About

Lost Creek Home & Garden Club members serve their community by stimulating the knowledge of gardening and flower arranging, encouraging home and community beautification, promoting better horticultural practices, and encouraging the conservation of natural resources.

Membership

Active membership is limited to 40 residents of Lost Creek subdivision. Members must attend six meetings each program year. An active member who moves from Lost Creek but wishes to remain associated with the club may become an associate member.

Meeting Format

The club meets regularly September through May, on the second Tuesday of each month. The format of the meeting is:

9:30 – Refreshments

10:00 – Program

11:00 – Business Meeting

Hostesses offer a variety of dishes that might include savory, fruits, vegetables, bread, sweets, and salty snacks. The home host usually provides service and drinks.

Executive Board

Current Officers

President:

Donna DiGiovanni

First Vice President:

Shelley Oehler

Second Vice President:

Sandra Blair & Susan Brown

Secretary:

Cindy Seferian

Treasurer: Wanda Potts

Historian: Anne Ebert

Parliamentarian: LaJoyce Kraus

Standing Committee Chairs

Communications:

Barbara Guthery

Directory:

Alex Spradley

Hospitality:

Linda Gordon

Technology:

Hilary Olson

A Little History

On May 10, 1977, fourteen Lost Creek residents met at the home of Estelle Laney to formally organize the Lost Creek Garden Club. The organization became the Lost Creek Home and Garden Club in 1993.

The fourteen charter members were:

Sylvia Alverez

Stephanie Bates

Ann Binford

Kathe Dudley

Agnes Gloyna

Betty Howe

Judy Kallman

LaJoyce Kraus, 1st club president

Estelle Laney

Neeta Musgrove

Marilyn Stickney

Arlene Talkington

Laquita Waller

Connie Wilson

Club President

We have had numerous presidents lead the club over the years. Each president has brought their specific talents and skills to our club, and we are grateful.

Holiday Decorations at the Lost Creek Blvd Park

Our club is honored to continue our annual tradition to decorate the Lost Creek Blvd Park for the holiday season. Thank you for all of the nice comments about the garland, bows, and lights.