Bob was an artist and teacher of art. He did what could be called the "Shuffleboard Fun" picture that was on the side of the cue house for so many years –
BOB DONAHUE
Bill Boyes
Mary Harlow says:
June 3, 2015 at 4:39 am (Edit)
I am sad to report that a dear old friend of Coronado Shuffleboard Club, Bob Donohue, died on April 2nd of a stroke. Bob and his sister, Jean Keefe and her late husband George Keefe were snowbirds from Windham, Maine for many years. All three of them were cribbage players as well, every Monday evening while they were in Florida. For the many members who remember Bob and would like to send a card to Jean Keefe, her address is 9 Sand Bar Road, Windham, ME 04062..
Mary Harlow
Today was overcast but very humid. We had 27 shufflers show up to play our regular Thursday Morning Four-Play. The four game winners are Mary Ann Pabst (CMS), Wayne Lockwood (CMS) and Jan Dally from Orange City. Please note that this is the second week in a row that Mary Ann has won four games.
PLEASE NOTE:
From now on it would be appreciated if the Four Game winners (who would like to have their pictures taken) could remain for a few minutes after the end of play for web site recognition pictures to be taken. It has been difficult and somewhat disruptive to take the pictures during the games, especially when there is the potential for multi Four Game Winners. Thanks.
More pictures of the Four-Play Game
This morning was sunny and clear with 32 people showing up for the Thursday Morning Four-Play. Today, only Mary Ann Pabst came away with four wins.
More pictures from Thursday Morning Four-Play
Barb and John Fortini have been enthusiastic CMS Club members for the past four years. They came South to Florida five years ago from Hoosick, NY. John is a retired engineer and Barb is a retired bank branch manager. Together they have four boys, 3 grandchildren and one beautiful great grand child. Barb and John are well-liked members of the CMS Club who enjoy living in New Smyrna Beach.
Pictures of John and Barb playing shuffleboard.
We had 19 guests come to enjoy our May Pot Luck Dinner. The food was great including meatballs, lasagna, cheese covered potatoes, green bean casserole, kale salad and much much more. And then there were the desserts, everyone always loves the deserts. After a good “feast”, 15 of us stayed to play Bunco. In playing Bunco, I had my very first experience playing with a “ghost” player. Bob and Jane Tager tied for the most Buncos and split the prize. Joan and Randy tied for the most games won and also split their prize. Jim Jacobsen won the prize for the least wins. All in all, fun and camaraderie was had by all.
More pictures from May 29, 2015 Pot Luck Dinner
This morning’s Four-Play had 27 participants. Dennis Buelk, for the second week in a row, was able to win all four of his games.
Pictures from Thursday Morning Four-Play
Just wanted to remind everyone about the Pot Luck Dinner on Friday, May 29 at 5:30 for a good dinner and Bunco afterwards. No entertainment this time so we will have to supply all the food.
sign up sheet is posted in the clubhouse.
Another successful event with 29 players from which Dennis Buelk and Guy Godman won all of their four games.
Pictures from Thursday Morning Four-Play.
Allen Best (President), called for volunteers to participate in the CMS Work Day and 16 members answered the call.
The morning work day was warm and sunny with a light breeze. The enthusiastic work started at 8 am and the volunteer workers were greeted with donuts and coffee. We all finished up around noon. Sixteen members showed up to help wash the courts, scrub them down, dry them and then apply the wax. Some of them painted the white trim on the posts and others touched up the discs with new numbers. Allen re-numbered all the chips used to choose courts and partners. Darrel swept and washed out the club house floor. The CMS Club would like to thank the following volunteers: Allen Best, Ron Raymond, Randy and Bonnie Radke, Rex Galusha, Wayne Lockwood, Jim Jacobsen, Charlie Jones, Rich Kordeleski, Dennis Buelk, Darrel Harman, John Fortini, Ted Hauptman, Joe Shebester, Tom Grubb and Don Nephew. The courts look great!
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