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N’ THE MANOR OF SPEAKING
INDEPENDENT LIVING
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March 2019
What’s inside? Phone # 2
New Residents & 3 Orientation
Birthdays & Party 3
Grocery Shopping 4
Winners! 4
Campus Happenings 5
Chaplain’s Chat 6 & services
Dietary, Maintenance, 7
& Housekeeping news
Wellness Calendar 8
Memorials 11 & 12
Calendar “loose”
2208 N. Loop 250 W.
Midland, Texas
79707
(432) 689-9898
www.manorparkinc.org
If you have a suggestion, correction or comment about the newsletter, activities, or campus
issues— please contact
Sherice Barndt 699-3469 or email
Dear Resident, As part of Manor Park’s ongoing commitment to provide you with the highest quality living experience, we will be conducting a resident engage-ment survey. We have contracted with Holleran, an independent research firm, to conduct the study. • With the delivery of the April newsletter, beginning Friday, March 22nd
you will receive a written survey at your front door. An on-line version will also be available on the computers in the library. Set-up help is available from the IL staff members.
• This survey should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. • You will be asked to rate your current level of engagement/satisfaction
within your community. • No one at Manor Park will have access to your survey. • Individual responses will be strictly confidential. • Once your survey is completed, you will mail it directly to Holleran. A
pre-addressed, postage-paid envelope will be included with the survey for your convenience. Holleran will also provide their toll-free
telephone number in the event you have any questions while com-pleting the survey.
• Summaries of the data will be compiled into a report for your commu-nity.
Our goal is to provide our residents with an opportunity to voice their opinions. You will soon receive more information on the process. Thank you in advance for taking the time to complete the survey! Sincerely, Alan Hale
Executive Director TIME CHANGE
Sunday, March 10th
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Neighborhood Resident Council Monthly Meeting
Information / Receptionist 689-9898 (Independent Residents)
Activity / Event Inquiries 699-3426; 699-3428
Accounting / Billing 699-3422
Beauty Shop: Somewhere In Time
699-3405
Chaplain 699-3404
Clinic (FMH Foundation) 689-0042
Director of Independent Living 699-3469
Dining Room ext.2020 689-9898
Grill (Clubhouse) 699-3418
Helen Greathouse Manor 694-1691
Housekeeping 699-3433
Maintenance / Repairs / Handyman 699-3427
Mabee Healthcare Center 689-0707
Marketing Office 699-3414
Pharmacy 689-3355
just need a refill? Call 699-6065
Receptionist (Mabee / Younger) 699-3401
Security 967-3898
Transportation (Medical & Valet) 699-3474
Communication is very important to us.
COMMENT SHEETS are available in three locations:
Receptionist office IL Activities sign up table
Clubhouse entry
Please leave the completed form with the receptionist.
Dir. IL Sherice Barndt 699-3469 or email
NEXT meeting Tuesday, Mar 19 at 2:30
Blischke, Jim Allegra Boone Bowles, Patsy (Miller, Carrie Jo)
Brenner, Hal & Leanne Carnett, Em Collins, Gail
Cook, Tom & Kerri Kay Courtney, Kay Davis, Evelyn
Emerson, Genell Forsyth, Jackie
Fox, Linda Hale, Mervyn & Jody Hall, Al Howard, Snooky
Jensen, Richard & Irene Jones, Patsy
Malone, Skippy Sherrod, Joyce Skiles, Jack
Stice, Dale & Carolyn Stooksberry, Barbara
Vaughn, Elizabeth Vinson, Vi Watts, Joyce & Richard Anita West
We have over 27 neighborhoods, each of which has a Resident Representative. Currently we have one empty. These volunteers play an integral role in communication to neighbors as well as fostering well being in each neighborhood.
Monthly Resident Meeting
Tuesday, Mar 26 9:30am Right Activity Room
(coffee, juice, & muffins at 9:00 a.m.)
Resident Meetings give our valued residents an opportunity to hear from the Executive Director, Alan Hale, about what is happen-ing on our campus and in the community. We encourage you and your neighbors to
join us each month.
Frequently Called Phone Numbers
Challenge! Bring a
NEW neighbor
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Diane & Patsy
DePrang
115 Bridgewter
Charles Sessions
137 Bridgewater
Andrea Willard
206 Wallace Circle
New Resident
Orientation
Weds, March 27
3:00 pm Tour
3:30 pm Session
For more
information,
call 699-3469
Each resident attending
will receive a special gift
handmade by the
Needlework Group.
