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Published by Estrella Publishing LLC, PO Box 6962, Goodyear AZ 85338. Catherine Uretsky, Publisher and Editor Christie Gianetto, Assistant Editor Talia Uretsky, Assistant Editor
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From Me To You
Welcome to your April issue! As we head into April, Marley Park is coming alive in all the ways we love most. The grass is greener, the trees are fuller, and our front porches are slowly becoming gathering places again. After the cooler months, there is something special about stepping outside and feeling the neighborhood return to its familiar rhythm. Spring is one of the most vibrant seasons in our community. It is a time when neighbors reconnect, kids spend more time playing outdoors, and our shared spaces are filled with activity and laughter. Whether you are attending a neighborhood event, meeting friends at the park, or simply enjoying a quiet evening walk under the big shade trees, this season has a way of reminding us why we chose Marley Park as home. This issue is full of opportunities to get involved, try something new, and spend meaningful time with the people around you. From family-friendly gatherings to volunteer opportunities and community improvements, there are many ways to participate and make a positive
impact right where you live. These moments, both big and small, are what continue to shape the strong sense of connection that makes Marley Park so unique. As always, The Front Porch Magazine exists to celebrate our residents, share important updates, and highlight the many ways we can stay engaged with one another. If you have a story to share, a milestone to celebrate, or an idea for a future feature, we would love to hear from you. Wishing you a wonderful spring season filled with sunshine, fresh starts, and plenty of front porch moments. After all, in the words of Robin Williams, “Spring is nature’s way of saying, Let’s party!”
See you on the front porch!
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On Our Cover
For the past ten years, Marley Park has been home to Stephanie and her family, who quickly fell in love with the neighborhood’s welcoming charm and strong sense of community. After living in Arizona for eleven years, Stephanie says choosing Marley Park was an easy decision. Originally from the small farm town of Wabash, Indiana, she and her husband Kevin were first introduced to the neighborhood while attending their son’s T-ball practices here. The lush green grass and large trees immediately reminded them of home, and they knew they had found the right place to settle down. Stephanie and Kevin will celebrate 18 years of marriage this September. Their story began at their county fair back in Indiana, where Kevin was home from college for the summer. Their connection came through family ties, as Kevin’s mother and Stephanie’s sister worked together. Today, they are raising two active children who keep their family calendar full. Their son, Karson, is 15 and wrestles at Paradise Honors High School. Their daughter, Kennedy, is 12 and has been dancing since she was four years old. She also enjoys playing kickball and softball.
Their lively household includes four beloved dogs. They have rescued two English bulldogs and also share their home with a labradoodle and a sheepadoodle. The family’s love for animals adds to the warmth and energy of daily life. Professionally, Stephanie has worked as a massage therapist for the past 18 years and is currently finishing her bachelor’s degree in Child Development at Arizona State University. She is preparing to open an in-home preschool this August called Giggles and Growing Little Minds, a new chapter she is especially excited about as it allows her to combine her experience and passion for working with children. Kevin has worked for Ford Meter Box for 15 years as a Western Sales Representative, managing a 26-state territory. His career opportunity is what originally brought the family to Arizona. In their free time, Stephanie and Kevin enjoy playing coed kickball together, traveling, and taking on DIY home projects. Their commitment to the Marley Park community also extends to service. Kevin has proudly served on the Marley Park board for the past two years, helping contribute to the neighborhood they are proud to call home.
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Celebration
Marley Park residents are invited to come together for the community’s annual Easter Celebration, a festive spring tradition created exclusively for members of the Marley Park Community Association (MPCA). This year’s event will take place on April 4 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm at Legacy Park and promises a fun-filled morning for families and neighbors. This free event is open only to residents within the Marley Park Community Association and features a wide variety of activities designed to bring the neighborhood together and create lasting memories. One of the most anticipated highlights each year is the egg hunt, a favorite tradition that children look forward to as part of the celebration. Families can also enjoy visiting the petting zoo, taking pony rides, and participating in games throughout the morning. Face painting will be available for kids who want to add a little extra color and creativity to their day. Food trucks will also be on site, offering convenient options for snacks or a casual bite to eat while enjoying the festivities. Residents will have the opportunity to take photos with the Easter Bunny, making it a perfect chance to capture a fun seasonal keepsake.
The annual Easter Celebration is designed to be a welcoming and engaging event that encourages neighbors to connect and spend time outdoors together. Whether families plan to stay for the entire morning or stop by for part of the event, there will be plenty to see and do. With multiple attractions happening throughout the event window, residents can explore at their own pace and enjoy the relaxed, festive atmosphere.
