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2002 W. Sunnyside Drive Phoenix, AZ 85029 (602) 943-1800Fellowship Square News

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November 2014HONORING OUR VETERANS

Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 9 a.m. (Center)Fellowship Square will be hosting a Veterans

Day Breakfast for all veterans and their families on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 9 a.m.

Thank you for your years of service!

Veterans Day Service Campus Event Nov. 11 at 10 a.m.Fellowship Square would like to honor all our veterans here at Fellowship Square. Join us inthe front parking lot of Fellowship Square for

our Veterans Day service, Marching Band,Color Guard presentation and music

performance by the Christian Care Choir.(Campus Event - Everyone Is Welcome)

Forgotten Angels Toy Drive Kick-Off Celebration Event

Nov. 20 at 2 p.m.Fellowship Square Phoenix will be hosting a

Forgotten Angels toy drive. We will simply becollecting new toys for any age child. These toys willbe used for the children whose names are not picked

from a tree. Come join us as we choose our angelsand enjoy some pre-Christmas refreshments and the

community spirit of giving.

VOTE!! Trip to the Polls, Tuesday, Nov. 4,

at 1:30 p.m.


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Bless Someone

FOOD DRIVELast year was our first year working with St.

Marys Food Bank,and we collected 522

pounds of non-

perishable food! Wewould love to surpasslast years donation.

As an added incentive,we will partner withhe Fellowship SquareGift Shop. Every day

you bring in adonation, you will be

entered into a

drawing. Stop by theGift Shop to donateand see all the great prizes! Prize winners

will be notifiedFriday, Nov. 14.

Part 2 - Trip toAlaska Nov. 5 at 1 p.m. (Center)

Ice Cream!!!!

Jamestown and Beyond When we speak of the first

Thanksgiving, we usually are talking about what happened in theMassachusetts Bay Colony. There wasanother group who preceded them to theNew World known simply as the Virginia

Company. They settled in Jamestown, Virginia, in 1609 after a four-monthjourney from England. The VirginiaCompany was a private stock company which included a group of businessmenand entrepreneurs who wanted to make aliving in the New World. They were alsolooking for gold, The Northwest Passage,and were interested in silkwormproduction. This is not exactly the group

you are looking for to build a fort andbrave the environs of early 17th Century Virginia.

Most of you have been to the site andhave seen the reenactment there. What you probably do not know is that over the next 16 years the fort was abandonedtwice and rebuilt a couple of timestheir private stock company had lost money and most of the people lost their lives.

They endured many of thethings our Pilgrims in

Massachusetts went through:starvation, harsh winter anddisease. They had one more, andthat was about two weeks after their arrivalthe natives attacked

Jamestown was named for KinJames of Scotland and England,the son of Mary Queen of Scots. couple of years later he wouldauthorize a new translation of theBible you know as the King Jame Version 1611. It was Anglicanbelievers who settled Virginia.

Congregationalists had landed,as previously mentioned, inMassachusetts in 1620 at Plymouth Rock. The nativeshelped there and celebrated theFirst Thanksgiving with themnow that is diversity! In MarylanLord Baltimore, a protestant wholater joined the Roman Catholic Church, began the colony inBaltimore. John Wesley, thefounder of the Methodists, went to Georgia to help with the effortthere. Philadelphia, Maryland andRhode Island were first inreligious tolerance-freedom, withmany different groups, including,but not limited to, Quakers

Baptists, Mennonites, DutchReformed and Presbyterians.

Do you think these people would give thanks together in the1700s? You know they did! Can you give thanks for all of thesepeople today? There are over 1,200 groups associated withChristianity in the United States. As Dickens Tim would say, Go

bless us, everyone!


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Saturday Movie Matinee Documentary Series The Roosevelts

Join us for a 10-week intimate history of The Roosevelts beginning Saturday, Nov. 8, at 1 p.m. in the Center.

Guided Tour at The Mesa Art Museum &Gallery Nov. 21 at 1:30 p.m.

We will be taking a guided tour to The Mesa Art Museum & Gallery. They are displaying a Circus

Theme Exhibit. Admission and Tour is FREE! Spaceis limited, so please sign up in the Blue Book.

