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Dear Friends,This magazine is a private, monthly publication just for you! It is by you and especially for you! Please take the time to look through your neighbor-hood newsletter each month to learn more about the lives and homes of the neighbors around you. As we quickly move through our busy lives each day it is easy to lose touch with our com-munity, but isn’t the friendly atmo-

sphere of this area what drew us to live here in the first place?

This publication is being provided FREE OF CHARGE to you as a homeowner as the cost of producing, printing, and mailing each newsletter is covered by the advertising partners that you see in each issue. We try our best to screen our advertisers to ensure that they can provide the types of services that you may need or want as a homeowner. If you currently utilize a business that does excellent work, please let us know; they may want to reach out to your neighbors as well. Also, if you own or run a business and would like information on reaching your neighbors each month, contact me for advertising information.

Along with the magazine, we will host various social events throughout the year to bring the community together. Join us as

we tour local restaurants and taste divine cuisine, go to fun salon reviews, golf tournaments, and more! I look forward to meeting each of you at our upcoming neighborhood events!

Best regards,Kathleen JoyPublisher, Seville [email protected]

Be sure to ‘Like Us’ on FACEBOOK! www.facebook.com/sevilleliving

Special Thanks to Step on Me Photography! Stephanie Wahlig of Step on Me Photography took the beautiful photos of the Robinson boys on our Kids 2 Kids page last month. Her work deserves a lot of credit and we truly appreciate her talents. To find out more about Step On Me Photography, please visit, www.steponmephoto.com

Quote of the Month: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” ~Elanor Roosevelt

The name Seville has been selected only as an aesthetic and demographic choice.Seville Living is not associated with the Seville neighborhood Homeowners Association or Country Club. This publication is a social newsletter and it is designed to reflect the social activities and interests of the residents that receive the Seville Living newsletter.

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We choose the Gilbert area because my husband and I are from Iowa and Gilbert has that small town feel with all the big town amenities. I love seeing the dairy farms and the corn crops growing. Then right down the street is a great shopping center. The people in Gilbert are so nice and kind.

We were attracted to Greenfield Acres because of the Acre lots.In this neighborhood you have to have 70% grass in your front yard. I love having different styles of homes and it made us feel like we were back in the Mid-West. All the neighbors are friendly and there is always someone there to offer a helping hand. Another big draw for us to build in Greenfield Acres is the beautiful views of the San Tan Mountains.

Our custom house was built in 2004. We wanted a house with lots of space for the kids and for the adults. We built our home to have plenty of room for company and family to hang out in. Our basement is for the kids to have their own space and bring their friends over and enjoy watching a movie in the theater. The Acre is great for family where they can run around and go swimming.

This house is very special to me is because I raised my kids in it and we enjoy having family at our home for BBQs and the holidays.

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Seville captured our hearts over 10 years ago when we pur-chased our first home regardless of the 2 dairy farms on Higley and Chandler Heights or that the nearest grocery store was “Safeway” on Power and Queen Creek. Something inside kept telling us this is the neighborhood we needed to be in.

Matt and I ( Jen) moved to Gilbert in 2003 when I was preg-nant with our first baby so Matt could attend dental school at A.T. Still University. We moved from Cedar City, Utah where we both graduated from Southern Utah University.

Within the first months of living in Arizona, our son, Wade (now 9) was born, followed by Seth (now 7) in 2005. Matt graduated dental school in 2007 and opened his first practice, “Vista Dorada Dental,” in Gilbert, in 2008. Since then, Matt has opened 2 other practices in Yuma and Maricopa. We have

also been blessed with 3 more kiddos: Trent (5), Rylee (3), and Casen (1.)

We are a big family with lots of busy, little kids so we take advantage of the amenities Seville has to offer. My favorite is the gym. You may know me as the self-proclaimed “crazy pregnant girl” because I will be at the gym the day I deliver my babies. I might look ridiculous, but I need to do something for my sanity! I love the gym and classes that Seville offers.

We also love to play tennis. Live ball, clinics, lessons, you name it, we’ve done it. How can you not love the pools at Seville? We love to swim at the club. My kids love to do swim team each summer too.

My children have grown up at these parks. When we were in dental school I do not know what I would have done for fun with my babies had we not lived near a park? I cannot even count how many hours we’ve logged in that sand.