**If you were unable to
attend in the past,
please, join us at one of
our monthly meetings.
Join us to CELEBRATE !
Thurs, March 21st
5:00pm - 6:00pm Right and Left Activity Room
SERVING: Irish Stew over mashed potatoes with cornbread and soda bread
$5 charge Non - birthday
residents & guests
Come early for the group birthday picture
March Birthdays
Dining Room open for
takeout only on this day.
Staff from St. Luke’s UMC
will be here Ash Wednesday, March 6, at Noon
to conduct a service. The service will be
in the Parks-Faudree Family Chapel.
+ + + + + + St. Ann’s will distribute
Ashes at 10:30am March 6th in the
Parks-Faudree Family Chapel
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. . .
Victory Garden – Do you have a passion for gardening? We have 7 re-stored raised beds that will flourish with a little TLC and water. Contact Linda Mc Donald -319-294-2117
Happy Hour - Our Auxiliary is al-ways glad to have new members join them Sept - May each year. If you have a relative or friend that would be interested in joining this group, please have them contact Nicole Church 699-3426 TOUR OF HOMES - Volunteers needed. Call Marketing 699-3414
Carolyn Stice 3-2
Ann Atchison 3-3
Emma Slawson 3-3
Alvin Talley 3-5
Barbara Dickenson 3-6
Barbara Cartwright 3-7
Jeannette Thompson 3-9
June Reid 3-9
Frankie Jo Jones 3-10
Anita West 3-10
Regina Neill 3-11
Evelyn Davis 3-13
Ernie Showalter 3-16
Tracy Alexander 3-16
Richard Davis 3-17
Jack Skiles 3-20
Shirley Perkins 3-22
Sondra Freeman 3-23
Larry Mann 3-24
Pat Barker 3-30
Terry Adams 3-31
Baker Hallford 3-31
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MEXICAN TRAIN Join the fun!
1-21-19 Ann Minter 99 1-28-19 Gracie Shaw 177 2-6-19 No results 2-13-19 Game cancelled
Manor Park’s Winners
Bridge
Jan 21 Feb 4
High: Jody Hale High: Helen Farmer
2nd High: Betty Berry 2nd High: Mary Truex
Jan28 Feb 11
High: Mary F. Wallace High: H.elen Farmer
2nd High: Betty Berry 2nd High: Betty Berry
Mah Jongg
Come learn! We take it slow.
1-19-19 Lucille Balko
1-22-19 Joann Cozart and Lucille Balko
1-27-19 Lucille Balko
2-2-19 Gracie Shaw/Carol Donahue
2-5-19 Lucille Balko/JoAnn Cozart
2-9-19 Lucille Balko
2-11-19 JoAnn Cozart
Recycle Collection Days for January
Mar 13 - Paper only
Mar 27 - Plastic & Aluminum only
USE BLUE recycle bags or mark clearly with GREEN tape/string to indicate “recycle”
Supporting the
Resident Recycle Initiative
is our GOAL! RECRUITING!
Collection day helpers Avid recyclers
Do you ever feel like a plastic bag? Drifting through the wind, wanting to start again?
Plastic bags have it rough. They're plastic, yet NOT RECYCLABLE!
It's rare for a local recycler to accept plastic bags. Plastic bag markets require that these materials be clean, dry and empty. Once inside a recycling bin, they definitely DO NOT meet the first two criteria.
Solutions: 1. Use an alternative type of bag.
2. Keep bags separate and return to a local store which accepts them.
Every Thursday, the Wallace Building
Residents begin gathering at 8:30 a.m. in the foyer of the Wallace bldg.
The bus leaves promptly at 8:55 a.m.
We now rotate between Albertson’s & HEB. Look at the calendar for which grocery store
is scheduled each week. CONTACT Nicole with questions
699-3426
Grocery Shopping . . . let us do the driving!
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Mondays
Mexican Train 1:00pm
Living Room - Various games
played daily after lunch. Come join
the FUN!
Bridge 1:00pm
Right Activity - Call Em Carnett at 687-6962 or Leon Thompson at 699-7133 for a place at
the tables. Come join us!
Adult Coloring
2:00pm In the Atrium –
Join others as they color on paper or
tablet.
Shape a New Normal
2:00pm Chapel
Third Monday A support group
led by Chaplain Bill Billett to help
residents cope with life changes after
the death of a family member.
Tuesdays Computer Group
10:00am Library
Most Tuesdays, a volunteer resident
will be helping with computers.