Happy

BirthdayResident Birthdays

November 2 Pat Jung November 2 Martha WoodNovember 2 Frank KratzNovember 3 Kathleen Ulbricht November 3 Joyce CoolidgeNovember 4 Myrtis Britt November 5 Phyllis RohrsNovember 5 Lois HummelNovember 6 Frank Zito

November 12 Betty MooreNovember 12 Lew DumbauldNovember 14 Marie SmallNovember 15 Sibyl OutcaltqNovember 15 Helen Kirk November 15 Vera GreenwoodNovember 16 Rita King November 18 Julia AyersNovember 18 Ruth Beck November 19 Evelyn Hayward

November 20 Jim Kleabir

November 21 Pat Mueller November 22 Betty Leu Albright November 23 Kathy QuillinNovember 24 Marie NelsonNovember 26 Louise Ashley November 26 Carolyn LoStracco

Employee BirthdaysNovember 3 Stojanka Jovic November 5 Donald Sehr November 12 Michael WillisNovember 14 Jamie ChildressNovember 17 Dolores CulpNovember 17 Anne WilhiteNovember 18 William CottonNovember 21 Mauro MunozNovember 26 James Meyer November 28 Kimberly McQuarrieNovember 28 Nemanja Cvijetic

Residents Who Have Relocated1104 Sylvia Dockery 2218 Phyllis Tucker

Goodbye, Friend3112 Betty Moore

New Neighbor

Welc meNew R esidents

Delores and Delmont

SyversonNorthridge 3318

Evogene StephensSouthgate 1127

Carol FoleySouthgate 1104

No Photo

AvailableLaVerne FridenmakeNorthridge 3214


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ovember 2014

Visit With Bogey and Birdie

olunteer Al Sharp willbe bringing by Bogey d Birdie for a Pet Visit n Thursday, Nov. 6, at p.m. If you dont havepet and want to spendsome time with theties, come by and givethem some loving!

VRATE EXPOBUS TRIP

VisionRehabilitation and

AssistiveTechnology ExpoNov. 7 at 1 p.m.VRATE is the largest

exposition in theSouthwest solely

edicated to presenting the latest word in

medical advancementsd community services

vailable to the visually impaired, blind andeaf-blind. (Sign up in

the Blue Book.)

Sunday Monday Tuesday

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CR 3:00..Worship HourGuest Speaker:Leonard Griffin

3CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..FrysL 10:00..Writers GuildCR 10:00.. Concentration*LV 11:00..Lunch at TacoBell/Pizza HutCR 11:15. Chair Zumba WithKayla (Chair Dance)

*LV 1:30..Frys TripCR 2:00..Pick-A-Prize BingoL 2:00.. Knitting CircleCR 6:00..Bingo

*LV 92..Medical RunCR 9:00..Exercise ClassCR 10:00..Advanced CreativStitchL 10:00. Blood Pressure CliCR 11:15..YOGA CLASSCR 12:30..Wii Bowling*LV 1:30..Trip to the Polls

Election Day CR 2:45. Steady Ready ClasCR 4:00 Choir PracticeCR 6:00..Hand & Foot

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CR 3:00..Worship HourGuest Speaker:Marty Neese

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CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..FrysCR 10:00..Cancer SupportGroup (NEW) (Facilitated by Resident Sarah Duncan)CR 11:15. Chair Zumba*LV 1:30..Frys TripCR 2:00..Pick-A-Prize PokenoCR 6:00..Bingo

CR 9:00..NO EXERCISE*LV 92..Medical Run*CR 9:00..Veterans BreakfasOC 10:00 VETERANS DAYCAMPUS EVENT (MarchinBand, Color Guard Service)11:15.. YOGA CLASSCR 1:00..Art ClassCR 2:45. Steady Ready ClasCR 4:00 Choir PracticeCR 6:00..Hand & Foot

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CR 3:00..Worship HourGuest Speaker:Leonard Fleming

