Many thanks to the team who built the new brick patio and walkway behind the clubhouse. From loading bricks in Newport News and Williamsburg, unloading bricks at the clubhouse, cleaning the bricks and digging and laying the bricks, we had many volunteers bring this project to fruition. Thank you, Ed Rietscha who took the lead to ensure design, measurements, and installation would result in a quality job.
If you see these folks, give them a pat on the back because a handshake might hurt the blisters!
Ed Rietscha Dave Smith Chris Born
Dickie Wells Pattie Wells Carl Shultz
Denise Shultz Catharine Fay Pandie Howell
Susan Rife Wendy Shulman Steve Fisher
Steve Childers Gil Wylie Roxanne Lord
Chevy Cheuvront Susana Rietscha Matt Potter
Money saved in un-rented equipment
Trevor Mathews - Three Brothers - loaned small tractor
Jason Smith - JScapes - loaned tamper
Scott James - loaned large tractor
We do not have pictures of everyone who has worked on the job. We are so grateful for this team of folks who are mostly seniors -- they
Went to Newport News and Williamsburg and picked up the bricks, loaded them into wheelbarrows, unloaded them into vehicles, and then unloaded at the clubhouse
Cleaned a portion of the bricks
Cleaned out the old pea gravel and pavers
Dug a good foundation for new pavers
Spread and leveled crush and run
Spread and leveled sand
Cut and placed each brick one-by-one
The Edgehill Book Club is an adult book discussion group that meets from 10-11:30 a.m. on the last Tuesday of each month (except December) at the Edgehill Clubhouse. The group is congenial, and new members are always welcome. Please come even if you have not read the month's selection to see if this is for you. Point of Contact: Pam Verniel wverniel@cox.net
September 29 – “The Hypnotist's Love Story” by Liane Moriarty
October 27 – “A Fever in the Heartland” by Timothy Egan
November 24 – "American Ramble: A Walk of Memory and Renewal" by Neil King, Jr.
December 15 – “The Making of Another Major Motion Picture” by Tom Hanks
Point of Contact: Irma Cane caneirma50@gmail.com
Bring your unexpired foods to the Food Drive on Saturday, October 24, anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Checks can also be made payable to the York County Food Closet
Point of Contact: Tanya Giles tlgiles14@gmail.com
We are currently seeking raffle donations for our upcoming 2026 Edgehill Association Annual Craft Show being held October 24, 2026!
All raffle proceeds will directly benefit the Edgehill Association and help cover costs for the recent costly sewage line replacement at the clubhouse. With your donation you will be gaining exposure to hundreds of local attendees and supporting a great community!
🎁 What We Are Looking For:
We welcome a variety of items, big or small! Popular donations include:
Goods & Crafts (art prints, pottery, jewelry, knitwear, woodwork)
Curated Gift Baskets (spa themes, coffee/tea lovers, movie night, holiday decor)
Gift Certificates & Vouchers (local restaurants, online shopping, or local services)
Popular/Desired Items
Recommended retail value per item/basket: [$15 – $50+].
Your business card or logo (if provided) will be displayed next to your item at the raffle table.
📅 Important Dates & Drop-Off Info:
Donation Dropoff: Friday, October 23, 2026, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Drop-Off Location: 700 Cockletown Road
Arranged Pickup/Dropoff: If you cannot make it during Friday’s dropoff times - please contact Tammi Pierce at tammipierce123@gmail.com , Tanya Giles at tlgiles14@gmail.com , or edgehillcraftshow@gmail.com and we will gladly make alternate arrangements!
For planning purposes, please send a quick email with your name, contact information, and item to be donated.
Thank you for your generosity and for helping us make this year's craft show a huge success!✨
Point of Contact: Zita or Anna Fisher edgehillmembership@gmail.com
annafisher123@gmail.com
Looking for your food donations for the Craft Show Bake Sale and Concessions. In an effort to keep costs low, the concessions and bake sale team are looking to have everything donated this year.
Point of Contact: Tammi Pierce
Point of Contact: Christen Campbell christen@vacoastalre.com
Point of Contact: Roxanne Lord
757-561-4888
Dinner Point of Contact:
Karen Gummo edgehill.event@gmail.com
Meeting Point of Contact:
John Pollock dub.pollock@gmail.com
RSVP: EDGEHILL.EVENT@GMAIL.COM
Name and Member #
Do you own or rent
Number of people coming to dinner
Number coming to meeting
What side or dessert will you bring
Can you help set up or clean up?
The link for all Volunteer Opportunities is bit.ly/476LQV8 - there’s a list of many things, indoors and outdoors, that need to be done.
Flower Bed along fence line
Needs creative solution to minimize weeds and detract bees and mosquitos
THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS ... Many hands make light work!!!
Thank you Laurel, Irma, Mary Beth, Robin and Wrenley for cleaning carpets at the clubhouse!
Before she moved away, Stacy Wulczynski enlisted Heather Scheid to be our new Welcome Basket person. Be sure to let Heather know if you see folks moving into the neighborhood. Scheid2019@gmail.com
Thank you to our Pool Team - Susan Rife, Chris Born, Dave Smith, Ed Reitscha, Dickie & Pattie Wells .... we are so thankful that you help keep things running for us! Also - thank you so much for tackling "the pebble area." We have really needed some help figuring out what to do in that area.
Thank you Patty for shopping, leading, scrounging up volunteers, and all things SNACK SHACK for so many years. We are so grateful to you for the work that you have done to bring us together.
