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Mary Beth Lawrence

Executive Director

Manuel Sena

Executive Chef

Annette Gaytan

Life Enrichment Director

Jason Hatcher

Maintenance Director

Mary Flores

Business Coordinator

Samantha Ward

Community Relations

Resident Birthdays

Hildred Sandy 2nd Jim Perkowski 12th

Anne Paschall 15th

June Barrett 19th

Laura Nelson 22nd

Carl Hogg 26th

Staff Birthdays

Marybeth Lawrence 12th

Vol. 1 Issue 14 June 2017

Resident Journey June Barrett

Please join us June 20th

@ 2:30pm to hear the

amazing life’s journey of

June Barrett who will be

turning 101 this month.

May 2017

Jerry and Elsie’s beautiful roses.

Thank you Megyn Balok and family for the beautiful

flowers in front of our community. Gateway School

Community Service Project.

Even though you are growing up doesn’t mean you should

stop having fun. - Nina Dobrev

.

June

Life Enrichment Events

Please Join Us!

Resident Birthday Party

Stress Free Coloring

Resident Journey

Employee Spotlight

Bridge

Wine Not? Happy Hour

Friday Night Movies

Chicken Foot Roswell Zoo will feature an animal

from one of their exhibits.

Pedicures & Manicures by a

Licensed Cosmetologist

Senior Circle Monthly Birthday Party

Daily Exercise

Dime Bingo

Sole Mates Walking

Skip BO

Wii Bowling

Worship Services

Bible Study

Mix and Mingle

Proactive Hearing

Clean hearing aids

Hearing tests

Banking Services

Pioneer Bank

Bible Study

St. Andrews

Trinity United Methodist

Women’s United Methodist

meeting

Blood Pressure Checks

Encompass Home Health

Frontier Home Health

Transportation

Monday through Friday

Transportation to all doctor

appointments and area shopping.

Sunday

Transportation for residents to attend

area churches.

Three generations:

Resident Peggy

Bell with her

granddaughter

and great

granddaughter

Welcome New Residents

Wanda Walker

Louise Blair

Darlene Enzian

Happy Anniversary

Fred & Georgia

Shoenecker - June 21st

12 Summer Safety Tips

1. Stay Hydrated Remember to drink water often.

2. Talk to Your Doctor Check with your medical team to make sure any medications you are on

won't be affected by higher temperatures.

3. Keep Your Cool Even small increases in temperature can shorten the life expectancy for

seniors who are coping with chronic medical conditions.

4. Stay in Touch High temperatures can be life-threatening, For seniors, you should let friends

and family know if you'll be spending an extended period of time outdoors,

even if you're only gardening.

5. Meet Your Neighbors Get in touch with those who live in your neighborhood and learn a bit about

them and their schedules.

6. Know Who to Call Prepare a list of emergency phone numbers and place them in an easy to

access area.

7. Wear the Right Stuff Dress for the weather.

8. Protect Your Eyes Vision loss can be common among the elderly, and too much exposure to the

sun can irritate eyes and cause further damage.

9. Know the Risks of Hyperthermia Heat stroke is an advanced form of hyperthermia that can be life-threatening.

10. Rub on Sunscreen and Wear Hats Everyone, young and old, should wear sunscreen when outdoors.

11. Apply Bug Spray The elderly is particularly prone to West Nile Virus and encephalitis.

12. Exercise Smart If you enjoy outdoor activities such as walking or gardening, make sure to

wear the proper clothing and protective gear. Do not stay out for long

periods and make sure to drink even more water than usual when exercising.