Garner Lake Association
Lakeland, TN U.S.A.

GARNER LAKE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION is a non-profit organization.


Our mission statement: To promote and enhance Garner Lake and its watershed for the mutual benefit of all stakeholders.

Garner Lake Homeowners Association, Inc. (GLA) is a voluntary organization which provides various services to its members and lake residents. GLA gladly provides our members an annual accounting of funds donated and monies spent or invested for future needs. GLA is a non-profit corporation.

The focus of this website will be to keep stakeholders informed of what GLA is doing on your behalf.

The Board has authorized the President to notify the City of Lakeland of erosion and other pollution entering Garner Lake, with appropriate notification to Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) to stop these practices which damage the clarity and beauty of our lake. If you observe muddy runoff or other pollutants entering the lake from storm drains or construction sites, please e-mail webmaster@garnerlake.com. Attach a digital photo if possible. We will relay your information to the appropriate people.
GARNER LAKE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Elected 3-9-15)

President: Dave Brown     Lakeland Estates

Vice-President: John Brown     East Shores

Secretary: Jenny Ellis     East Shores

Treasurer: Bert Faller     Lakeland Estates


Directors:


Nancy Vales     Lakeland Estates


Chris Murphy   Windward Slopes


Jim Lawrence   Lakeland Estates


Tom Mitchell     East Shores


Joe Allen          The Pointe


Brian Hale         Windward Slopes


C.A. Cupp         Lakeland Estates


Alan Larrabee     Windward Slopes


Beckie Holt        East Shores

Nelson Debardeleben

GLA Board Member, Neighbor and Friend

October 12, 1952 - February 5, 2005

Nelson was chief pilot for ASA Airlines, a regional airline associated with Delta Airlines. He was based in Atlanta but lived in Lakeland. He routinely commuted to Lakeland for GLA Board meetings. He was a former resident of Peachtree City. Georgia who loved living on the lake. His love of Garner Lake, his friendliness, innovation and love of life on the lake endeared him to those of us who called him a neighbor and friend. His laugh and contributions to the Garner Lake community will be remembered forever by those of us who called him a close friend. He died doing what he loved, flying an airplane. His spirit lives though his ashes are spread upon this lake he loved. We miss you Nelson. We know you soar with the angels.