The Chronicle
The official newsletter of JL POA

Volume 54 - 4/22/2022
IN THIS ISSUE:

  • Jonathan's Landing Shred-A-Thon - TODAY!
  • Volunteer Committee Luncheon Pictures
  • Meet New JL POA Staff Members
  • Design Control Board submission deadline
  • Large Party Parking
  • JL Cares "Spring Into Giving"
  • In Memoriam - Former Security Officer Ronnie Grubbs
TODAY!
Jonathan's Landing

SHRED - A - THON
Get rid of those old unwanted papers you don't just want to throw away!

TODAY!! April 22nd, 2022 - EARTH DAY!
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
South Rec Parking Lot

Please - no batteries, electronics, or clothes.
(sponsored by JL POA)
Luncheon to thank our Committee Volunteers

BBQ from Mrs. Smokeys, Guess how many M&M's, and Word Scramble for a fun afternoon!
Marcia Dowd is a winner!
Committee Volunteers
Carol Wagner guesses closest for Peanut M&M's

NEW JL POA STAFF

We are announcing Adele Hickinbotham, who has joined our staff in the DCB & HR position. She was born in Zimbabwe & lived in England before moving to Florida. She is coming from Frenchman's Creek bringing over 15 years Country Club experience. We welcome her to the office!
Adele Hickinbotham
Design Control Board & Human Resources Specialist

We are also pleased to announce the addition of John Laffrey, who has joined us as Maintenance Tech. John brings over 35 years of extensive construction & maintenance experience. He is retired from Florida Power & Light as a Senior Engineer.
John Laffrey
Maintenance Tech

DESIGN CONTROL BOARD
NEXT MEETING DATE:
TUESDAY, MAY 3RD, 2022

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION:
APRIL 27TH, 2022

THE LAST DAY TO SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATIONS FOR THE MAY 3RD DCB MEETING IS NO LATER THAN 5:00 PM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27TH, 2022.
ANYTHING SUBMITTED AFTER THIS DATE WILL BE PUT FORWARD TO THE NEXT MEETING DATE OF JUNE 7TH, 2022.

LARGE PARTY PARKING
by Laura Roman, Security Committee

Every neighborhood within JL has its own unique provisions for parking. Some residents have garages and some have parking garages. Most resident families have multiple vehicles and parking is sometimes an issue. Driveways and road side parking are not always sufficient for the residents and their guests.

This is especially true when a resident has a function/party at their home.
The JL POA is requesting that all residents inform Security of any large parties in which parking will be an issue. Residents should comply with their own neighborhood guidelines for parking so that the safety and traffic needs are met. If there is an issue, both the neighborhood property manager and Security should be notified. Security can be reached at 561-747-1141.
The JL Cares Board of Directors and the agencies we support would like to thank the Jonathan's Landing community for your amazing contributions to the "Spring Into Giving" campaign held the week of April 4th thru 8th.
This key fundraiser enables JL Cares to provide financial & volunteer support to over 20 local charities. As a result of your generosity, the campaign met its goal of over $200,000 to support those in need & most vulnerable. Thank you!


The JL Cares Easter Bunny
The JL Cares Easter Bunny was in Jupiter last week and provided 106 Easter baskets to the Edna Runner Tutorial Center. Thank you to all who so generously supported the 2022 JL Cares Easter Baskets program.


Don't forget about the PANTRY PURGE & SHOE CLEAN OUT!
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The Pantry Purge & Shoe Clean Out will be held on Monday, May 9th.
Bring your non-perishable food items that you don't want to waste and any new & gently used shoes to the JL Clubhouse valet area between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm.
These programs will support the Palm Beach Harvest and In Jacob's Shoes agencies.
Ronnie Grubbs

We are sad to inform you of the passing of George "Ronnie" Grubbs.

Ronnie was a beloved security officer that served Jonathan's Landing for three decades. Ronnie started his career at a young age as a Firefighter in Columbia, South Carolina before retiring and moving to Florida. Ronnie began a career with Jonathan's Landing Security that lasted over 30 years.

Ronnie was well known to many residents of JL not only because of his tenure, but also because of his friendly and outgoing personality. Ronnie always had a smile, and made time to stop and talk with residents.

Ronnie is survived by his wife and extended family, including his grandchildren with whom he retired to spend more time visiting.

Do you have questions about anything happening at the JL POA or ideas for articles?
Email us at staff@jlpoa.com and we will respond within 48 hrs.