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CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..FrysCR 10:00..ConcentrationCR 11:15.. Chair Zumba WithKayla (Chair Dance)*LV 1:30..Frys TripL 2:00..Knitting CircleCR 2:00..Pick-A-Prize Bingo

CR 6:00..Bingo

*LV 92..Medical RunCR 9:00..ExerciseL 10:00..Blood Pressure CliCR 10:00..Advanced CreativStitchCR 11:15..YOGA CLASSRC 12:00-1:30..AVONCR 12:30..Wii BowlingCR 2:45. Steady Ready Clas

CR 4:00 Choir PracticeCR 6:00..Hand & Foot

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CR 3:00..Worship HourGuest Speaker:Chris Chandler

CR 3:00..Worship HourGuest Speaker:Tom Haney

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CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..FrysCR 11:15..Chair Zumba WithKayla (Chair Dance)*CR 1:00..Goodwill*LV 1:30..Frys TripCR 2:00..Pick-A-Prize PokenoCR 6:00..Bingo

CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 92..Medical RunCR 10:00. Walking ClubCR 10:00..Advanced CreativStitchL 10:00..Walker and ScooterRepairCR..11:15..YOGA CLASSCR 1:00..Art ClassCR 2:45.. Steady Ready ClaCR 4:00 Choir PracticeCR 6:00..Hand & Foot


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Calendar of Event

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday tion KeyCenterBus Leaves

Outside CenterviewPutting Green

Centerview LoungeDining Room

Horseshoe Pitool Areap At ComputersRainbow Caf

NATIONAL

MONTH

Alzheimer ' s

DiseaseCR 10:00..CatholicServiceNO TAI YOGA TODAY

CR 6:00..Open Games

5:00..Exercise Class0:00..Bible Study 11:00..Lunch at Cowboy out Grill (NEW)1:30..Frys (10% Off Day)1:00..Travel to AlaskaJeff Corwin (Part 2)

ie - Ice Cream Treats Will

erved!00..TJS Travel Clubing:15..Bunco

6*LV 8 11..Medical RunCR 9:00..Exercise ClassCR 10:00.. LCR Dice Game(Everyone Wins)*LV 1:00..Bank Run*LV 3:30..Dinner at ChristosRistorante (Italian NEW)CR 2:00..Horse Races

CR 3:00.. Visit With Bogey and Birdie (Yorkies) (NEW)CR 6:00.. Entertainment by Freddy G (Variety Show)

7CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..Post OfficeCR 10:00..Wheel of Fortune*LV 10:00.Walgreens/CVS*LV 10:30..SproutsCR 11:15 Chair Pilates (CoreStrength and Breathing)*LV 1:00..VRATE EXPO for the

Visually ImpairedCR 1:30..Friday Flick..Dan inReal Life (Staff Favorite)CR 6:00..Open Bridge

CR 10:00..CatholicServiceCR 11:30..Tai YogaCR 1:00.. Movie Matinee Intimate History ofThe Roosevelts

(Part 1)CR 6:00..Open Games

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:00..Exercise0:00..Bible Study 11:00..Lunch andping at Arizona Millsin Tempe (NEW):00..LCR Dice Game

kels Ony)

:15..Bunco

13*LV 8 11..Medical RunCR 9:00..ExerciseCV 10:00.Price Is Right (NEW)(PRIZES)CR 1:30.. Movie Matinee The Perfect Wave*LV 1:00..Bank Run*CR 3:15..Beginning Sewingand Crafts With Susan

*LV 3:30..Dinner at ManuelsCR 6:00..Entertainment by Hooked on Dancing

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CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..Post OfficeCR 10:00...Wheel of Fortune*LV 10:00.Walgreens/CVSCR 11:15 Chair Pilates*LV 1:30..Dollar Tree TripCR..1:30..Friday Flick LouderThan Words NEW RELEASECR 6:00..Open Bridge

CR 10:00..Catholic ServiceCR 11:30..Tai YogaCR 1:00..Movie Matinee Intimate History ofThe Roosevelts(Part 2)

