” The idea for the title came from all the times he remembered candidates killing their own chances by something dumb they did or said. In his view, the candidate that gets the job is the one who commits the fewest faux pas.The cost is $10 and the book is available through his Web site www.yourjobtolose.com . He chose the ebook format because it’s a faster way to get ideas to the public. Considering the current economy, the demand for his ideas is strongest now.
For more information on Minahan and the book visit yourjobtolose.com. To read the full article visit http://www.parkrecord.com/ci_14711333
OBITUARY FOR ROBERT ERICKSON
Robert E. Erickson 1921~2010
Colonel USAF Retired, of Litchfield Park,
Arizona, passed away in Mesa, Arizona
on March 10th, 2010. Bob was born in
Salt Lake City, Utah on Jan 21,1921 to
Robert T. and Marie Erickson. He
graduated from South High School and
attended BYU and the University of Utah
where he played football and basketball.
Bob enlisted in the U.S.A.A.C., graduating
in class 43D. He was sent to England to fly P-38s and P-51s. He had four and half confirmed
and 12 probable enemy aircraft. He survived three shoot downs. Bob made a career in the
USAF for almost 34 years through World War II, Korea and Vietnam, flying most of the fighters
of his time with almost 9000 hours of flight time. Bob retired in 1975 with the rank of Colonel.
Bob was preceded in death by parents, brother William, sister Barbara and by his wife and
High School Sweetheart Barbara L (Pass) Erickson. Bob was a shining example of
perseverance and devotion to his family, friends and country. Everyone who met and loved
Bob will carry with them memories of his warm smile, kind heart and generous spirit. Bob
and his wife owned a home in Silver Springs, Park City, Utah since 2001. He is
survived by his spouse, Rebecca Page Erickson, son Michael (Carolyn), daughters Judi
Beck (Dennis), Susan Barrett, and son Robert (Debbie). Grandchildren: Glenn (Rhonda),
James (Nicolette) and Michael (Noelle) Herderick, Tim (Amy) and Tom (Natalie) Beck, Karen
Barrett, Christy and Amanda Erickson. He is also survived by 10 great grandchildren.
Services will be held at the LDS Sun City Ward, 13014 N 108th Ave (one block south of Grand
Ave) on Monday March 8th with viewing from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. followed by services at
11:00 a.m. Graveside services will be 2:00 p.m. at Sunland Memorial Park, 15826 Del Webb
Blvd, Sun City. In lieu of flowers please send donations to Hospice of the Valley, 6063 E Arbor
Ave. Mesa, AZ. 85206.
Published in Salt Lake Tribune on March 7, 2010
| February 14, 2010 - Michael Murphy and Tiffany Cox were married this weekend. Michael lived in Silver Springs SF from 1982 to 1992. Michael graduated from PCHS then joined the Marine Corp. He served in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, the Persian Gulf, Timor, Korea, and was on the USS Boxer during the invasion of Iran. Since leaving the core he has been working for Bechtel International. Michael advanced his education with a BS from the University of California at Santa Barbara and a Master Degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Tiffany has a degree in nursing and works as an administrator for Promise Hospital and Specialty Medical Centers along the Wasatch Front. Tiffany is the daughter of Patrick Cox and Debra Cox-Fullmer-Paradis. Michael is the son of Clay and Lucy Archer. |
2010 January 30-31 - Summit Ski Team athletes show their mettle.
2010 January 29 - Ligety lands 3rd giant slalom World Cup Victory
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Seltenrich at Helm A long-time member and officer of the boardof directors of the 850 member Park City Board of Realtors, Seltenrich was sworn in on Thursday, January 7, 2010 at a PCBR luncheon. As the new president, beginning a new decade, Seltenrich stated that his board intends to better assert its position on certain issues that affect the quality of life of local residents.Mark and his wife Nora have lived in the Silver Springs Community for a long time. First in Willowbend for a couple years, then at SLS-149, now he resides in NorthShore. |
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| 2009 Dec 26 PR - Sage Kotsenburg takes second place in Winter Dew Snowboarding Tour in Breckenridge, CO. His father, Steve Kotsenburg, has served on the SSSFHOA board of trustees. |
2009 December 9 - Resident Sam Sisk drives to the net at a Miners vs Cowboys home game.
Sisk led the team with 18 points. Miners boot the Cowboys 58-43.
