Veterans Day Dinner & Program
Tuesday, November 11
Doors Open at 4pm
Program Starts at 5pm
Dinner Starts at 6pm
Complimentary for Veterans (residents only)
Non-Veterans $29 (plus tax & gratuity)
Make Your Reservations with the Welcome Desk
Tables will accommodate 10 guests. There will be communal seating at this event
Menu:
Chef Attended Carving Station – Roast Beef with Au Jus
Baked Cod with Light Lemon Curd, Fennel, & Cream Sauce
Baked Scalloped Potatoes Au Gratin
Chef’s Seasonal Vegetable Medley
Chef’s Choice Salad with Variety of Dressings
Warm Rolls and Butter
Chef’s Dessert Display with Cherry & Apple Pie
Thanksgiving Day Brunch
Thursday, November 27
10am-3pm
Adults – $46 (plus tax & gratuity)
Kids 5-12 – $23 (plus tax & gratuity)
Kids 4 and Under are Complimentary
Make your reservations with the Welcome Desk
303-693-7788
Menu:
Assorted Danish & Pastries
Fruit and Berry Display
Waffle Station with Whipped Cream and Syrup
Omelet Station with Accommodations
Nova Scotia Lox Display with Bagels
Bacon and Sausage Links
Cheesy Scrambled Eggs
French Toast
Potatoes O’Brien
Shrimp Cocktail with Sauces
HEB Autumn Salad with Shaved Kale, Petitas, Butter Squash, Parmesan Cheese, Pecans, Dried Cranberries, Lemon Vinaigrette
Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
Sweet Potato Casserole with Marshmallows
Traditional Turkey Stuffing
Green Bean Casserole
Carved Herb Roasted Turkey Breast
Carved Rosemary Crusted Prime Rib
Grilled Salmon with Beurre Blanc, Rice Pilaf
Assorted Cakes and Pies
Brunch with Santa
Sunday, December 7th
10am-3pm
Santa Visiting Hours
10am-1:30pm
Adults – $40 (plus tax & gratuity)
Kids (5-12) – $23 (plus tax & gratuity)
Kids 4 & Under Complimentary
Make Your Reservations with the Welcome Desk on Friday, November 7th at 9:30am
Menu:
Assorted Danishes and Pastries
Fruit and Berry Display
Waffle Station
Omelet Station
Bacon and Sausage Links
Garlic & Parsley Fingerling Potatoes
Scrambled Cheesy Eggs
Classic Caesar Salad
Chef’s Seasonal Vegetables
Chicken Tenders
Sidewinder French Fries
Carved Applewood Smoked Ham
Carved Herb Roasted Turkey Breast
Dessert Station
Christmas Cookies
Assorted Pies
Friday, November 7 – Saturday, November 8
- Dinner:
- Butternut Squash Ravioli Appetizer – Served in a brown butter, sage, & gorgonzola sauce – $13
- Shepherd’s Pie Entrée – Traditional lamb stew with peas, carrots, and topped with mashed potatoes – $25
Aquamarine Pinot Grigio – $8 glass, $30 bottle
Smith & Hook Cabernet Sauvignon – $13 glass, $50 bottle
Roth Heritage Red Blend – $12 glass, $46 bottle
2026 Budget Ratification Results
Message to All Residents
On 11/4/25, Delegates cast 1442 Votes on two questions.
The first question asked:
If the 2025 Year-End Finish Results in a Positive Net Operating Income, should the Master Association Retain the amount in the Working Capital Fund or Refund Each Lot Owner 1/1442 share?
Residents voted to allow the Master Association to retain any positive NOI in the Working Capital Fund with 1,253 votes; 179 votes favored a refund and there were 10 abstentions.
The second question asked:
Do you approve the 2026 Budget as presented?
1,244 votes were cast in favor of adopting the proposed 2026 budget for the Master Association of Heritage Eagle Bend; there were 181 no votes and 17 abstentions.
The Board would like to express our thanks to residents for your support and to the Delegates for their hard work and efforts.
FALL CLEAN UP
Fall is upon us, and with the colder weather approaching, we know people are beginning to think about prepping their homes for the upcoming seasons. Below is some helpful information on commonly asked questions regarding the colder weather and keeping the exterior of your home neat and well maintained.
Exterior Storage – Not storage is permitted on the exterior of the property. This includes lawn mowers, ladders, gardening tools, etc. Empty pots must be rid of dead plants, as well as stored out of sight. Storage sheds and bins are not permitted.