Community traditions like this play an important role in strengthening connections among Marley Park residents. Seasonal events provide meaningful opportunities for both longtime homeowners and newer neighbors to meet, celebrate, and build a strong sense of belonging. Residents with questions about the event can contact kara.lowry@fsresidential.com
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Veteran’s Plaza
Residents looking for a meaningful way to honor a military veteran or show support for those who have served now have an opportunity to do so through the Veterans Commemorative Plaza (VCP). The VCP is open to the public to purchase engraved pavers that will become a permanent part of the plaza. These pavers provide a thoughtful way to recognize the service and sacrifice of veterans from any branch of the United States military, regardless of when they served. Each veteran paver costs $75 and may be inscribed with the veteran’s name, branch of service, and dates of service. Engraved pavers can make a special gift for occasions such as Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, birthdays, or Veterans Day. In addition to veteran pavers, pathway pavers are also available for purchase. These pavers allow individuals, families, or businesses to show their support for the Veterans Commemorative Plaza. Pathway pavers are also priced at $75 and may be inscribed with the name of a family, company, organization, or individual.
The newly engraved pavers will be installed at the plaza in time for Veterans Day on November 11, 2026. This timeline provides an opportunity for supporters to ensure their tribute is included in this year’s installation. The Veterans Commemorative Plaza serves as a place of reflection, gratitude, and community recognition for those who have served our country. Participating in this project allows residents and supporters to create a lasting tribute that will be seen and appreciated for years to come. For more information or to purchase a paver, residents may contact Bill Adams at billandespy@cox.net or 623.444.9877. Additional details are also available at the VCP website at vcpaz.com. Community support plays an important role in maintaining and expanding this meaningful space. Those who choose to participate help ensure that the service and dedication of veterans continue to be honored in a visible and lasting way.
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Home Sweet Home
You may have seen headlines about foreclosure activity starting to rise, and it is understandable if that brings back memories of the housing crash. But while filings have increased a bit, the overall numbers remain very low and nowhere close to what we saw during that time. One way to understand the situation is by looking at serious mortgage delinquencies (homeowners who are more than 90 days behind on their payments). These have edged up slightly, but they are still historically low. Right now, roughly 1% of mortgages fall into this category. In the years surrounding the housing crash, that number was closer to 9 percent. That is a dramatic difference.It is also important to remember that not every delinquency leads to foreclosure. Many homeowners who fall behind are able to work with their lenders to create repayment plans or other solutions. In fact, current data shows that only about 0.3 percent of homes are in some stage of foreclosure. Even then, not all of those properties will go through the full foreclosure process. Some people wonder why foreclosures are not higher if households are feeling financial pressure. The reality is that most homeowners make their mortgage payment a top priority. Falling behind on credit cards or auto loans is more common, while mortgage
delinquencies have remained relatively stable. Homeowners tend to do everything they can to protect the roof over their heads. Another major factor today is home equity. Many homeowners have built significant equity over the past several years. That gives them options. Instead of facing foreclosure, some are able to sell their homes and walk away with proceeds. This is very different from the last crash, when many owners owed more than their homes were worth. The bottom line is that while foreclosure filings have ticked up slightly, the data does not suggest a crisis. Today’s homeowners are generally in a stronger financial position, with more flexibility and more equity than in the past. If you are curious about your own equity position, the first step is a personalized home value assessment. Your home is more than just a place to live. For many families, it is their largest financial asset. Understanding your equity puts you in a stronger position to make confident, informed decisions about whatever comes next. Submitted by Christie Giannetto, REALTOR®, ΓEAL Broker
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MP Social Club Spring is the perfect time to get outside, meet neighbors, and enjoy the strong sense of community that makes Marley Park such a special place to live. The Marley Park Social Club is hosting two contacting Lupe Secrest at 714-904-6412. Attendees should bring a small appetizer to share, BYOB, and bring a lawn chair for seating.
Residents can also look forward to Game Night at The Erp’s on May 9 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm at 12756 N 146th Ln. This social evening promises plenty of laughs, games, and time to connect with neighbors. Guests are invited to bring an appetizer for everyone to enjoy. The event is BYOB, and margaritas will be served. Please RSVP in advance by emailing Rhonda at rhondaerp@gmail.com. These Social Club gatherings are a wonderful opportunity to step outside routine, meet new neighbors, and strengthen the connections that make Marley Park feel like home. Whether you are tossing bags at the tournament or enjoying a relaxed game night, everyone is encouraged to join in and be part of the fun.
upcoming events designed to bring residents together for fun, friendly competition, and great conversation. The first event is a Cornhole Tournament on April 11 from
1:00 to 5:00 pm at Legacy Park, located at 12614 N 145th Dr. Whether you are competitive or just looking for a fun afternoon with neighbors, this event is a great way to get involved. Entry is $10 per person, and prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third place. Residents are asked to register before April 6 by
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Volunteer!
Students in Marley Park have several fun opportunities throughout the year to earn volunteer hours while helping bring some of the community’s most popular events to life. The Marley Park Community Association offers student volunteer roles at a variety of neighborhood celebrations, giving young residents a chance to get involved, build responsibility, and contribute to the community.