[The Sisks sold their home at SLS-134 on 12-17-2008, a couple months after being awarded
a HOA landscaping award.]
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| TJ Lanning won the gold in downhill during the U.S. Ski Championships in Sugarloaf, MN in March 2008. An injury sustained at Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada on Nov. 28, 2009 may cost TJ a chance at the February 2010 Olympics. He suffered a non-displaced fractured vertebrae in his neck and a dislocated left knee. Surgery at the Steadman-Hawkings clinic in Vail, CO successfully fused two vertebrae and stabilized the fracture. T.J. (Thomas Jr.) is the son of Tom and Debbie Lanning, former residents of SLS-034. 2009- Dec 2 - TJ “Lanning out for season” after Nov. 28 accident - Park Record article |
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TOASTMASTER AWARDAndy Cier won top honors at a Toastmaster’s multi-state competition last weekend. He competed against regional champions in all of Utah, southern Idaho, eastern Oregon, parts of Nevada and western Wyoming. Cier won with a humorous entertaining speech he wrote himself about dealing Cier rotates his residency between Silver Springs SLS-79 and his family’s home in White Pine Canyon. Andy’s wife, Marilyn I. Cier, serves as the paid bookkeeper for SSSFHOA. |
Sage and Blaze are the sons of Steve and Carol Ann Kotsenburg,
formerly of SLS-150 in 1998-2000. They now live at RPL-III-137.
2009- Oct. 31 “Hitting the slopes” Sage and Blaze Kotzenburg - Park Record article
Bryant LoRe lives in NorthShore
Park City High School teacher and Silver Springs SLS-31 neighbor
enjoys a fundraiser for the Education Foundation.
2009-2010 is the Year of Math & Science. [student on left not identified is Rachel McLaws]
| Charles ‘Charly’ Sharp Ligety, son of Bill Ligety and Cindy Sharp former residents of the house on lot 193, and brother of Theodore ‘Ted’ Ligety, current resident of Silver Springs Lot 2. Charly is, a member of the Class of 2009, graduated from Dartsmouth College at the Spring Commencement exercises. Ligety received a Bachelor of Arts degree in geography.
Charly also received the Earl Jette Award during the Dartmouth Skiing Annual Awards, for the most significant improvement in skiing. Charly and two other seniors provided the leadership for the men’s Alpine team. |
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Rowing World Championships in the Czech Republic.
Devery is the daughter of Rob and Linda Karz former SSSF residents at Lot 36 and later Lot 54.
Linda designed the Park on the south shore of the Silver Willow Lake.
See http://salem-news.com/sports/july272009/karz_osu_7-27-09.php
Rob Karz works at Intermountain Mortgage, Linda Karz is a parther of the Green Building Center.
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| Bill R. Noland, who recently retired, was the 2009 president of the Silver Springs Master Homeowners Association. The Park City Museum offers historic tours Monday through Friday at 2 PM. Tours leave from the2nd floor of the museum (528 Main St), and cost $5 per person. |
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| The Park City Music Festival opens July 19, 2009 at Temple Har Shalom, 3:00 PM. then the following evening at 8:00 PM at Park City Community Church. The festival runs through August 10, 2009. The Harlow’s are residents of Meadow Spring MW-1-30 in our Silver Springs Community. For full schedule visit www.pcmusicfestival.com |
October 12, 1920 - June 8, 2009 - Dr. Delbert Avaron Osguthorpe dies at age 88
Deseret News Obituary
Rick Klein is a resident of SSSF and served on the Board of Trustees in 1993+.
Rick set up the HOA bookkeeping on Quickbooks software on a computer he donated to the HOA.
The Harsch’s are residents of Little Lake in SSSFHOA.
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| READY TO RUN as reported by Adia Waldburger of the Park Record staff: …The Miners kicked off the season with a number of individual victories and top finishes at the Timpview Invitational in Orem and look to continue the trend….”We scored more points in the field events in this meet than in the entire last year,” marveled coach Jeff Wyant…There is plenty of excitement among the female distance runners, who quickly established their dominance”, see Silver Springs SLS-108 resident Lisa Palomaki in feature photo above |
Ellen Garn Reich is the daughter of astronaut-Senator Jake Garn.
