Quick meeting to vote for officers for 2026-2027
VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE!
Quick meeting to vote for officers for 2026-2027
VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE!
There is a collection bag in the mail room if you want to leave a card. He is returning to the Park.
Timber Valley was saddened by the passing of Loel Banta of Lot 143 on May 19, 2026. He was 81 years old.
Loel was born January 27, 1945 and was from Modesto, California. He served in the Navy from 1966 to 1968 and was a Viet Nam Vet.
Loel met his future wife, Cindy in Mojave, California. She worked setting up a Pioneer Chicken and he was with the opening team to set up the new business. They were married May 31, 1987.
Loel started his own pressure washing business, working for local businesses.
They started RVing in 2008 in a 5th wheel. They work/camped at Campgrounds,State Parks and even harvested sugar beets and sold Christmas trees. Loel especially loved the Grand Canyon and the Grand Tetons. Cindy’s long time friend, Karen Cohen now of Lot 13 told them about Timber Valley and both couples got on the waiting list. Loel and Cindy got their lot on November 13, 2023.
Loel is survived by his wife Cindy, Son Kevin Abbey of Colorado, daughter Jennifer and two step daughters, Dawn Thompson of San Marcos, California and Mindy Eaves of Pawnee, Oklahoma. Cindy will remain in the park.
By Fred Prout
Whenever I put the finishing touches on a story, my mind starts focusing on the next one. The process usually involves many false starts, multiple cusswords and crumpled sheets of paper. Not to mention panic attacks. Continue reading
Submitted by Richard Hickethier

Submitted by Robin McFadden
Submitted by Kim
Submitted by Kim and Sara

The bright yellow Smiley Face flag flying at the Office is more than just a “happy” face. This flag serves a purpose associated with the Park’s mail delivery.
The flag is lowered in the morning awaiting the arrival of the day’s mail delivery.
Once the mail has been placed in Member’s boxes and the packages have been sorted and arranged on the shelves, the flag is hoisted to fly in the breeze.
Many members thought this flag was an indicator of the “Mood” of the Office staff. Nope, it’s there to make you smile and to notify you of the happiness of receiving your long-awaited packages!
The Mailroom also has a door in which Members may pick up their packages, instead of walking around to the front of the Office counter.
Please use the doorbell.
Any payments of electric, propane, etc. should be made at the front counter … that is where the till is located.
~ Kim and Sara