Serendipity, as one of my dear friends calls it. My husband and I have had the honor, pleasure and gift of living and being a part of the Sunset Ridge/Eagle Mountain community for the past 11 years.
You know in your life, that one time you are a part of something so special, it’s hard to describe? Love, laughter, genuine caring and a shoulder to cry on, that describes the neighbors of Sunset Ridge.
While we are moving on to be with family, I am told we are like an Eagles song – you can check out, but you can never leave. Thank you to everyone. This has truly been a gift. Remember in all of the stress and divisiveness, the American dream and small-town warmth still exists.
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Heather McQuay-Curtis
Serendipity, as one of my dear friends calls it. My husband and I have had the honor, pleasure and gift of living and being a part of the Sunset Ridge/Eagle Mountain community for the past 11 years.
You know in your life, that one time you are a part of something so special, it’s hard to describe? Love, laughter, genuine caring and a shoulder to cry on, that describes the neighbors of Sunset Ridge.
While we are moving on to be with family, I am told we are like an Eagles song – you can check out, but you can never leave. Thank you to everyone. This has truly been a gift. Remember in all of the stress and divisiveness, the American dream and small-town warmth still exists.
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