Todd Reich is an enthusiastic bicyclist, known to ride his bike to and from work in SLC.
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Date: January 9, 2009 Publication: Park Record (Park City, UT) The swearing in Wednesday of Summit County Councilwoman for Seat B Claudia McMullin, a SouthShore resident since September 1998, left a seat open on the influential Snyderville Basin Planning Commission. McMullin was Planning Commission chairwoman when she retired from the panel last month. She was elected in November 2008 to her new Summit County Council post. Claudia McMullin explained why she left her career as a corporate lawyer in New York City for small-town life in an interview this week at her Silver Springs home. “I chose lifestyle,” the Snyderville Basin Democrat said in interview Thursday. McMullin credits “an epiphany on a chairlift in 1997″ for luring her to Summit County two years later. |
County briefs - Spots on Basin Planning Commission filled Compiled by Patrick Parkinson The Summit County Council appointed three people Wednesday to the influential Snyderville Basin Planning Commission. Incumbent Basin Planning Commissioner Mike Washington, resident of NorthShore, will serve a term that expires in February 2012. Bassam Salem of Jeremy Ranch, also an incumbent, was appointed to a two-year term that expires in 2011, and Sibyl Bogardus will serve a term that expires in February 2012. |
Northshore resident - Dave Rajamaki - December 20, 2008
Meadow Spring MW-1-11 resident - Iverson O. Brownell on Nov. 2, 2008
 Third District Court Judge Robert K. Hilder was approved Wednesday, November 12, 2008 by a 3-2 vote of the Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee for a confirmation vote of the Utah Senate on his nomination to the Utah Court of Appeals. The Senate is scheduled to vote on the confirmation November 19th.Hilder was appointed to the Third District Court by Gov. Michael O. Leavitt and took office on August 1, 1995. He serves Salt Lake, Summit, and Tooele counties. Judge Hilder emigrated from Australia in 1977, and, along with his wife Jan, has lived in Silver Springs on Fletcher Court since that time. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and subsequently received a law degree from the University’s College of Law in 1984, where he served on the Utah Law Review for two years. After clerking part-time during law school with Christensen, Jensen and Powell, he joined the firm first as an associate, and successively shareholder, director, and managing director. His practice stressed civil litigation, covering many subject matters. Judge Hilder’s service in the judiciary includes: the Judicial Performance Evaluation Committee (1998-2001); the Utah Judicial Council and the Council’s Management Committee (2001-2007); Associate Presiding Judge, Third District (2005-2007), and Presiding Judge (2007- present); District Court representative, Executive Committee, Family Law Section of the Utah State Bar (2005-present); and member since 1998 (and supervising judge since January, 2007) of the Grand Jury Panel of Judges. |
Silver Springs SLS-151 resident - Carol Librizzi - Fix It Up Referrals - October 2008
Meadow Spring resident - Gretchen Tally - October 29, 2008
Meadow Spring resident - Leslie Harlow - Part 2 - October 18, 2008
2008 September 20 - Frank lives in SSSF SLS-40 with his son and daughter-in-law.
Bill Kahn, Craig Watson and Jeanette Raymer are residents of Silver Springs. Congratulations!
Mel Fletcher was born in the Park City Miner’s Hospital on June 18, 1918
[Mel passed away on June 21, 2010. Obit on June 23, 2010.]
His parents are Axel Roy Fletcher and Blanche Wiest Fletcher. His wife is Peggy Fletcher.
Hong McDonald lives in Silver Springs on Lot 200.
2008 Annual Single Family Picnic
Silver Springs Single Family Picnic - June 20, 2008
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| 2007 October 12 Park City Historical Society - Harold Ray “Hal” Compton and Jane Washington. Hal lived in Meadow Wild 1501 W. Meadow Loop Road #8 from 1988-? , Jane has lived in NorthShore NSS-B-47 since 1991. |
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| Bob Haedt lived in Silver Springs SLS-042 from 1984 to 2004. Bob was a founding officer of the SSSFHOA. Bob served as president of the board for many years and was also a founding member of the SSMHOA. Bob, his wife LaVon, and their son were owners of Great Garb on Main Street. Bob was a great asset to our community. He is dearly missed by all who knew him. |