Leaf Clean-Up – Make sure to take a look at your yards once the trees shed their leaves, and be sure to rake and bag any fallen leaves. Please do not blow them into the streets.
Artificial Flowers – As much as we may start to miss our summer flowers, artificial flowers are not permitted and may not be used in the landscaping or exterior decorations of homes.
Tree Trimming Reminder – If your trees in your Tree Lawn (area between sidewalk and street) have over-hanging branches on the sidewalks or streets, please be certain to have them trimmed at your earliest convenience. Please note per City of Aurora, trees must be trimmed to a minimum height of 8 feet above sidewalks, and a minimum of 13.5 feet above streets.
As a reminder, ALL exterior improvements require advanced approval before starting any work. This includes but is not limited to paint, roofs, decks, awnings, railings, landscape, fountains, hot tubs, patios, concrete projects, and all fencing. Please contact the Administration Building at 720-235-1888 or Alison Gulley at agulley@heritageeaglebend.com for AAC forms and more information.
We thank you in advance for all your hard work in keeping your home and our community a wonderful place to live!
PASSPORT FOR THE ARTS
Please see listed below some dates and times for upcoming shows.
2025 DATES
The Notebook – December 28th – 1pm – $101.70 – Money due by November 8
2026 DATES
Six – January 11th – 1pm – $107.35 – Money due by November 20th
Water for Elephants – February 22nd – 1pm – $91.53 – Money due by January 6th
The Music Man – March 1st – 1pm – $81.36 – Money due by January 20th
Hell’s Kitchen – April 26th – $101.70 – 1pm – Money due by March 1st
Phantom of the Opera – March 29th- 1pm – $107.35 – Money due by February 10th
Hadestown – May 10th – $101.70 – 1pm – Money due by April 1st
MJ – May 17th – $145.77 – 1pm – Money due by April 5th
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – June 14th – $157.07 – Money due by May 1st
The Sound of Music – August 2nd – 1pm – $101.70 – Money due by June 15th
Beetlejuice – August 9th – $101.70 – 1pm – Money due by June 22nd
Monty Python’s Spamalot – August 23rd – 1pm – $91.53 – Money due by July 1st
The Outsiders – September 27th – 1pm – $107.35 – Money due by August 10th
Please sign up at the Welcome Desk and bring your check at that time made out to DCPA.
Thank you, Donna Musciano
donna.musciano@gmail.com
303-570-4287
2025 Texas Hold’em
November 19
Time is 6pm-9pm. Buy in $20
Come a few minutes early to set up. To Rebuy, you must be out of chips. If you come on time, you get an extra chip. Rebuy’s until the Break, around 7:30.
November 19
December 3 and 17
Looking forward to enjoying the evening.
Wanderlust Travel Club Meeting November 20, at 5:15pm in the Humbolt Room
Our last Travel Club meeting of 2025 will feature two interesting subjects.
The Avalon Waterways “Romantic Rhine” river cruise presented by John Krueger and Joan Daley. They recently experienced this very popular cruise itinerary offered by several cruise lines. Their cruise started in Amsterdam and headed south to Cologne, Mainz (Heidelberg), Strasbourg, France, the Black Forest ending in Basel, Switzerland. They will share their experiences of this wonderful adventure with you.
All 48 US National Parks in the lower 48, plus a few more in Alaska, Hawaii and the US Virgin Islands have all been visited by Don and Cathy Roberts. They will share with us some of their more memorable experiences while traveling to these beautiful National Parks. In addition, they will share their most recent experience at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.
After our meeting we will join for dinner to continue to share our travel experiences with each other.
“Car Club, 2nd Saturday, 9am at the Clubhouse:
Informal meeting of guys and girls who enjoy seeing and discussing cars. No dues, no rules, just fun. Organizers of the annual HEB Summer car show.
For more information, contact Gary Mabie at “gjmabie@hotmail.com” or call him at 832-603-9429″
There will not be Veterans coffee events in November and December. The next Veterans coffee event will be in January.
The HEB Parkinson’s support group meets the third Thursday of each month in the Club House. Please pass the word that this group is for anyone with Parkinson’s, any and all care partners and support friends and family. Our goal is to reach out to the community to help all of the above to better understand and support our Parkinson’s community.
For more information contact Larry and Mary Lou Cotter – 303-680-8344 ldcotter@comcast.net
