Staff Members

Donna Houston-Long Property Manager

Sheryl Roussin Finance Manager

Ellen Hopkins Service Coordinator

Lora Burton Administrative Assistant

Priscilla Davis

Administrative Assistant

Travis McKenzie Executive Chef

Jason Hopton Sous Chef

Kayla Clayton

Café Cashier

Nell Barrow Front Desk

Jim Parsons Maintenance Supervisor

Daniel Deon Maintenance Tech

John Ring Maintenance Tech

Bryce Chastain Maintenance Tech

Doug Morris Maintenance Tech

Donna Muenzer Housekeeper

Bob Myers Custodian

Melissa Gilreath

Executive Director

EHMCorp

Debra Waters

APRIL 2018

MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

115 South Third Street

Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

Telephone: 904-249-3866

Fax: 904-249-2011

1-800-955-8771/TTY

www.pablotowers.com

Managed by Elderly Housing

Management Corporation

The events at Pablo

Towers are always memo-

rable, but March’s “The

Stars are Out Tonight” was

one of the best.

David Reese

emceed a night that includ-

ed appearances by Marilyn

Monroe and Edith Bunker.

Other members of the

Pablo Players entertained

the crowd who loved every

minute of the funny, sometimes boisterous, evening.

Pablo Towers’ resi-

dents and friends love a fun

time, and many participate

in the planning and execu-

tion of these events. Joan

Brown leads the Pablo Play-

ers, and she assures us that

as soon as she has another

brilliant idea for her troupe,

a new show will be planned.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRIENDS

Mary R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 1

Maya T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 1

Susan S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 6

Sue C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 7

Jo Anne M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 7

Jim R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 10

Marie S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 14

Carmen L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 15

Beverly F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 18

Robert P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 21

Hsiu K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 22

Suzanne F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 23

Eleanor C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 26

Maria W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 27

Sr. Joan G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 30

Cecelia Bergum

Shirley Church

Patricia Niehaus

Marie O’Neill

With Fond

Memor ies

CLYDE

BENNETT

Notice to All Residents

Due to increasing costs and repeated

mis-use of garbage disposals, if your

garbage disposal becomes inoperable, it will

no longer be replaced. The disposal and cor-

responding switch will be removed.

You may still report a garbage disposal that is not

working, and a maintenance team member will deter-

mine if it can be repaired. We will repair garbage dis-

posals if possible, but will no longer be installing new

units.

PABLO TOWERS AUXILIARY

RESIDENT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Monday, Apr i l 16

6:00 PM

All Residents are invited to come and celebrate with

your friends.

Sponsored by Community Presbyterian

Church

NEW BINGO GAME

While Bingo remains an entertainment

staple here at The Towers, the Auxiliary has

added a new game to the Tuesday and Friday

night activity.

LUCKY NUMBER BINGO will be played

as the 2nd game of each evening and is a game

where the jackpot can grow from week to week.

Come and see what all the

excitement is about. Bingo is

played on Tuesday and Friday

nights each week, beginning at

6:00 PM.

THANK YOU

The Pablo Players would like to thank everyone who donat-

ed food, money, time or their talents to make the plays and variety

shows successful.

We have all enjoyed the fruits of everyone’s efforts, and

The Players hope to continue to bring you new entertainment in the

future.

We’re planning the next show tentatively for June 9th!

Donna

Houston-

Long, Pablo

Towers Site

Manager,

shows off

the Certifi-

cate of

Achieve-

ment we

received

from HUD for our Superior rating on the recent

Management Occupancy Review. Thanks to all

who participated in gaining this prestigious award.

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~ APRIL 2018 ~

Sun Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sat

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BP-APEX—LOBBY 10 – 11:30 AM

EXERCISE 11:00 AM C.R.

RESIDENT COUNCIL MEETING 3:30 PM

3 COMPUTER CLASS

BOARD ROOM 10:00 AM

FOOD DISTRIBUTION 2:00 PM C.R.

BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

4 BIBLE STUDY BOARD ROOM

10:00 AM

SENIORS WITH A MISSION 9:30 AM

5 PEST CONTROL

Apts. Ending in 04

DAN THE PRODUCE MAN 9:00—11:00 AM

DEVOTIONS

9:30 AM C.R.

6 ONSITE

DERMATOLOGY 11:00 AM

BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

7 SING ALONG

WITH ALAN KERR

3:00 PM

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9

BP-APEX—LOBBY 10 – 11:30 AM

EXERCISE 11:00 AM C.R.

THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS VETERANS’

HISTORY PROJECT 2:30 PM

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COMPUTER CLASS BOARD ROOM

10:00 AM

FOOD DISTRIBUTION 2:00 PM C.R.

ART SHOW

5:00—8:00 PM LOBBY

BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

11 BIBLE STUDY BOARD ROOM

10:00 AM

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PEST CONTROL

Apts. Ending in 05 DAN THE

PRODUCE MAN 9:00—11:00 AM

DEVOTIONS 9:30 AM C.R.

SCHWAN’S—BACK DOOR

1:30—2:15 PM

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BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

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15

16

BP-APEX—LOBBY 10 – 11:30 AM

EXERCISE 11:00 AM C.R.