Volunteers needed now for:
Set Up and Clean Up for the Labor Day Picnic - contact Karen at edgehill.event@gmail.com
Raffle/Silent Auction for the craft show - Patty (pabdill@cox.net) has done this in years' past and can provide advice if you'd like to lead this.
Set Up and Clean Up for the Membership Meeting in November - contact Karen at edgehill.event@gmail.com
A door that is no longer used was rotting at bottom on the outside and falling apart on the inside. Tanya masterfully fixed the door to keep the critters out. Someday we may come up with a permanent solution, but today, this is the perfect solution to save money and nicelly close up the gap.
THOUSANDS of $$ represented in this list below – and it’s not a complete list!
Laurel, Irma, Mary Beth, Robin and Wrenley for cleaning carpets at the clubhouse!
Heather Scheid for doing welcome baskets
Thank you to our Pool Team - Susan Rife, Chris Born, Dave Smith, Ed Reitscha, Dickie & Pattie Wells .... we are so thankful that you help keep things running for us! Also - thank you so much for tackling "the pebble area." We have really needed some help figuring out what to do in that area.
Thank you Patty Smith for shopping, leading, scrounging up volunteers, and all things SNACK SHACK for so many years. We are so grateful to you for the work that you have done to bring us together.
Malia and Julie Scott for cleaning the signs directing folks to the clubhouse.
John Pollock for running the Edgehill Yard Sale for the past several years.
Karen Gummo for hosting the Easter Egg hunt and family game night.
Dickie Wells, Pattie Wells, Jason Smith, Theresa Walker, Jack Thomas, Lee Cooper and Lynn Cooper - spreading mulch around the clubhouse, playgrounds, and front entrance.
Thank you Karen Gummo, Janine Denny, Patty Smith and cousin Linda, Zita, Helen and Anna Fisher, Catharine Fay for cooking, cleaning, setting up the clubhouse for the Membership Meeting and Dinner. Thank you to everyone who showed up (over 60 folks) and stayed afterwards to clean up the clubhouse.
Thank you Steve Fisher for serving as president for the past several years and continuing to support Edgehill on the board. Thank you John Pollock for stepping up as President of the Edgehill Association Board starting May 1.
Jason Smith for clearing the leaves from the clubhouse back yard.
Narielle Living: thank you for hosting the New Year's Eve party once again.
Santa Breakfast Thanks: Stephanie Adcock (leading), Yvonne Dellapenta, and Karen Gummo for hosting, Santa and Danielle Newtown for donating their time.
Oyster Roast Thanks: Christen Campbell, Vicki Lemay, Janine Denny, Tony Prata, Lorelei Carlson
Food Drive led by Irma Cane – raised over $2,000 and 7 grocery carts full
Craft Show Thanks: Zita Fisher for running Bake Sale, Anna Fisher for running Concessions, and Stacy Wulczynski for running the raffle. Thanks to Susan Rife, Chris Born, Dickie Wells and Tanya Giles for providing support all day.
Thanks to Mike Peterson, Sean Fisher, Anna Fisher, Zita Fisher, Vicki Lemay, Laurel Garrelts, Steve Fisher, and Chris Born for wrestling the cover into place
Laurel Garrelts, Roxanne Lord, Irma Cane, Mary Beth Leavitt, Tanya Giles for painting the clubhouse main room.
Roxanne Lord for leading water aerobics and exercise classes to raise funds for Edgehill.
Roxanne Lord and Tanya Giles for the poolside ladies' room update
AC Masters for replacing the HVAC equipment at the clubhouse
Laurel Garrelts for getting the ball rolling on the kitchen update! Thanks to Tanya Giles, Theresa Walker and Jeff/Tammi Pierce for painting cabinets. Jerry Dellapenta repairing/replacing lights and shelf paper. Vicki Lemay, Tracey Schmidt, Tracy Cassidy, Mary Beth Leavitt for financial contributions. ABC Reglazing for giving us "family discount" and to our anonymous donor who paid for the countertop updates.
Theresa Walker for painting the doors at the pool (all 5 of them, both sides). Steve and Pat Childers for donating paint for pool doors
Tanya Giles for leading the resurfacing of the pool
Lem Meetze for continuing maintenance of the front entrance - cleaning up debris, trash, and installation of a new flag.
Edgehill Eels Swim Team Parents donate 100s of hours preparing for the season, running concessions, running meets (scoring, judging, announcing)
Diana Rondinelli for sponsoring the swim team and producing and distributing the Edgehill Newsletter ($$ thousands each year and she’s been doing this for over a decade)
Members are volunteers – your membership is voluntary and contributes to the upkeep of the clubhouse, grounds around the clubhouse and at the Edgehill entrance on York Warwick, and the pool. Thank you for joining!
Nothing gets done without volunteers - Volunteers maintain Edgehill property – every hour that is volunteered is saving the association a minimum of $12.41/hour (Virginia minimum wage in 2025). We try to do everything using volunteers to make the most of the Edgehill donation and membership dollars.
If you have a special skill or want to volunteer, please let us know at edgehillonline@gmail.com. We regularly need consultants to help us make the best use of our money for skilled repairs and maintenance.
Contact: John Pollock dub.pollock@gmail.com
Volunteer Contact: Yvonne Dellapenta edgehill.treasurer@gmail.com
or check out our list of opportunities
Contact: Roxanne Lord RoxJeff40@gmail.com 757-561-4888
Contact: Pam Verniel wverniel@cox.net