CR 6:00..Open Games

19:00..Exercise0:00..Bible Study 11:00...Lunch at Pinkingo (Chinese)1:30..Target or Hobby y Shopping Trip2:00.. Christmas Crafts

king Homemadestmas Cards) (Resident

rite):15..Bunco

20CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 8- 11..Medical Run*LV 9:15..ASU Class*LV 1:00 Bank Run (SpaceLimited)*LV 1:30..Trader Joes*CR 2:00.. Forgotten Angels AG 2:30..Lutheran Service*LV 3:30. Red Lobster TripCR 6:00.. Entertainment by Short & Sweet HARVESTSHOW

21CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..Post OfficeCR 10:00..Wheel of Fortune*LV 10:00.Walgreen/CVS*LV 10:30..SproutsCR 11:15..Chair PilatesCR 1:30..Friday FlickEdge of Tomorrow(New Release; Tom Cruise)*LV..1:30..Trip to The Mesa Art Museum and Gallery CR 6:00..Open Bridge

CR 10:00..CatholicServiceCR..1:00 Movie Matinee Intimate History ofThe Roosevelts(Part 3)CR 6:00..Open Games

26:00..NO EXERCISE0:00.. Thanksgivingce and Christian Carer Performance1:30..Christown/ Walmart:00..Low Vision VIPing (Activity Calendar-Ups and Newslettering):15..Bunco

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HAPPY THANKSGIVINGSPECIAL CONCERT6 P.M.THANKSGIVING SPECIALEntertainment by theROE FAMILY BAND(Center)

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CR 9:00..Exercise*LV 9:00..Post Office*LV 10:00.Walgreens/ CVSCR 11:15 Chair PilatesW/KaylaCR 1:30..Friday FlickMaleficent NEW RELEASECR 6:00..Open Bridge

CR 10:00..CatholicServiceCR 1:00.. Movie Matinee Intimate History ofThe Roosevelts(Part 4)CR 6:00..Open Games


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Fridays Flicks

Dan in Real LifeNov. 7 at 1:30

Louder Than Words

Nov. 14 at 1:30

Nov. 28 at 1:30

Beginning Sewing andCraft Classes

Thursday, Nov. 13, at 3:15 p.m.

Join our volunteer, Susan, as sheteaches beginning sewing and

stitching classes. Lots of fun projectsand craft ideas and pay forward

opportunities. Dont Miss Out! Signup in the Blue Book if interested!

WorksGood

A BIG PAY IT FORWARD THANK YOU!!!!

Thank you to all the residents whohelped out preparing, sorting and

assembling these special carepackages for the Hospice of the

Valleys Ryans House for

pediatrics. You all made a hugedifference in the lives of these

children. Thanks again!Matthew 7:12

The Roe Family Band

Special Thanksgiving Performance Thursday, Nov. 27, at 6 p.m. (Center)

The Roe Family Band will be here Nov. 27 at 6 p.m.for a special Thanksgiving performance. This is aresident favorite, so you dont want to miss this

event! Come early for great seats!

Thanksgiving Celebration and ServiceNov. 26 at 10 a.m. in the Center

Join Chaplain Brad and the Christian Care Choir for a special Thanksgiving service and musical

performance.


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DID YOU KNOW??Our very own Health Center recently

arned a five-star rating from theArizona Department of Health Services!Congratulations to all of the HealthCare Center staff for their hard work nd a job well done!

How much do you know about our Health Center?

In 1979, a handful of devotedChristians recognized an opportunity o minister to Arizona seniors by

offering affordable nursing care.Realizing the need, they formed a501(c)(3) nonprofit organization andnamed it Christian Care. In 1980, theornerstone was laid for a 60-bedNursing Center and inscribed withhe following:

Cast me not off in the time of oldge; forsake me not when my strengthaileth. Psalm 71:9

Christian Cares spiritual foundationontinues to be a significant haracteristic in its day-to-day

operation and is reflected in our mission statement:

Motivated by Christian love andoncern, we strive to provide quality nd responsive senior housing,

hospitality and health care services. What are some of the services that

re offered at our Health Center?

Wellness program that accentuatesmind and body Post-surgical andpost-hospital care Short-term rehabLong-term, skilled nursing careRespite care Individualized careplans Medication administrationPhysiatry services to maximizeehabilitation Physical, occupationalnd speech therapy Attending

Physician.