I’m a runner and could not choose a better course to train on. The tree-lined streets cannot be beat. Matt, myself and my 2

older boys run and Trent is excited to join the Running Club at Rigg’s Elementary this year, as he is a kindergartener there. We love Rigg’s and love that our children are able to attend an elementary school, close by, with many of their neighborhood friends, which has amazing teachers, fun activities and a com-munity feel that some people can only dream about.

The community feel you get in Seville is truly something special.

In August of last year, one of my worst nightmares came true when I was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. I had an army of my friends from Seville standing behind me, when I was facing brain surgery with the possibility of leaving behind my husband and five young children. I knew some of the people in my army very well, others I had never met, but all of them were praying and caring for my family and me. We had meals, gifts, notes, and a lot of love constantly flowing in for months. After brain surgery and cancer treatment that I am still undergoing, I feel very strong and thankful to be where I am today. Matt and I made one of the best choices we’ve ever made to live in Seville many years ago.

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The Assistant Chef d'equipe on the West Coast for the United States Equestrian Team, will be here in Gilbert on Septem-ber 14 & 15, 2013. You will not find Ber-nie Traurig in any kitchen, as Asst. Chef d’equipe, to George Morris (considered the Founding Father of Hunt Seat Equi-tation), Bernie will be found in the horse arena sharing his amazing riding experi-ence with enthusiastic riders and Olym-pic hopefuls of all ages. Chef d’equipe is a French word meaning “Forman of the Team”. That’s quite the title and he has earned every letter of it.

Bernie is a decorated rider winning 48 Show Jumping Grand Prix's, as a Junior, he won both the AHSA Medal and ASPA Maclay Finals , and in 2009 he was inducted into the National Show Hunter Hall of Fame,. Bernie Traurig is one of the few riders in the world to successfully compete and achieve the top level of competition in all three of the International Equestrian Olympic disciplines, Show Jumping, Dressage, and Eventing. He has over half a century of experience, knowledge, and success to share in his online Coaching site and in person doing clinics around the world. In September, we are pleased to let you know that Bernie will be at Horse Shoe Park & Equestrian Centre in Queen Creek and then dining at Gilbert’s exqui-site Seville Golf and & Country Club.

The Arizona Hunter Jumper Association (AHJA), and the United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA), teamed up

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Sushi CreekThis month we took a trip to Queen Creek and enjoyed an amazing feast at Sushi Creek!

In attendance were, Dana & Bob Cosgrove, Michelle Malinas, Christie Mohler, Melissa & Rob McConnell, Martha Guerra, Traci & Rick Jewett, Michele Miller, Kathleen Joy, Julia Malinas and Lauren Mohler.

The menu at Sushi Creek features a wide array of great selec-tions, make only from the freshest and highest quality ingredi-ents, with something sure to please every member of your group. Our group had some sushi fans and some that were not. So they provided us with a wonderful selection of raw and cooked items to enjoy. They even have an “I hate sushi” menu with burgers and fries! The kids loved the variety and the adults were pleased to finally know there is a pleasant and close restaurant the whole family can enjoy. They even have happy hour and a to-go menu!

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Sushi Creek is located at 21805 S. Ellsworth Road #B103, on the NE corner of Ellworth & Ocotillo Roads. For more information please contact 480.677.4333 or visit, www.sushi-creek.com.

DISCLAIMER: The business reviewed in this section provided products and/or ser-vices free of charge in exchange for this review.

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Revocable living trusts are a powerful and commonly used estate planning tool. Whenever a trust is created, there is also an accompanying position created called the trustee. The trustee is a person or entity appointed within the trust document that is responsible for the administration and management of the trust.

The trustmaker usually names himself or herself as the current trustee. But if the trustmaker becomes incapacitated, or when the trustmaker passes away, a backup trustee called a "successor trustee" must take over the responsibility of managing the trust. Many people who create trusts default to a child, family member, or close personal friend to be their successor trustee. In some sit-uations, the hiring of a corporate trustee may be a wise decision.

avoiding Family Strife Sometimes, folks know when creating their trust and estate plan that their family or beneficiaries are not going to get along after their death. One way to reduce family friction is to appoint a corporate trustee. The corpo-rate trustee brings objectivity and neutrality to what can be an already volatile family situation.

