Lake Iola Property Owners,

Photos from last week when the first installment of fish went into the lake.    Eddie was really pleased with the size of them.  This correspondence is only going out via email and onto the blog, not spending $$ on stamps.   Maybe share with your neighbors, (at least those who have paid)?  Good opportunity to remind them I'd like to have everybody's email address.   The blog address is  http://lakeiolapropertyowners.blogspot.com/  . BTW, the following is a list of folks from whom we've not rec'd a check yet.  Although I have sent a follow up reminder,  I know for sure there are a couple of folks for whom this is simply an oversight.  I'm hoping that's the case with most of them.   If you have a chance to chat with them, a friendly reminder that all the lake owners enjoy the lake, and all the lake owners will appreciate sharing the responsibility for caring for the lake.  Even if someone can't sent $150, any participation would be appreciated.

BTW, Thanks to one more owner who contributed since our last update, the Stotts.

BARTLETT, EDWIN L & FLECKER NANCY JEAN
BRACEWELL, SHERREE FILLEY & DANIEL E & FILLEY
CLIFFORD, JOSEPH & WENDY
ELDER, LINDA MARILYN REV TRUST
GANT, JAMES F & RANDY A & BARBARA J
GUDE, FLORIAN C & SYLVIA FAMILY
GUY, DAVID N
HABERLE, DANIEL P & DELLA L
LYNCH, GREGG & ROBIN
MURRAY, ROBERT DENNIS JR &
REEDY, BRENT & AMANDA
PARTRIDGE, FRANCES D
PHILLIPS, TERESA
BARRY, BEAU RYAN
SUMNER, KEITH & SHARON
THOMAS, WADE E
WOOD, ROBERT & JOHNNIE JOLINE

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To: vjj81@hotmail.com
Subject: Fish
Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2015 12:17:41 -0400

Hi Vicky

Please find a couple of pictures of the actual fish we added to the lake plus a picture of the newspaper add in the Dade City Banner from years ago that we talked about yesterday.

Just a thought but it might be worth posting on the blog or in the emails you send out that it is a federal offense to remove or kill these fish once they are in the lake. Anyone that sees people removing the fish from the lake should call the FWC.

Have a Great Day

Eddie