Dellwood Neighborhood Association, Greenville SC

Dellwood Neighborhood Association

Thanks to our association officers who were elected Unanimously on on Dec. 1, 2005 and serve until the end of 2006.

President Ken Ansell 8 Wrenn 292-1312
Vice President Allison Walker 305 Holmes 244-1244
Secretary Nilly Barr 2 Dellwood 244-4372
Treasurer Kathryne Bailey 322 Holmes 268-1686

JOIN TODAY!
Currently we have 74 association memberships paid through December -- more than 40 percent of the neighborhood. New members receive a copy of our 5-page neighborhood directory, listing known residents by street address. It's not guaranteed to be perfect, but it's a start. It’s not too late to send our new treasurer a check for $10, payable to the Dellwood Neighborhood Association. Join us today!

RECENT NEIGHBORHOOD ACTIVITIES
May 2005 -- Barbeque Dinner at Stone Lake Pool Clubhouse
September 2005 -- Fall Hotdog Supper on Wrenn
October 2005 -- Neighborhood Association Information Meeting
May 2006 -- Spring Hotdog Supper on Wrenn
August 2006 -- National Night Out Ice Cream Social on Wrenn
September 2006 -- Neighborhood Yard Sale

Association Background

At an organizational meeting held at the Stone Lake Pool clubhouse on Oct. 24, 2005. Residents got an opportunity to hear about the formation of the organization, and to ask questions and begin to volunteer for offices and committees.

The results of the September survey of residents were presented and the primary items on the “wish-list” included improved neighborhood signage, offering assistance to elderly neighbors, holding more social events, and creating a community focus on improving and maintaining property appearance, especially by absentee landlords. It was the general consensus of the group to push ahead quickly to finalize officers and membership.

We also have enthusiastic volunteers signing up for the various committees. Our old neighborhood motto (I bet you didn’t know we had one!) was “Service is the rent we pay for the space we occupy.” We can’t have a strong association or accomplish as much as we hope without residents’ service and participation, so please give strong consideration to how you can help. In particular, our “Beautification and Barn-raising” and “Social” committees will need lots of willing participants to organize, and we’ll all be needed to help execute the plans. Many hands make the load lighter. If you’re interested in helping plan in these areas or others, include a note when you pay your dues. We’ll be calling on you!

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