When a family member or friend is chosen to be the successor trustee, others involved may feel jealous they were not cho-sen for the role or they may not like the way the trust is being handled. Sometimes a family member that is chosen to be the trustee is resentful of the position because of the time commit-ment and the negative family reactions. When a third party, corporate trustee is in charge, they are in a better position to navigate these complicated family dynamics.

What about the Cost? Avoiding the cost of a corporate trustee is one of the most common reasons people chose a family member or friend as the successor trustee. While there are costs associated with a corporate trustee, (usually a percentage of the assets under management) many individual successor trustees end up hiring other professionals to help them administer the trust. It is not uncommon for an individual trustee to hire an accountant, finan-cial advisor, tax planner, or attorney to help with properly executing the trust. It costs money to hire these other professionals including flat fees, hourly fees, and/or a percentage of the assets under man-agement. The corporate trustee may have many products available under one roof for one price, making the cost to administer the trust with a corporate trustee lower than one may think.

Corporate Trustees have expertise A corporate trustee is an experienced professional trustee. While individual trustees may be highly educated and competent, they normally do not have the time or technical knowledge to properly execute the terms of the trust in a timely and efficient manner. A corporate trustee understands the importance of accountability to the trust’s beneficiaries and already has systems in place for accurate recordkeeping and reporting.

A corporate trustee may also act as a co-trustee with the succes-sor family member trustee. This may ensure the family member is comfortable in acting in this important role as they can rely on the expertise of the corporate trustee. It also adds a neutral party into a volatile family situation.

A corporate trustee brings objectivity, experience, and expertise at a time that is often wrought with emotion. Why leave that burden on your family and friends when a little planning on the front-end can prevent tension, headache, and heartache on the back-end? Prevention just may be what your Doctor ( Juris Doctor) orders.

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The Nashua Robinson Charity Tourna-ment was held on Saturday, July 27th at Seville Golf and Country Club. ALL proceeds for the tournament went to Nashua and his family to help pay for extensive, cutting edge physical therapy to improve his normal, everyday functions as well as his mobility as he fights against Cerebral Palsy. For more information on how you can help please send an email to [email protected].



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and faded old chintz sofas, curtains, and old paintwork resided. The early forms of shabby chic were rather grand however; now, it has evolved into taking inspiration from this style and melding it in with the new. These inspirations range from 18th century Swedish painted decoration, French Chateaus as well as heavy influences from Mediterranean cultures such as Provence, Tuscany and Greece.

Recycling old furniture and fabrics is an important aspect of this look. Shabby chic items are often heavily painted through the years, with many layers showing through revealing time-worn areas. Today, this style is imitated by using faux painting techniques and distressing. Elaborate furniture appliqués depict-ing flower swags and garlands, cherubs, as well as the addition of mismatched knobs or handles are often added. Fabrics are inspired by old French linens and tend to be cottons ranging in color from pure whites, ecru, worn out pastel colors, floral pat-terns, cotton ticking patterns, and earth tones, are all typical of shabby chic style. It is a soft, relaxed, feminine, romantic style of decorating that looks comfortable, warm and inviting.

Many Antique (also known as vintage) pieces such as pie safes, jugs, milk cans and baskets, tin signs and jelly cupboards are popular in shabby chic décor. Hints from French-style interior design often appear in shabby chic homes in the forms of Roco-co-style lighting fixtures, furniture or wall paneling.

The original shabby chic interiors were usually considered in themselves works of art. For those that love the comfort of history and the hidden beauty in strange old pieces, this is the style for you.

There has been a recent boom in the desire for things that are antique, vintage inspired and shabby chic. For many, those words mean old, worn and smells like grandma’s house! How-ever, there is an art to this look and it is far from grandmas!

