Serving SaddleBrooke Through Volunteer Leadership | Community

Senior Village at SaddleBrooke is guided by a seven-member Board of Directors, all of whom are SaddleBrooke residents. Each director brings a deep commitment to thoughtfully steering Senior Village in ways that reflect and respond to the evolving needs of our community. While SaddleBrooke is widely known as an active adult community, many residents occasionally need a helping hand to fully enjoy their retirement here. Recognizing this, the board developed a comprehensive strategic plan last summer and continues to review it regularly to ensure it remains current, relevant and aligned with the needs of those we serve.

It is easy to forget that board members are volunteers—just like the nearly 400 individuals who give their time to provide transportation, assist with simple household tasks, deliver the SaddleBag Notes, or offer help with technology challenges for SaddleBrooke residents. Board members dedicate countless hours and generously share their professional expertise to ensure that Senior Village not only continues to operate effectively but thrives well into the future. A sustainable and compassionate future for Senior Village is always in sight.

When you are out and about in SaddleBrooke, if you run into Ron Bowers, David Bull, Diane Demeroutis, Carol Kiker, Kurt McMillen, Greg Poling or Bonnie Westra, please take a moment to thank these exceptional volunteers for their leadership. And while you’re at it, ask them how you can become a volunteer, member or donor of Senior Village at SaddleBrooke.