RESIDENT B-DAY

PARTY 6:00 PM

17

COMPUTER CLASS BOARD ROOM

10:00 AM

FOOD DISTRIBUTION 2:00 PM C.R.

BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

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BIBLE STUDY BOARD ROOM

10:00 AM

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PEST CONTROL

Apts. Ending in 06

DAN THE PRODUCE MAN 9:00—11:00 AM

DEVOTIONS 9:30 AM C.R.

FALLING 2:30 PM

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DR. JANE BURNS With BURNS

AUDIOLOGY and BALANCE 9:30 AM

BOOK CLUB 2:00 PM

BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

21

3rd ANNUAL SENIOR PROM

6:00 PM

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BP-APEX—LOBBY 10 – 11:30 AM

EXERCISE 11:00 AM C.R.

24

COMPUTER CLASS BOARD ROOM

10:00 AM

FOOD DISTRIBUTION 2:00 PM C.R.

BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

25

BIBLE STUDY BOARD ROOM

10:00 AM

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PEST CONTROL

Apts. Ending in 07 DAN THE

PRODUCE MAN 9:00—11:00 AM

DEVOTIONS 9:30 AM C.R.

SCHWAN’S—BACK DOOR

1:30—2:15 PM

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BINGO 6:00 PM C.R.

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BP-APEX—LOBBY 10 – 11:30 AM

EXERCISE 11:00 AM C.R.

MUSIC AND FELLOWSHIP

6:30 PM

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OTHER HAPPENINGS AROUND THE TOWERS

ALONE . . . TOGETHER

Date and TIME to be Announced

You are not alone!!! Please plan to join this supportive dis-

cussion group facilitated by Sheila Harper, a counselor with

Vitas Healthcare. Sheila will be sharing some helpful coping

skills so that you learn how to address negative feelings and

emotions. You will benefit from attending this group! This

is a support group, and anything that is discussed will be kept

confidential. Snacks and drinks will be served.

SENIORS WITH A MISSION

Wednesday, April 4, 9:30 AM

The March trip was a great success! Only two of the

Pablo Towers residents were able to go on this first trip,

but they are eager to go again. We encourage you to join

this group of active seniors who enjoy going out into the

community to help others. The bus will pick up our Pablo

Towers group at 9:30 AM and lunch will be provided.

This is a great opportunity to serve others!!! If you are

interested in going and need additional information, please

call the Seniors with a Mission phone number at

904-551-4373.

FALLING—How to Live Safely in Your

Home

Thursday, April 19, 2:30 PM

What causes us to fall more as we age? What

can we do to cut down on our fall risks? How can we

make our homes safer in case we fall? Please plan to join

Johanna Smithers with Silver Rehab and APEX Home

Healthcare Services as she advises us on what to do to

live safely. We are so fortunate to have therapy services

available in Pablo Towers, and Johanna is one of the

occupational therapists that comes to our facility.

Courtney Ainsworth, a representative with

APEX, will explain how home healthcare services can

assist you with living more safely.

Delicious refreshments will be served at the

presentation.

THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS VETERANS’

HISTORY PROJECT

Monday, April 9, 2:30 PM

We are thrilled to welcome Jenn McMillan who is a member of

the DAR (Daughters of the Republic.) Jenn will explain the

project she is bringing to Pablo Towers. The intent of the

Library of Congress Veterans’ History Project is to document

(collect, preserve, and make accessible) the personal accounts of

those who were in the armed forces. It is important to our

grandchildren and those who follow that there be a record of the

real-world experiences of those who preserved our freedoms.

Veterans are an endangered species. Their legacy must be pre-

served. Veterans who served in the United States military from

World War I through the present are eligible to participate. We

encourage all veterans to attend this program, but all residents

are welcome to attend the program.

Refreshments will be served.

THIRD ANNUAL SENIOR PROM

Saturday, April 21, 6:00 PM

The Interact Club students from Fletcher High

School invite you to this year’s Senior Prom. The

theme this year is “A Country Western Evening.” Mark

your calendars now for a wonderful night of dinner, live

music, and dancing. The Blue

Moon Ramblers will be providing

the musical entertainment

sponsored by St. Paul’s by-the-

Sea Episcopal Church.

There is no dress code,

but if you want to dress for the

theme, start putting together your

Country Western attire. The

students want to enjoy an evening of intergenerational

interaction with YOU!!! One thing for sure . . . the

evening will be AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!

MUSIC AND FELLOWSHIP:

An Evening of Music and

Dessert with the Families of

the Beaches Vineyard Church

Monday, April 30, 6:30 PM

Do you love music? Do you love to sing or hear others

sing? Some residents have stated they would love to

have a night to sing hymns, worship choruses, and other

songs. The Vineyard worship team has answered your

request and is excited to provide this opportunity.

They will bring desserts for you to enjoy.

Dan, “The Fruit & Vegetable Man”

FRESH PRODUCE

Every THURSDAY

9—11 AM Suites Side South Parking Lot

SOMETIMES his wife will make:

$2 BOILED PEANUTS

$1 BANANA PUDDING

$1 PINEAPPLE UPSIDE DOWN CAKES

Good produce at reasonable prices!