Volunteer shifts typically offer between two and six hours of service time. Student volunteers may help with event set-up, assist with managing activities, support prize giveaways, and participate in event clean-up. These roles allow students to be part of the behind-the-scenes work that helps make Marley Park events run smoothly while also gaining valuable experience in teamwork and community involvement.
Serving as a volunteer is also a great way for students to meet neighbors, make new friends, and take pride in contributing to the traditions that make Marley Park such a special place to live. Whether helping organize activities or lending a hand at the end of the day, each volunteer plays an important role in creating memorable experiences for families throughout the neighborhood. Students who are interested in volunteering at any of the upcoming events can sign up by contacting Kara Lowry at kara.lowry@fsresidential.com.
These opportunities are a great fit for students who need to complete volunteer hour requirements for school, clubs, or other activities. Upcoming opportunities begin with the annual Marley Park Easter Event on April 4. Later in the year, students can also volunteer at the Star Spangled Celebration on the Fourth of July, Boo Bash on October 24, the Turkey Trot on November 21, and Home for the Holidays on December 12.
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Cook With Zona There’s just something about deviled eggs at Easter that feels like home, but this year, I thought it might be fun to switch things up a bit. Instead of the same old filling, why not put out a “deviled egg flight” with a few different flavors to try? A little tangy here, something sweet there—nothing too fancy, just enough to surprise your loved ones. It’s an easy way to freshen up a classic and give everyone something new to enjoy around the table. Hard boil your eggs and get creative with it! Use my topping ideas or come up with your own egg flight toppings with what you have on hand.
BLT: Bacon, lettuce, and tomato.
Everything But The Bagel: Cream cheese, smoked salmon, and everything but the bagel seasoning.
Caprese salad: Mozzarella slice, tomato, fresh basil leaf, and balsamic glaze.
Jalapeno Popper: Chopped bacon, jalapeno, shredded cheddar cheese.
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Money Matters
Building Credit: Where to Start If you are in your late teens or twenties, credit might feel like one of those grown-up topics nobody ever properly explained. You know it matters, but the details can seem murky. Here is a straightforward guide to help you get started on the right foot. Your credit score is a three-digit number, typically ranging from 300 to 850, that tells lenders how reliably you repay money you borrow. The higher the number, the better. A strong score can make a real difference when you apply for an apartment, a car loan, or eventually a mortgage. Some employers even check credit as part of the hiring process. The challenge for young adults is that you need credit history to build a good score, but you need a good score to get credit. It sounds like a catch-22, but there are straightforward ways around it. Start with a secured credit card. This type of card requires a small deposit, usually between $200 and $500, which becomes your credit limit. Use it for small purchases, gas or groceries, and pay the balance in full every month. This builds a positive payment history
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Become an authorised user. Ask a parent or trusted family member to add you to their credit card account. You do not even need to use the card. Their responsible payment history can help lift your score simply by association. Look into a credit-builder loan. Many local credit unions and community banks offer these specifically for people with no credit history. You make small monthly payments, and the money is held in a savings account until the loan is paid off. You build credit and savings at the same time. Once you have credit, protect it. Pay every bill on time, since payment history is the single biggest factor in your score. Keep your credit card balance below 30 percent of your limit. And check your credit report annually at AnnualCreditReport.com, where you can view your report from each of the three major bureaus for free. Building credit takes time, but starting young gives you a real advantage. A few smart habits now can open doors for years to come.
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Puzzle Time Samurai sudoku puzzles consist of five overlapping sudoku grids. The standard sudoku rules apply to each 9 x 9 grid. Place digits from 1 to 9 in each empty cell. Every row, every column, and every 3 x 3 box should contain one of each digit. Solutions are on our website www.EstrellaPublishing.com, or scan the QR code.
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Things to do
Looking for a fun way to stay active, meet neighbors, and enjoy everything our community has to offer this spring? Marley Park has you covered with two popular recurring events that bring residents together for wellness and connection. The Marley Park Yoga Club meets every Wednesday from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. in the Poolhouse multipurpose room. Whether you are brand new to yoga or have years of experience, these classes are designed for all levels and create a welcoming, relaxed environment where everyone can feel comfortable. Classes are led by Deb, a Registered Yoga Teacher (200 RYT) with more than 30 years of experience teaching yoga and fitness. Residents are encouraged to bring their own yoga mat and enjoy an hour focused on movement, mindfulness, and starting the day on a positive note. Even better, classes are completely free for Marley Park residents.
If your idea of a great night out includes laughter, friendly competition, and good food, Bunco Night is a must. Held on the second Friday of each month from September through May at The Heritage Club from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., this lively social event is a favorite among residents. A $10 buy-in gets you into the fun, and participants are asked to bring a favorite appetizer to share. It is a relaxed, welcoming evening where you can roll the dice, meet new neighbors, and reconnect with friends. These events are a wonderful reminder of what makes Marley Park special. They offer simple, meaningful ways to stay engaged in the community, prioritize wellness, and enjoy time with the people who make this neighborhood feel like home.
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