2025 Longhorn Drive • San Angelo, TX 76905Phone: (325) 651-8369 • Fax: (325) 651-2689 • www.goodfellowfamilyhousing.com

October 2011

The Landings atGoodfellow Team

Asst Community Mgr. Tonya TurnerRes. Relations Esmeralda MascorroResident Relations Diane GuilloryMaintenance Sup. Bobby HuntMaintenance Tech. Rey HerreraMaintenance Tech. Justin HabyMaintenance Tech. Robert Martinez

Office HoursMonday–Friday 8 a.m.–6 p.m.Weekends and Holidays Closed

Contact UsOffice (325) 651-8369Fax (325) 651-2689Website www.goodfellowfamilyhousing

.com

An Ounce of PreventionCooler weather signals the start of

cold and flu season. We may thoroughlywash our hands only to contaminatethem again by touching a germydoorknob, light switch, keyboard, phoneor remote. Taking a few minutesregularly to clean these householdsurfaces with disinfectant wipes couldhelp stave off a nasty bug.

SpotlightEmployee

Tonya TurnerNew to Goodfellow Family

Housing! Please join us in welcomingTonya Turner to our staff. Prior toaccepting the position of CommunityManager on Aug. 1, Tonya was anemployee of Pinnacle Hunt for twoyears in the account payablesdepartment at Maxwell AFB inAlabama. She graduated from TroyUniversity with a degree in accounting

and business finance. With over 20years of experience in accounting andbusiness finance management, shehas definitely been an asset to ourstaff in the short time she has beenhere. Due to the fact we have kept herso busy since arriving in Texas, Tonyahas not had the opportunity to get outto meet our residents; so please feelfree to stop in or call with anyconcerns you might have.

Tonya has one son, Zackerie(Zac), who is currently a senior atBillingsly High in Alabama. He plansto join his mother in Texas upongraduating.

Mark Your Calendars!Oct. 4 National Night Out

5:30–7:30 p.m.Oct. 11 Taco Tuesday

11 a.m.–1 p.m.Oct. 31 Halloween

Happy HalloweenHalloween is on its way, so watch

out for all the little ghosts, goblins,witches and ghouls that will soon behaunting our community! Have ahappy holiday, and stay safe!

Talk About It:Favorite Fall Memories

Use this discussion topic toreminisce about your past. Talk withyour friends about your memories andlearn how everyone’s experienceswere similar or different.

• What were your favorite fallactivities growing up? Going onhay rides? Raking leaves (orjumping in them)? Visiting apumpkin patch? Playing footballin the backyard?

• What were some of your favoritefall foods? Homemade applepie? A big bowl of chili? A mug ofapple cider?

Visit our website at www.goodfellowfamilyhousing.com!

Tenant Representatives

Listed are our current tenantrepresentatives:

• April Hackelton(325) 340-8876(325) 654-3039april@shannonporter.com• Christine Criswell(325) 227-4489christinecriswell@hotmail.com• Joseph & Michaela Tvrdy(850) 225-8133(850) 225-1564buffytvrdy@yahoo.com

These individuals have volunteered tolend an ear for ideas, comments andsuggestions you may have. We valueyour devotion to our community.

Each month, they have theopportunity to speak with the officestaff and the Housing ManagementOffice to help bond our community.

Please use the individuals listedabove, as they are here for you to letyour voice be heard.

HMO CornerThe Government Housing

Management Office (HMO) is madeup of Civil Service employees to assistservice members with their housingneeds. HMO is the liaison betweenservice members and Hunt MilitaryCompanies. We also provide referralservices for members looking for off-base housing and compliance testingfor Hunt. The Capital Asset Managerand Housing Program Manager arelocated within Hunt’s CommunityCenter and can be reached at(325) 654-1820 or 5539. HousingReferral personnel are located onbase in Bldg. 246 at (325) 654-1958or 3165.

Boosting the Bondsof Friendship

What’s the best way to havefriends? Be one. Studies indicate thatsocial relationships improve emotionaland physical health, so friendships arewell worth nurturing. Here are sometips for boosting your bonds with yourbest buddies:

Make friends a priority. In thehubbub of daily life, spending timewith friends often gets shunted to thebottom of the to-do list. Program yourfriends’ numbers into your phone soit’s easy to call them when you have a

few spare minutes. Face time matters,too, so schedule regular lunches orevenings out.

Pay attention. When you’re seeingyour friend in person, maintain eyecontact and don’t interrupt her. Whentalking on the phone, don’t check youremail or watch TV. She’ll notice thatyou’re distracted.