Short-Term Rehabilitation Services.Skilled Nursing Centers like our HealthCenter provide a cost-effective way toenable patients with injuries; acuteillnesses or postoperative care needs torecover in an environment outside of ahospital. Costs are usually covered by Medicare and Supplemental insurances. The average length of stay for aMedicare short-term rehabilitation is23 to 25 days.

Long-Term Care. Our Health Center also cares for chronically ill andterminally ill patients. Costs are usually covered by private pay and ArizonaLong-Term Care (Arizonas Medicaid).

However, the most commonadmission to a skilled nursing center involves a patient who needsrehabilitation after a hospital stay.Physical, occupational or speechtherapy services are provided by licensed therapists or assistants. Other common admissions are patients whoare having challenges with painmanagement and disease processes,such as cancer, Parkinsons or COPD.

Now you know! Want to know more? Please contact Cynthia Mora, Admissions Coordinator for ChristianCare Health Center, at (602) 443-5470. Would you like to make sure you haveindicated that Christian Care HealthCenter is your nursing center of choiceafter a hospital stay? Please contact Valerie Kinder, Resident ServicesCoordinator for Fellowship Square, at

(602) 443-5417.

Beauty Shop Ne

NOTICE We are quickly approaching the

holiday season. It ia very busy time inthe FS Salon. As a

of the holidays, Thanksgiving,

Christmas and New Years, fall on

Thursday, we woullike to remind you t

schedule your appointments ahead

Please be on time,and if you cant kee

an appointment,CALL to let us knoSomeone else mighbe able to use that

time.Senior gift-giving ialways difficult. If your children ask

what you would likfor Christmas,

remember we havegift certificates

available. These aralso nice for you to

give to a specialfriend who is also resident.

ALSO, a friendlyreminder ...

Pedicures, Toenail Trims and Manicure

are ONLY done onthe second and

fourth Mondays ofthe month.


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November 2014

STAFF DIRECTORY

Daily Activity Line ....................................... Updated Daily Activities ....................602-443-5445

Take Out Meal Orders ...............................................................................................602-443-5424Chris Welch ................................................. Life Enrichment Coordinator/...................................................................... Transportation Supervisor .................602-443-5421

Brad Auten .................................................... Chaplain..............................................602-443-5486Valerie Kinder............................................... Resident Services Coordinator ...........602-443-5417Shelley Aynes ............................................... FS Residential Administrator .............602-443-5419Teddi Thompson........................................... Dir. Of Environmental Services .........602-443-5420Front Desk..................................................... Receptionist ........................................602-443-5427Tamarra White .............................................. Accounts Receivable ..........................602-443-5423Mark Bucalo.................................................. Facilities Manager/Security................602-443-5400

Dave Elliott ................................................... Director of Dining Services................602-443-5425Kimberly Sanders.......................................... Dining Room Manager .......................602-443-5468Home Health ..............................................................................................................602-443-5447Bob Hernandez.............................................. SrFIT ..................................................602-443-5479Beverly Young.............................................. Beauty Shop .......................................602-443-5422Kathy Loscheider .......................................... Executive Director..............................602-443-5439

Featured Volunteer for November 2014: Eleanor Heath

Please visit the Volunteer office on thesecond floor of Centerview if you would likemore information on volunteering.

Please meet Eleanor Heath. Eleanor has been volunteering since 2011 on paper. However, she has beengreeting new residents for a long time.

Eleanor volunteers because of her love for people. Shehas been a volunteer for many organizations. She was aSunday School teacher, a Brownie and Girl Scout leader from the time she was 18 until she was 65. She tries to liveher life helping others. Eleanor says, The Lord has beengood to me, and I try to live as he wants me to.

She loves meeting new people and offers to help thembecome familiar with all that is offered at FellowshipSquare. Eleanor says, My greatest joy is when I hear themsay they already feel they have a friend because of what they learned from talking to me. I know that to have afriend you must be a friend.

Thank you, Eleanor, for all your volunteer efforts!

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