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Priscilla Jean Moulds

Priscilla Moulds leaves behind a legacy for generations to come of kindness, love and strength. She will be missed dearly by her loving family, friends and church community.

Janice Meade

enjoyed golfing, reading, working out at the gym and catching up on her favorite soap operas. She always enjoyed her many trips with Paul to Sandals/Beaches in Turks and Caicos.

Ruth Joan Everett

Ruth Everett enjoyed being on the golf course, playing cards, mahjong, or dominoes, or tending to the rose garden she loved so much. Her commitment to the hobby was unwavering, having been a member of The Villages Rose Club since it first began.

Richard J. Moffat

Richard Moffat was a kind and generous man with a wonderful sense of humor and a laugh like no other. He had a way of bringing warmth and joy to the people around him, and he will be remembered for his devotion to his family, his friendships, his accomplishments, and the many happy memories he leaves behind.

Jacqueline L. Carmignani Peifer

Jacqueline Peifer enjoyed playing cards, working on puzzles, and staying active as an avid walker. She will be remembered for her caring heart, her dedication to others, and the love she shared with her family and friends.

Charles Patrick Homovich, Jr.

Charles Homovich, Jr. will be remembered for his loving nature, his wonderful sense of humor, and the deep devotion he showed to the people who meant the most to him.

Carol Koltnow

was a kind, intelligent, compassionate, and beautiful soul who deeply loved her family, and her life with Bob. She was something special to all who knew her.

Catalina Rivera

found joy in life's simple pleasures, especially cooking and spending time with her family. She loved making sure everyone was well-fed and cared for, and nothing made her happier than having those she loved gathered around her.

Alma Delia Valdez Aguilar

Alma Aguilar found joy in the simple act of waking early to clean and organize her home, and her heart swelled with pride at her children's achievements. Music, singing, and dancing with loved ones brought her immense happiness.

Kenneth Lynn Burton

Kenneth Burton enjoyed meeting new friends and contacts from his communications around the world via the shortwave radio frequencies. He was a lifelong NASCAR fan who proudly cheered on the black number 3 car

Rafael Torres

especially enjoyed preparing his grandchildren’s favorite dishes whenever they came to visit, making sure they always had something they loved to eat.

Gayle Sanders Dickson

Gayle Dickson enjoyed skiing, hiking and biking with their friends in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. Gayle loved to cheer for the Florida Gators and Tampa Bay Rays.

Daniel F. Graesser

Daniel Graesser was active in the Cursillo Community; Blessed Trinity Church, including serving on the Parish Council, President of the Holy Name Society, and sang in the choir; and longtime member of Lederhosen Ski Club.

Suzanne Kleisch

enjoyed the peaceful surroundings of Lake Wisconsin, traveling throughout the U.S., reuniting for annual trips with her lifelong Wisconsin friends, and sharing laughter and activities with friends in Florida

Barry Joseph Willis

Barry Willis loved country music, spending time with family and friends, collecting Lionel trains, and working in the yard. He boasted that he talked to the plants and that is why they all flourished.

Michael Eugene Gillen

Michael Gillen will be remembered for his love of family, his passion for sports, and the countless friendships and memories he made throughout his life.

Marilynn E. Heinze

Marilynn Heinze enjoyed feeling of sand beneath her feet at the beach, spending time surrounded by family, and cheering passionately for her favorite teams. She never hesitated to speak her mind or stand up for what she believed in.

Pastor Harsh shouldn’t be leading prayer

A Lady Lake reader doesn’t think a local pastor who has railed against homosexuality should be leading the prayer prior to the Lady Lake Commission meeting.

Barbara Flaherty Vihnanek

Barbara Vihnanek loved nothing more than spending time with her family, creating lasting memories with those she held dear. Her legacy is one of love, kindness, and unwavering dedication to those she loved.

Charles W. Giertz

Charles Giertz and his wife Betty loved to travel the country pulling their travel trailer. He had a talent for woodworking, enjoyed playing golf, and especially loved game nights spent laughing and making memories with family and friends.

Flock of black vultures lines a fence near Rohan Recreation Center

These scary-looking vultures were lining up along the fence near the Rohan Recreation Center, apparently holding a Halloween strategy meeting to decide which of their feathered friends to scare first. Thanks to Julie Walfield for sharing!

Harold Houdeshell

will be remembered for his love of sports, laughter, adventure and most importantly, the people in his life who remain an enduring part of his legacy.

Karen R. Robinson

Karen Robinson enjoyed listening to Classic Country and Journey, playing golf, and, above all, visiting with her friends and family. She enjoyed watching The Ohio State Buckeyes.

Patricia Anne Buck

Patricia Buck loved traveling, design, boating, football, lunches with friends, and time at the Jersey Shore. Christmas was her favorite holiday, bringing together the people she loved and creating cherished memories and traditions.

William M. Norman

William Norman appreciated time on the course and especially enjoyed sharing cigars with the boys. He loved to travel and treasured the time he spent with those closest to him.

Betty J. Turner

Betty Turner was a devoted and loving mother, and wife. She loved her family and spending time with her friends.