Announcements
Neighborhood Watch Member of the Month – Carol Widmayer
We are so thankful for our February Neighborhood Watch Member of the month. This month, the honor goes to Carol Widmayer. Carol lives on Helmsdale Lane and moved here in 1983. She joined because a dedicated neighbor asked her to help with the effort. Here are some other fun facts!
Favorite Thing to Do on Weekends: Sketching class
Favorite Movie: Harvey, Friendly Persuasion
Favorite Song/Music Artist: The musical Oklahoma, especially “Out of my Dreams”
Thanks Carol for all of your support keeping our neighborhood safe!
January Hayfield News
Check out our January News here, includes: HCA minutes, new website information, snow day prep, Neighborhood Watch member of the month, an update on our Christmas Lights winners, and more.
Christmas Lights – Winning Homes
Again as in years past, our Hayfield Elves met to take notice of our Holiday lights. Dozens of displays were observed, magnificent in their diversity and beauty. With a nod to the beauty of each display, an elf left a small gift at the door. Below are the homes that were awarded this year by our Hayfield Holiday Elves, approved by Santa and Mrs. Santa themselves. Some (not all) houses are pictured below, enjoy!
5912 Bing Ct., 5923 Bond Ct., 7707 Hayfield Rd., 7716 Hayfield Rd., 7801 Kincardine Ct., 7802 Kincardine Ct., 7803 Suffolk Ct., 7824 Welch Ct., 7821 Welch Ct., 5731 Buckhaven Ct., 5904 Farland Ct., 7628 Crawford Ct., 5702 Buckingham Palace Ct., 5622 Broadmoor St., 7622 Crawford Ct., 7620 Crawford Ct.
Thank you to everyone else who also put up their lights and helped bring the holiday cheer! Just a reminder that homes can only win once every 5 years.
Neighborhood Watch Member of the Month – Ben Charboneau
The Hayfield Citizens Association Neighborhood Watch is pleased to announce this month’s Watch Member of the Month. This is recognition of the individuals in our community who dedicate their time and effort to keep our community safe.
This month’s Neighborhood Watch Member of the Month is Ben Charboneau. Ben moved to Hayfield Farm in 2012 and lives on Hayfield Road. When asked “Why Did You Join the Watch”? he answered:
We’re staying in Hayfield because of the community. I’m convinced it’s the most special neighborhood we’ll ever see. Our people in our neighborhood are outstanding, and our institutions help bring out the best in all of us: The pool and the park, the Halloween and Homecoming parades, the yard sales, Neighborhood Watch, and so many others that have also existed for a long time. Our neighbors keep these alive. They volunteer to keep these alive because they love this community. Our community created the Neighborhood Watch in 1978, and continues running today by some of the same devoted Hayfield residents, many original owners. When I learned the history of the Neighborhood Watch, and met the outstanding people who contribute, I decided it was the right organization for me to give back to Hayfield.
Favorite Music Artists: The Flaming Lips, Air, Hall and Oates, Louis Armstrong
Favorite Food: Sushi, Cashews, Grape Nuts
December Hayfield News
Check out our December News here, includes: HCA minutes, Cocoa in the Park recap, LDACO minutes, Membership drive, Hayfield Road Project update, Artist feature, funeral information for Colleen Duffey, and more.
Volunteer Needed: Hayfield Farm Directory Editor
The HCA needs a volunteer editor to produce the Hayfield Farm Directory. John Millikin has produced the 2013-2016 editions and will also produce the 2017 edition but he will retire after this one is printed and distributed. Ideally the new editor would work with John for a few hours in late January and early February for knowledge transfer, i.e., to learn the ropes as the 2017 edition is produced. The current process utilizes software including Microsoft Access, Excel and Word. Responsibilities include: Using data from Membership Chair Jim Quigley, add his two listings (Last Name and Street Address), include advertisements from Ad Manager Steve Gustafson, add other information (mostly boiler plate from the previous year) and add the covers (boiler plate plus ads); then print the Directory via West Potomac HS; and finally distribute 26 sets of directories to the 26 area captains (they collect our HCA membership dues and distribute the Directories.) Please contact John via email John.Millikin@gmail.com or phone 703-971-5447 for more information.
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