TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEK

149088 © 2014 Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved

TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEKFull-service Retirement Community

2801 Shortgrass Road • Edmond, OK 73003405-340-1975 • Touchmark.com

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

THE{FULL}LIFE

Welcoming 2014

February 2014Contact a Full Life team member for additional details, including registration, transportation information, and participation requirements.

Sunday, Feb. 2, 5:30 pm Super Bowl Party. Grand Hall.

Friday, Feb. 7, 5 - 7 pm Valentine dinner. Creekside and Fireside dining rooms. Please sign up at front desk.

Monday Feb. 10, 10 am Resident Council Meeting. South Activity Room.

Tuesday, Feb. 11, noon - 1:30 pm Lunch ’n Learn. Second in a series of five luncheons that Touchmark is hosting. Topic: I’m Just Looking. Please sign up at front desk. Grand Hall.

Tuesday, Feb. 11, 3 pm Navigators Meeting. Private Dining Room.

Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2 pm Resident Tea with heart-to-heart theme. Grand Hall.

Thursday, Feb. 13, 5 - 6:30 pm Men’s Dinner. A dinner of beef ’n beer plus good fun with “the guys.” Please sign up at front desk. Game Room.

Friday, Feb. 14, 4:30 pm Valentine’s Mix and Mingle Dinner. Creekside Dining Room.

Tuesday, Feb. 18, 3 pm Armchair Traveler. Crepes and champagne are bound to transport you to a dreamy afternoon in Paris. No need to worry about packing and showing your passport. Grand Hall.

Wednesday, Feb. 19, 10 am Coffee Talk. Bistro.

Monday, Feb. 24, 10:30 am Newcomers’ Coffee. Welcome your newest neighbors. Bistro.

Wednesday, Feb. 26, 3 pm Card Making with Jenny. North Activity Room. Please sign up at front desk.

Wednesday, Feb. 26, 6:30 pm Guest Bingo. Grand Hall.

See the full calendar of events online: TouchmarkEdmond.com/pdf/community-event-calendar.pdf

People gathered for the New Year’s Eve celebration wearing their party hats. Revelers enjoyed food, drinks, and fun. Pictured (upper left, clockwise): Leslie Harrison, Betty Mullen and Erica Aveard, Peggy Morrison, and Doyle and Norma Chadwick.

Enjoying your {FULL} Life Touchmark is a community of friends celebrating and living the Full Life—and enjoying the benefits of services and amenitites. We invite you to visit and learn more about what we call the {FULL} Life!

Jill Johnson Kliewer

Jill Johnson Kliewer is a native of Oklahoma but grew up in Louisiana. She is a graduate of Northwestern Oklahoma State University, where she studied education and psychology and met her future husband. Jill married her college sweetheart, Tommy, and they have been happy to call the Oklahoma City area home for the last 20 years. She is a proud mom to daughter, Paisley, a sophomore at OU, and son, Paxton, a junior in high school.

Professionally, Jill’s background is in counseling and social services, which has given her the opportunity to work with many populations, from prison inmates to homeless families. “I love working with and helping people,” says Jill. “I’m excited to be at Touchmark and thankful to the staff and residents for making me feel welcome.”

During her free time, Jill loves to attend sporting events, especially baseball, and travel. The beach is a favorite. “I’m happiest when spending time with family and friends,” shares Jill. An avid reader, she also enjoys watching old movies and is currently trying to teach herself to knit.

Emily White

Emily is originally from Cowboy Country but has lived in Edmond the last 20 years. She attended University of Central Oklahoma, where she received her degree in business administration as well as her MBA.

Emily’s work career started at OPUBCO (The Daily Oklahoman) in the IT department, and from there, she went to work for Boeing Aerospace.

Emily has been married to Jeff for 15 years, and they have two children, Eli, 10, and Maddyson, 7. When kids came along, Emily and Jeff decided that her staying home with the kids was the best choice for them. In the meantime, Emily got her Realtors ® license and has worked part time for the last several years. “With the kids in school full time, I decided to get a full-time job, and Touchmark is the perfect place.”

When Emily isn’t working, you will find her either watching her kids play basketball, coaching her daughter’s basketball team, attending a church- or sports-related function, or enjoying other family activities. “There is nothing slow-paced about our life, and I love it all,” says Emily. “Go Cowboys! Go Thunder! Go Sooners!”

Touchmark welcomes two retirement counselors

Gathering for good times

Executive Director Melissa Mahaffey kicked off Touchmark’s five-part Lunch ’n Learn Series. During the presentation, which was titled Change is inevitable: It’s how you manage it that’s important, she shared a useful tool to help people identify key values and control change. The next presentation is Tuesday, Feb. 11 from noon to 1:30 pm. The topic: I’m Just Looking. (People are asked to sign up at front desk.).

Featured: the Harding model home at 624 Touchmark Court

Offering: new construction, high quality cabinetry, crown molding, granite counter tops, and covered patio

Marge Coalman, EdDVice President of Wellness & Programs

Matters of the heartFebruary is a perfect time to soak up heart-filled sentiments. Both physical and spiritual. As you enjoy the merriment of the season, take time to think about the importance of your heart health as well as your relational health and legacy. In two articles, Touchmark Vice President of Wellness & Programs Marge Coalman, EdD, discusses the importance of connecting with family (and especially creating an end-of-life plan) and shares helpful information from the 50th US Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health. Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.

For a recent Men’s Dinner, the guys enjoyed beef ’n beer and good times. The ladies also gathered for book club and discussed the bestseller The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, which takes place in 1939 Nazi Germany.