This style originated in Great Britain, and is reminiscent of the type of décor once found in large country homes where worn

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Magician Eric Gilian When: Saturday, September 7th, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.Where: Higley Center for the Performing Arts, 4132 E. Pecos Rd., GilbertBorn and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Eric Giliam will showcase his award winning magic and illusions in this thrilling, all ages show. Giliam has received numerous awards, among them win-ning an International stage performance competition in Las Vegas and receiving an award from Siegfried and Roy for the most innovative magic act. He recently traveled overseas as a guest performer on prime time TV shows in London and Rome and has performed his show for hundreds of events. The 22 year old talent sensation will incorporate a winter scene into one of his acts. "I thought I would bring some Alaska weather to the warm valley," said Giliam. The high energy, live show of magic, laughter, fascination and crowd participation has entertained and amazed audiences of all ages. The show will reveal to the audience that not everything seen can be explained.For more information: www.higleyarts.org

Solas – The Shamrock City Tour When: Friday, September 13th, 8 p.m.Where: Higley Center for the Performing Arts, 4132 E. Pecos Rd., Gilbert"Irish America's most influential band", presents Shamrock City: a multi-media stage show featuring photos and stories from turn-of-the-century copper boomtown Butte, MT, immigration, mining & murder: join bandleader Seamus Egan as he takes you on the unforgettable journey of his great-great uncle Michael Conway's life in Ireland and mysterious death in America.For more information: www.higleyarts.org

Love Walk When: Saturday, September 14th, 7-9 a.m.Where: The Phoenix Zoo, 455 N. Galvin Pkwy, PhoenixJoin the Fun/Run Walk around the Phoenix Zoo. Run, jog or just enjoy a leisure walk around (about 1.5 miles) and see the zoo animals as they are waking up. Registrants get to enjoy the zoo for the whole day! $25 Adults, $10 kids (3-17) - Free for children 3 and under. There are discounts for groups of 10 or more. Globally, 50% of the money raised for this event will fund Mission Africa projects of clean water, sanitation and textbooks for schools in Amukpe, Nigera. The other 50% of the Love Walk's proceeds will go to local Phoenix Dream Center, a volunteer driven non-profit organization, who exists to serve homeless, low-income and struggling individuals and families by providing resources, opportunities and supportive services to help them realize their

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Roncon Splash & Dash & Swim Only When: Thursday, September 19th, 6 p.m.Where: Tempe Town Lake, 80 W. Rio Salado Pkwy, TempeCome out and enjoy an evening of fun and racing with your friends at Splash & Dash. Splash & Dash is a unique event with a relaxed atmosphere that is suitable for all levels of athlete. Whether fine tuning for that big race or getting your feet wet at your first mul-tisport event, Splash & Dash is the place to be! Splash 750m or 1500m/dash 5km, swim only 750m or 1500m.For more information: www.4peaksracing.com

Movie in the Park When: Friday, September 13th, 6:45 p.m. Where: Gilbert Community Center, 130 N. Oak St., GilbertCome to the park and join in for a family friendly movie in the park on a giant screen. Bring your blanket or chair, your friends and fam-ily and enjoy movies in the park! Free popcorn is included on a first come first served basis. The movie is “Escape from Planet Earth”.For more information: 480.503.6290

2013 Constitution Fair When: Saturday, September 21st, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.Where: Civic Plaza/Town Square, 50 E. Civic Center Dr., GilbertCome and celebrate the US Constitution this year at Civic Plaza / Town Square in Gilbert. It is a celebration and musical performance in honor in our great nation. Local Phoenix musicians will also per-form. There will be games, activities and carnival food. The event is the finale to Constitution Week, in celebration of the United States and its founding documents.For more information: www.constitutionweekusa.com

Little Women When: August 29th- October 12th, 7:30 p.m. Where: Hale Center Theatre, 50 W. Page Ave., GilbertAn American classic, Little Women, follows the adventures of Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy March as they grow up in Civil War America. The beloved chronicle of the March sisters is timeless, dealing with issues as relevant today as when it was written. This capti-vating story will be brought to life on the Hale stage with glori-ous music, dancing and more than a little bit of heart. You will be thrilled with this complete theatrical experience brimming with

laughter and tears that will lift your spirit and fill your heart with hope and love. It’s a powerful score that soars with the music of personal discovery, heartache and hope-the sounds of a young America finding its voice. For more information: www.haletheatrearizona.com

Smithsonian Museum Day When: Saturday, September 28th Where: Museums around the ValleyEach year museums and cultural destinations that are affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution participate in Smithsonian Museum Day, offering free admission for you and a guest. You must present the Smithsonian ticket for the free admission. You can get it online (www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday/ticket) and there is no charge. The free admission applies to general admission only. There may be a charge for special exhibits or activities at the museum. For more information: www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday for full list of participating venues.

