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********************************************************************************** We are happy to see the loons back again this year! They now have 2 baby loons! Please be respectful of their presence on the lake when you are
out boating. There
is nothing more beautiful than seeing loons on our lake and listening to their soulful call at night when sitting
by a lake campfire. ********************************************************************************** Remembering
Jack Schletty - a long time Sandy Lake resident and friend
John "Jack" Schletty, age 84 of West St. Paul, passed away peacefully at St. Joseph's Hospital on June 13, 2017 surrounded by his daughters, son-in-law and granddaughter. Born October 15, 1932 in St. Paul to Frank and Evelyn Schletty. Preceded in death by parents; wife Clarice; brother Charles; sons Bruce, Brian; and grandson Billy. Survived by daughters Dawn (Richard), Darla (Vince); daughters-in-law Sue Mehus and Debbie Burkhart; seven grandchildren Ashley, Lauren, Sarah, Kate, Christine, Carley, Matt; and seven great grandchildren Austin, Alexa, Brooks, Ruby, Korrin, Theodore and Haakon. Jack graduated from Dunwoody Institute in 1957 and worked for Kraus Anderson Construction for 49 years. He began his career as an estimator and finished his career as the executive VP at the St. Paul office. Two of his favorite projects were the construction of Canterbury Downs in Shakopee and the St. Paul Ice Palace in 2004. He was a philanthropist for many causes and believed strongly in supporting his church, the community and organizations in need. Special thanks to Dr. Bozivich for his wonderful care and kindness over the years. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday, June 20 at 11:30am, with visitation at 10:00am at Saint James Lutheran church, 460 Annapolis Street W, West St. Paul, 55118. Memorials preferred to Saint James Lutheran Church. Private family Inurnment at Acacia Cemetery. [Published in Pioneer Press] ********************************************************************************** COLA - Coalition of Lake Associations Click on the documents below so see the detail of the COLA information that was discussed at the June 10, 2017, lake association meeting. COLA Concept Map Narrative June 2017 COLA Interview Notes Combined June 2017 Next SLIA
Lake Meeting
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Elected
Officers June 2017 - June 2019
Volunteers Secchi Disc Reading: Ray Peters Website: Linda Ferris
 PurposeThe purpose of this association and the general nature of its duties shall be to maintain and improve the body of water in Sherburne County known as Sandy Lake and to increase the popularity of our common interests among Sandy Lake residents. We want to have fun and develop friendships when we are together working on projects. We encourage all Sandy Lake residents to become association members. On this site you will find updates from the Sandy Lake Improvement Association and other important information about our lake. MissionOur mission is to further promote the interests of our association and our members. We strive to make a difference
by educating and providing valuable information within our lake community.
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