September 2017

Please Join Us As We Celebrating Assisted Living Week

September 11th – 15th!

Monday 11th— Crazy Socks Day Tuesday 12th— Dress Like Your Favorite Super Hero Day Wednesday 13th—Dress Like Your Favorite Disney Character Day Thursday 14th—50’s Sock Hop with a Sock Hop Party! Friday 15th—Wear your Football Jersey Day! Both Residents and Staff are able and Encouraged to Participate!!

I lived in an orphanage when I was young. I almost chose the screen name of Jean Adair. I was one of the first women to own her own production com-pany. I converted to Judaism after marrying Arthur Miller. I am portrayed as a dumb blonde but I have an IQ of 168.I was never nominated for an Academy Award, but I did win a Golden Globe for my role as Sugar Kane. Who Am I?

Sally Ann Roundtree

Dozier Joyner Margaret Maheu John Forestor Jack Metree

Diann Havens

Management Team

Executive Director

CJ Reeves

Assistant Executive Director Erica Nelson

Director of Nursing

Bobbie Gordon

Memory Care Director Nina Newman

Marketing Director

Corie Robbins

Dining Services Director Ronnie Kaleel

Activity Director

Crystal Melton

Housekeeping Supervisor Gloria Matthews

Maintenance Director

Julius Butler

The Benefits and Importance of

Fruits and Vegetables

People who eat a healthy, balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables can help lower their risk for heart disease, Type 2 Diabetes and some types of cancer.

More Fruits and Vegetables

prevents high blood pressure and obesity.

Fruits and Veggies are

nutritious for you in any form, fresh, frozen, canned or dried!

They provide the essential

fiber needed that helps keep you full and your digestive system happy.

Reduces the risk of

developing kidney stones and help to decrease bone loss.

They are low in calories to

help you stay thin or help you loose weight.

Fruits and Veggies are rich in

vitamins and minerals that help you stay healthy and keep you energized. Vitamin A keeps eyes and skin healthy and helps to protect against infections. Vitamin C helps heal cuts and wounds and keep teeth and gums healthy.

They are a quick, easy,

delicious and nutritious snack to have any time of the day.

There is a large variety of

fruits and vegetables so there is always something new to try!

September 7 @ 10:30–

Catholic Mass

Every Tuesday @ 2:15– Couple’s/ Men’s Bible

Study

Every Thursday @ 2:30– Women’s Bible Study

Every Sunday @ 9:30– Church Service with

Pastor Gary

Every Sunday @ 9:45– Catholic Communion

Marilyn Monroe

Sept 2……...Melba Lovett Sept 2……..Emory Sutton Sept 4……….. Eloise Ellis Sept 7………...…. Francis Campedelli Sept 8.. Ruth Southerland Sept 10…………...Darcile McClellan Sept 21….. Edna Rodgers

Around the Community

Upcoming Events & Out-

ings September 1 @ 4:00– Happy Hour September 3 @ - Labor Day Lunch Cookout September 4 @ 4:00– Mix and Mingle with Ruth September 6 @ 11:00– Lunch to Metro Diner September 8 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Jane September 9 @ 2:00—Piano Recital in the Bistro September 11 @ 2:30– Mix and Mingle with Lorna September 13 @ 11:00– Lunch to Red Lobster September 14 @ 2:00– Alzheimer’s Support Group: The Basics September 15 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Harry September 20 @ 11:00– Lunch to Long Horn September 20 @ 2:30– Sass and Brass September 21 @ 3:00– Mix and Mingle with Vivian September 22 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Mike September 27 @ 11:00– Lunch to Chili’s September 29 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Pam

The Benefits and Importance of

Fruits and Vegetables

People who eat a healthy, balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables can help lower their risk for heart disease, Type 2 Diabetes and some types of cancer.

More Fruits and Vegetables

prevents high blood pressure and obesity.

Fruits and Veggies are

nutritious for you in any form, fresh, frozen, canned or dried!

They provide the essential

fiber needed that helps keep you full and your digestive system happy.

Reduces the risk of

developing kidney stones and help to decrease bone loss.

They are low in calories to

help you stay thin or help you loose weight.

Fruits and Veggies are rich in

vitamins and minerals that help you stay healthy and keep you energized. Vitamin A keeps eyes and skin healthy and helps to protect against infections. Vitamin C helps heal cuts and wounds and keep teeth and gums healthy.

They are a quick, easy,

delicious and nutritious snack to have any time of the day.

There is a large variety of

fruits and vegetables so there is always something new to try!

September 7 @ 10:30–

Catholic Mass

Every Tuesday @ 2:15– Couple’s/ Men’s Bible

Study

Every Thursday @ 2:30– Women’s Bible Study

Every Sunday @ 9:30– Church Service with

Pastor Gary

Every Sunday @ 9:45– Catholic Communion

Marilyn Monroe

Sept 2……...Melba Lovett Sept 2……..Emory Sutton Sept 4……….. Eloise Ellis Sept 7………...…. Francis Campedelli Sept 8.. Ruth Southerland Sept 10…………...Darcile McClellan Sept 21….. Edna Rodgers

Around the Community

Upcoming Events & Out-

ings September 1 @ 4:00– Happy Hour September 3 @ - Labor Day Lunch Cookout September 4 @ 4:00– Mix and Mingle with Ruth September 6 @ 11:00– Lunch to Metro Diner September 8 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Jane September 9 @ 2:00—Piano Recital in the Bistro September 11 @ 2:30– Mix and Mingle with Lorna September 13 @ 11:00– Lunch to Red Lobster September 14 @ 2:00– Alzheimer’s Support Group: The Basics September 15 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Harry September 20 @ 11:00– Lunch to Long Horn September 20 @ 2:30– Sass and Brass September 21 @ 3:00– Mix and Mingle with Vivian September 22 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Mike September 27 @ 11:00– Lunch to Chili’s September 29 @ 4:00– Happy Hour with Pam

September 2017

Please Join Us As We Celebrating Assisted Living Week

September 11th – 15th!

Monday 11th— Crazy Socks Day Tuesday 12th— Dress Like Your Favorite Super Hero Day Wednesday 13th—Dress Like Your Favorite Disney Character Day Thursday 14th—50’s Sock Hop with a Sock Hop Party! Friday 15th—Wear your Football Jersey Day! Both Residents and Staff are able and Encouraged to Participate!!

I lived in an orphanage when I was young. I almost chose the screen name of Jean Adair. I was one of the first women to own her own production com-pany. I converted to Judaism after marrying Arthur Miller. I am portrayed as a dumb blonde but I have an IQ of 168.I was never nominated for an Academy Award, but I did win a Golden Globe for my role as Sugar Kane. Who Am I?

Sally Ann Roundtree

Dozier Joyner Margaret Maheu John Forestor Jack Metree

Diann Havens

Management Team

Executive Director

CJ Reeves

Assistant Executive Director Erica Nelson

Director of Nursing

Bobbie Gordon

Memory Care Director Nina Newman

Marketing Director

Corie Robbins

Dining Services Director Ronnie Kaleel

Activity Director

Crystal Melton

Housekeeping Supervisor Gloria Matthews

Maintenance Director

Julius Butler