Enjoying your {FULL} Life Touchmark is a community of friends celebrating and living the Full Life—and enjoying the benefits of services and amenitites. We invite you to visit and learn more about what we call the {FULL} Life!

Jill Johnson Kliewer

Jill Johnson Kliewer is a native of Oklahoma but grew up in Louisiana. She is a graduate of Northwestern Oklahoma State University, where she studied education and psychology and met her future husband. Jill married her college sweetheart, Tommy, and they have been happy to call the Oklahoma City area home for the last 20 years. She is a proud mom to daughter, Paisley, a sophomore at OU, and son, Paxton, a junior in high school.

Professionally, Jill’s background is in counseling and social services, which has given her the opportunity to work with many populations, from prison inmates to homeless families. “I love working with and helping people,” says Jill. “I’m excited to be at Touchmark and thankful to the staff and residents for making me feel welcome.”

During her free time, Jill loves to attend sporting events, especially baseball, and travel. The beach is a favorite. “I’m happiest when spending time with family and friends,” shares Jill. An avid reader, she also enjoys watching old movies and is currently trying to teach herself to knit.

Emily White

Emily is originally from Cowboy Country but has lived in Edmond the last 20 years. She attended University of Central Oklahoma, where she received her degree in business administration as well as her MBA.

Emily’s work career started at OPUBCO (The Daily Oklahoman) in the IT department, and from there, she went to work for Boeing Aerospace.

Emily has been married to Jeff for 15 years, and they have two children, Eli, 10, and Maddyson, 7. When kids came along, Emily and Jeff decided that her staying home with the kids was the best choice for them. In the meantime, Emily got her Realtors ® license and has worked part time for the last several years. “With the kids in school full time, I decided to get a full-time job, and Touchmark is the perfect place.”

When Emily isn’t working, you will find her either watching her kids play basketball, coaching her daughter’s basketball team, attending a church- or sports-related function, or enjoying other family activities. “There is nothing slow-paced about our life, and I love it all,” says Emily. “Go Cowboys! Go Thunder! Go Sooners!”

Touchmark welcomes two retirement counselors

Gathering for good times

Executive Director Melissa Mahaffey kicked off Touchmark’s five-part Lunch ’n Learn Series. During the presentation, which was titled Change is inevitable: It’s how you manage it that’s important, she shared a useful tool to help people identify key values and control change. The next presentation is Tuesday, Feb. 11 from noon to 1:30 pm. The topic: I’m Just Looking. (People are asked to sign up at front desk.).

Featured: the Harding model home at 624 Touchmark Court

Offering: new construction, high quality cabinetry, crown molding, granite counter tops, and covered patio

Marge Coalman, EdDVice President of Wellness & Programs

Matters of the heartFebruary is a perfect time to soak up heart-filled sentiments. Both physical and spiritual. As you enjoy the merriment of the season, take time to think about the importance of your heart health as well as your relational health and legacy. In two articles, Touchmark Vice President of Wellness & Programs Marge Coalman, EdD, discusses the importance of connecting with family (and especially creating an end-of-life plan) and shares helpful information from the 50th US Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health. Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.

For a recent Men’s Dinner, the guys enjoyed beef ’n beer and good times. The ladies also gathered for book club and discussed the bestseller The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, which takes place in 1939 Nazi Germany.

TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEK

149088 © 2014 Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved

TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEKFull-service Retirement Community

2801 Shortgrass Road • Edmond, OK 73003405-340-1975 • Touchmark.com

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

THE{FULL}LIFE

Welcoming 2014

February 2014Contact a Full Life team member for additional details, including registration, transportation information, and participation requirements.

Sunday, Feb. 2, 5:30 pm Super Bowl Party. Grand Hall.

Friday, Feb. 7, 5 - 7 pm Valentine dinner. Creekside and Fireside dining rooms. Please sign up at front desk.

Monday Feb. 10, 10 am Resident Council Meeting. South Activity Room.

Tuesday, Feb. 11, noon - 1:30 pm Lunch ’n Learn. Second in a series of five luncheons that Touchmark is hosting. Topic: I’m Just Looking. Please sign up at front desk. Grand Hall.

Tuesday, Feb. 11, 3 pm Navigators Meeting. Private Dining Room.

Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2 pm Resident Tea with heart-to-heart theme. Grand Hall.

Thursday, Feb. 13, 5 - 6:30 pm Men’s Dinner. A dinner of beef ’n beer plus good fun with “the guys.” Please sign up at front desk. Game Room.

Friday, Feb. 14, 4:30 pm Valentine’s Mix and Mingle Dinner. Creekside Dining Room.

Tuesday, Feb. 18, 3 pm Armchair Traveler. Crepes and champagne are bound to transport you to a dreamy afternoon in Paris. No need to worry about packing and showing your passport. Grand Hall.

Wednesday, Feb. 19, 10 am Coffee Talk. Bistro.

Monday, Feb. 24, 10:30 am Newcomers’ Coffee. Welcome your newest neighbors. Bistro.

Wednesday, Feb. 26, 3 pm Card Making with Jenny. North Activity Room. Please sign up at front desk.

Wednesday, Feb. 26, 6:30 pm Guest Bingo. Grand Hall.

See the full calendar of events online: TouchmarkEdmond.com/pdf/community-event-calendar.pdf

People gathered for the New Year’s Eve celebration wearing their party hats. Revelers enjoyed food, drinks, and fun. Pictured (upper left, clockwise): Leslie Harrison, Betty Mullen and Erica Aveard, Peggy Morrison, and Doyle and Norma Chadwick.