1001 College Way

PO Box 989

South Sioux City, NE 68776

Baby Boomers and Beyond

Join us at the College Center for special informational and fun sessions and a chance to share with new and old friends. The day includes a free lunch. Ad-vance mail–in registration is re-quired.

Packets of information will be available at the Welcome table that morning outlining your day’s activities.

So come early and grab a cup of coffee and donut and gear up for an awesome day at “college”.

See you on May 12!

Northeast Community College

and Thrivent Financial Partnering Together to Present

Baby Boomers and Beyond

Learning, Fun and Fellowship

for Baby Boomers of all Ages

Thursday, May 12, 2016

9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

College Center

1001 College Way

South Sioux City, Nebraska

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______ Economic Update

______ iPad Basics

______ Mind Exercises to Keep You Sharp

______ Let’s Golf—Fun for Any Age

______ Smartphone 101

______ Daily Nutrition—Get the Facts

______ Identity Theft—Protect YOU

______ iPad Basics

______ Mind Exercises to Keep You Sharp

______ Let’s Golf– Fun for Any Age

______ Smartphone APPtitude

_______ Daily Nutrition—Get the Facts

Session II (11:10-12:00)

Session Descriptions

Smartphone 101 Today’s smartphones are powerful tools that go far beyond simply placing calls. It’s like carrying an entire PC and entertainment system in your pocket. Learn the basics of using your smartphone. (Not for Apple prod-ucts) Michele McCreary, Instructor. Legally Speaking—The Four Documents Everyone Needs for Estate Planning No matter what your income or asset level, you need to have updated documents for your Estate Plan. Learn how a Will, POA, Health Care POA and a Living Will can help you keep control. Colby Lessmann Everything “I” What is all the hype about an iPad, iPod, and iPhone? What do they each do? Learn about apps that are available for all the I’s out there! (Only for apple products.) JoAnn McKenzie, instructor. Economic Update Get the straight talk about current markets to help answer important questions. Hear updates on changes in the economy and markets, and find out what they mean to your financial strategy. Keith Bales, CFP, FIC, RICP. Smartphone—APPtitude Discover all about the Android apps availa-ble and how to understand them and use them effectively. Play games, take photos, search the web, and interact with others on social media sites using apps. (Not for Apple products) Michele McCreary, instructor. Leaving a Legacy Are there people and organizations in your life that you care about and want to help sustain financially? This session will intro-duce you to ways to unleash your generosity and ensure your legacy lives on. Keith Bales, CFP,FIC, RICP and Christine Tudor, Northeast Community College. Daily Nutrition—Get the Facts Nutrition is a central aspect of aging well. In this presentation you will receive valuable information about what nutrients may help you age well. Corrinna will give you some general information about daily value rec-ommendations for various nutrients, what foods contain these nutrients and how you may incorporate them into your lifestyle. Corrinna Lenort, RD, LD, LMNT.

Etsy—What’s This? Do you have vintage items (20 years or old-er) just taking up space or maybe crafts you make and would like to sell? You might want to check out Etsy. This online selling site offers one-of-a-kind goods for sale. Maybe you can sell on Etsy, too! JoAnn McKenzie, Instructor. US Railroads of World War II During the Second World War, United States railroads carried over 80% of everything that moved. The other almost 20% were by bus, trolley, and roller skates. Cars and bicycles were limited by inability to purchase rubber for tires. Gasoline was rationed. With such a huge task, railroads were called the “Lifeline of the Nation”. But that is only part of the story...The “lifeline” even gets longer! Dr. Rudy Daniels Self-Defense—Don’t Be A Victim This session focuses on providing senior citizens protection strategies to guard against violent acts toward the most vulner-able population in the country. It provides easy to learn strategies to help seniors pro-tect themselves from assaults and escape from attackers. The senior self-defense tech-niques are simple, quick and effective, and require no special strength or flexibility. Jeremy Grace, South Sioux City Police Officer. Let’s Golf—Fun for Any Age Beginner or long-timer on the course...hear about your stance, swing, etiquette and lots more. Justin Arlt, Golf Pro, Dakota Dunes Country Club.