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in the Middle EastFOuR WEEKS Backpacking

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A backpacking adventure in the Middle East can be eye-opening, exciting, and at times challenging. As you explore sites of immense religious, cultural and his-torical significance, you will further your education and gain insights into other less familiar cultures and ways of life. Backpacking through the Middle East is an adventure and you're likely to experience some incredible hospitality, sample delectable cuisine and meet fascinating people along the way.

Fly into Istanbul in Turkey, a city at the crossroads of East and West. The perfect introduction to the Middle East, Istanbul is both westernized and familiar, while at the same time it's exotic and enchanting.

Cappadocia: The natural beauty of Central Turkey is breathtak-ing. Goreme is a good base for a few days sampling delicious Turkish cuisine, walking through the spectacular landscape of "fairy chimney" rock formations and exploring churches cut in rock by the early Christians.

Aleppo: Syria probably contains almost everything that comes to mind when you think of the Middle East: legendary Arabic hospitality, mouth-watering mezze, conservative Islam and rich history and culture. The people there are some of the friendliest in the world, and to really get a feel for the place, spend some time in the cafes and markets (souks).

Damascus: A must on any Middle Eastern traveler’s itinerary. A few days can be spent in the coffee shops and souks of Damascus, sipping intense Arabic coffee to the sound of the Muslim call to prayer. The Umayyad Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in the world and the architectural beauty is awe-inspiring.

Palmyra: If you're into ruins, you won't want to skip Palmyra. These ruins of one of the ancient world's most important cen-ters of culture are located at an oasis in the Syrian Desert, and you can get there by bus or taxi from Damascus.

Jerusalem: The old city contains sites of huge historic and cultural significance to Jews, Christians and Muslims. A visit to Jerusalem provides an opportunity to explore sites of historic and religious interest, while also gaining an understanding of the background and the issues surrounding the present-day conflict.

Dead Sea: Easily accessible from Jerusalem, Ein Gedi is an oasis on the shores of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Due to the salt content, the human body will float on the Dead Sea, an experience not to be missed.

Tel Aviv: Known as “the city that doesn't stop” because of its reputation for partying, Tel Aviv is the heart of secular Israel and the economic and commercial center. The highlight is the sandy Mediterranean coastline and the fantastic beach scene where you can relax for a day or two before boarding your flight home.

Assuming you travel independently as a backpacker, this 4 week itinerary through the Middle East is likely to cost in the region of $1500-$2000 if you travel and share rooms with a partner and in the region of $2400-$2700 if you travel on your own.

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Don’t send money. Exhort your parents or grandparents to never wire money to a random account — no exceptions.

IgNoRe “lImITeD-TIme oFFeRS” — Your loved ones should ignore callers, mailers or emails that demand they act imme-diately. These offers are often overblown at best and may be fraudulent at worst.

DoN’T TRuST “No RISk” oFFeRS — Financial offers that sound too good to be true are likely just that — untrue. Legitimate investments carry both potential risks and rewards.

avoID “DeBT-SeTTlemeNT” ClaImS — If your older loved ones have debt problems, they may be especially susceptible to offers that claim to “clear up” all their debts. But there’s no quick fix to this problem and any caller who claims otherwise is likely being deceitful. Encourage your parents or grandparents to discuss their debt situation with an honest, professional debt counselor or a financial advisor.

Here’s one more thing you can do to help your parents or grandparents avoid financial fraud: If they don’t already work with a trusted, qualified financial professional, introduce them to one. If your parents have a relationship with such a profes-sional, they will be less likely to listen to any questionable, unso-licited offers than if they were trying to manage their finances on their own.

You’re in a good position to know how much, or how little, help your elderly loved ones may need in terms of avoiding financial abuse. So be willing to do whatever it takes to help them enjoy their retirement years comfortably.

It’s unfortunate, but true: The elderly population may be the most vulnerable group in our society. In fact, in an effort to call attention to the problems of physical, emotional and financial abuse of the elderly, the united Nations has designated June 15 as World elder abuse awareness Day. If you have older parents, or even grandparents, can you do to anything to help prevent them from being victimized, especially with regard to their finances?

actually, there’s a lot you can do. First and foremost, you need to maintain good communications and a trusting relationship with your older family members. as long as these elements are present, you should feel free to make the following suggestions:

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