Simply listen. Sometimes friendsjust want a sympathetic ear, so holdoff on doling out advice. If your friendasks your opinion, however, feel freeto give it.

Give and take. Be sensitive to howmuch time and support a friend canoffer you, and respect her boundaries.Likewise, you don’t have to constantlybe available to a friend who drainsyour energy.

Laugh it up. Sending your friendhumorous emails and text messageslets her know you’re thinking of herand brightens her day.

Safety ReminderIn a continued effort to ensure our

children’s safety, please be cautiousof where your children may beplaying. We have had reports ofrattlesnakes on the property.Therefore, keep in mind, tall grassyareas in and around the property arepossible places where snakes may behiding. So please remind children tobe careful when playing around ornear these particular areas.

Pet RemindersThese pet policies are to be

enforced for everyone’s safety:• Remember to keep pets on

leashes at ALL TIMES when notinside the home.

• Pets are not to be tetheredoutside.

• Always pick up after your pet.• Please keep in mind, weight limit

for pets is 100 pounds.

CornerMaintenance

Maintenance Calls 24/7We want to keep our property

well-maintained and a place youcontinue to love to call home. Helpus stay in top-notch shape bypromptly reporting all maintenanceissues, big or small, to the office at(325) 651-8369.

Please keep in mind, if youexperience a maintenance emergencyafter hours, you can call the office.Our Maintenance Request Line willnotify our on-call maintenance.

Sincerely,Bobby, Rey, Justin and Robert

Summon the Sandman SoonerAfter tossing and turning and

counting sheep, many people turn toover-the-counter sleep aids to drift offto dreamland. But if sleeping pillsleave you groggy in the morning, thinkabout introducing one or more ofthese shut-eye enhancers into yourbedtime ritual:

Noise machines. The sweetsounds of a rain shower, ocean wavesor the rain forest help tune out othersounds that can disrupt sleep. Adjustthe volume to a level that’s soothingand not distracting.

Sleep-sound apps. If you own asmartphone, you can download one ofthe many sleep-sound apps availableto lull you into slumber without a heftyprice tag.

Ear plugs. If noise is your nemesiswhen it comes to snoozing, ear plugseffectively block out backgroundsounds.

Eye masks. Too much light candisrupt quality sleep, even if it’s justfrom the glow of a nightlight or alarmclock. Wear a comfortable eye maskto see if complete darkness makes adifference in your sleeping patterns.

Calming colors. If your bedroom isdecorated in loud hues, it may hinderyour ability to fall asleep. Create acalming environment in soft blues orwarm, neutral shades.

Remember, relying on doodads todoze off does not replace the need forhealthy sleeping habits. Sweetdreams!

Easy Jalapeno PoppersIngredients:• 8 medium-sized jalapenos• 4 ounces (1/4 pound) Monterey

Jack cheese, shredded• 8 slices of bacon• 8 short wooden skewers or

wooden toothpicks• 1 packet Tostitos Dip Creations

Freshly Made Guacamoleprepared according toinstructions

• 3 avocados (for guacamole)Directions:Create a slit in one side of the

jalapenos using a small, sharp knife.Do not cut all the way through theends. Remove the seeds andmembrane for a milder popper.

Stuff a pepper with 1/8 of thecheese. Wrap with a slice of baconand secure the bacon with a skeweror toothpick. Repeat with theremaining peppers.

Preheat oven to 425° F. Searpoppers on all sides over high heat ina nonstick pan until bacon is goldenbrown. Transfer to a baking sheet andbake for 8 minutes. Serve hot with theguacamole on the side.

For more recipes, visitwww.FritoLay.com.

Wit & Wisdom“Football is a game played

with arms, legs and shoulders butmostly from the neck up.”

—Knute Rockne

“Sure, luck means a lot in football.Not having a good quarterback is

bad luck.”—Don Shula

“Baseball is what we were, andfootball is what we have become.”

—Mary McGrory

“I had pro offers from theDetroit Lions and the Green Bay

Packers, who were pretty hard up forlinemen in those days. If I had goneinto professional football, the name

Jerry Ford might have been ahousehold word today.”

—Gerald R. Ford

“The reason women don’t play footballis because 11 of them would never

wear the same outfit in public.”—Phyllis Diller

“I don’t understand Americanfootball at all. It looks like all-inwrestling with crash helmets.”

—Sting

“Football doesn’t build character.It eliminates the weak ones.”

—Darrell Royal

“We are inclined to think that if wewatch a football game or baseballgame, we have taken part in it.”

—John F. Kennedy

“The football season is like pain.You forget how terrible it is until it

seizes you again.”—Sally Quinn

“When you win, nothing hurts.”—Joe Namath

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