Visiting Angels At Your Door Visiting Angels is one of the organizations that provides seniors and adults with the needed assistance to continue living at home. Learn about the many options availa-ble and how to select the right home care agency and caregiver whenever that need might arise. Kristen Hammerstrom Sensory Gardening Many gardeners choose plants for their visu-al appeal, but with a little extra thought -all the senses are able to be aroused in the landscape. Sensory gardens provide oppor-tunities for seeing, smelling, hearing, touch-ing and tasting. In sensory gardens, plants and other garden elements work together to provide stimulation for all the senses. Laurie Taylor, Master Gardener.

Baby Boomers and Beyond Registration Form

Thursday, May 12, 2016

Name ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

City___________________________________________________________________State___________________ Zip_____________

Telephone Number____________________________________________ Birth Date______________________________

Email address__________________________________________________________________________________________________

______ Leaving a Legacy

______ Everything “I”

______ Visiting Angels At Your Door

______ Sensory Gardening

______ Self Defense—Don’t Be a Victim

______ Legally Speaking

Session IV (2:10-3:00)

______ Tales from the Sidelines— Football

______ Etsy—What’s This

______ US Railroads of WWII

______ Vertical Gardening—Just Hanging Around

______ Self Defense—Don’t Be a Victim

______ Legally Speaking

We’d be delighted to have you join us at the College Center for Baby Boomers and Be-yond on Thursday, May 12. This stunning building is complete with state-of-the-art classrooms, lounge areas, vast expanses of windows, high-tech audio visual equipment, spacious restrooms and free wifi.

Ample parking is available around the Col-lege Center.

So please make your first and second choice of the many classes being offered during the sessions. We provide a free lunch, and all the fellowship and laughter that have come to make Baby Boomers and Beyond so special to everyone.

Thank you for spending the day with us!

Please select two classes noting your 1st choice and

your 2nd choice for Session I, II, III and IV.

iPad Basics Discover what you need to know about how to use an iPad. Learn about gesturing, typing, add-ing content, troubleshooting common issues, and downloading apps. JoAnn Mckenzie, in-structor. Mind Exercises to Keep You Sharp Do you wonder about what is normal memory loss or how to strengthen your memory skills? Hear about exercises, pointers and quizzes for you to use to remember what is important in your busy life. Maralyn Grimoskas, CAPOM & DTM. Identity Theft—Protect YOU! This identity theft session will inform and em-power you to safeguard your identity. As a par-ticipant, you’ll explore real-life scenarios in or-der to identify actions that help or hinder the safety of personal data. The session is designed to help you: understand how identity theft can occur; learn tips to help protect yourself; and know what steps to take if identity theft hap-pens to you. Pam Bales, Thrivent. Vertical Garden– Just Hanging Around Gardening is fun, but when living in a city, hav-ing enough space to grow what you wish can be an issue. If you are not able to grow out due to lack of space, growing up will enable you to grow more fruits, vegetables and flowers in less space. Vertical gardening allows a gardener to make the best use of the space available. Laurie Taylor, Master Gardner. Tales from the Sidelines—Football What’s it really like to be a coach on the side-lines of a Big Ten Conference college football team? Hear Bob tell about his experiences as an assistant coach for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team. Dr. Bob Henderson, Instructor.

Registration Deadline

Thursday, May 5

Please complete the registration form on the next page and mail it to:

College Center PO Box 989 South Sioux City, NE 68776 Attn: Dawn Smith If you have questions, please call 402-241-6402 or email dsmith@collegecenter.org

Free Lunch in Room 126 from 12:00—1:00 p.m. With Special Entertainment

Register Early!

Limited to 150 seats.