MahJongg 1:00 pm
Living Room Contact Gracie Shaw 704-1756
Needlework & Crafts Group
2:00pm Living Room
For beginners and experts. Gather to work on projects for the campus as well as personal
items. Party Around
the Piano 5:30pm
Great Room in Clubhouse
Every second Tue. and last Thur.
Midland Health Lab
7:00am to 7:30am FMH Medical Service (across from the pantry)
First and third Tuesdays
Get your lab work done early in the
morning; you need your insurance card, I.D., doctor’s order
for lab work & FAX number; if
you have questions call- (432)221-2100
Wednesdays Coffee Klatch
9:00am
Atrium
Coffee and juice served along with
something to munch or dunk;
Recycle pick up -
Begins at 12 noon
2nd & 4th Wed. CHECK your
CALENDAR for pick-up dates and
types. Have separat-ed bags out
by your curb.
Games
1:00pm
Living Room
Come join the fun! Play cards, dice, or
dominos games
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Thursdays
Men’s Coffee Club
9:00am Clubhouse Grill Bring your own mug for compli-mentary coffee; you can order
breakfast at the Grill too!
Grocery Shopping 8:55am
Bus departs from Wallace Bldg.
Let us do the driv-ing; climb aboard the 14-passenger buses; shop about an hour; we help unload your pur-chases.
Party Around the Piano 5:30pm
Great Room in Clubhouse
Every second Tue. and last Thur.
Bring a snack, your favorite drink, and
come have a good time!
Book Club 2:30pm
Rt. Activity Rm- First Thurs. of
month. Questions ? Daryl Lane
704-1249
Alzheimer’s Support Group
10:00am OR 2:00pm
Rt. Activity Rm. Last Thursday
each month.
Fridays/ Saturdays Bookmobile
10am - 11:30am Helen Greathouse
Manor (HGM) Come check out a
book, video, or book CD.
Celtic Heritage
Gathering 6pm
Rt Activity Rm Second Saturday
A gathering for those interested in Celtic traditions; Manor Park pro-vides a meeting location for this
group. Residents are welcome to
attend
BINGO 3:00pm
Rt Activity Rm Third Saturday
Sponsored by Westside Lions
Club with prizes provided.
CAMPUS HAPPENINGS
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Chapel Services
Friday Mornings
10:30am Catholic Mass- St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Sunday Mornings
9:45am Hymns /**10:00am
Sunday Afternoon
4:00pm Vespers
Mar 3 - First United Methodist
Mar 10 - First Presbyterian
“Back Sliders” performers
Mar 17 - Holy Trinity Episcopal
Mar 24- Christ Church Midland
Mar 31 - St. Luke's Methodist
Other gatherings
Bible Study Parks-Faudree
Family Chapel organized by Melissa Schuler of FUMC Wednesday, 2:30 in Chapel
Grief Support Group
SHAPING A NEW NORMAL
The 3rd Monday of every month 2pm Parks-Faudree Chapel
Chaplain Bill Billett is present to meet with whoever comes to the
chapel to listen to you as you talk
about what is going on in your life.
Do you have a prayer request? If you would like to be added to the prayer list, place your request in one of the boxes located around the campus. Requests are collected and distributed to
the Manor Park prayer group. Boxes are located throughout the campus.
You may also send your prayer requests to: [email protected]
Chaplains Chat...
Many of you have heard about changes that have taken place within the Sunday morning services at the Parks-Faudree Family Chapel (across from the Receptionist Office) and the Sunday morning Bible Study that is held in the Wayne Moore Room of Helen Greathouse Manor. Both of these activities now start at 10:00 a.m. Concerning the service at the Parks-Faudree Family Chapel, I have had one church group, St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, agree to lead that service on the second Sunday of each month, beginning in March. I hope to hear soon form other church groups, or individu-als, that are considering ways in which they can minister to our residents. Benita Birmingham begins playing the piano at 9:45 as people begin to come in for that service. One of our Independent Living residents, Sharon Spears, is willing to lead the Sunday morning Bible Study time at HGM. If others ex-press interest in helping with this ministry, I will be working with everyone involved to see where best to have them plug in. My hope is that this will help ease any stress in not being responsible every week for this activity. Also, Beverly Draper plays music as people come in for this service. If you are aware of anyone that would be willing to help lead music for any of these services/Bible Study times, please let me know. I will be letting each group now of any de-velopments, as I can, so you will be aware of what is happening. Blessings, Chaplain Bill Billett BCC Let me know if I can be of help as you face any transition in your life. I am open to meeting with you. Please let me know if you would like me to come by and visit you. My phone number to my office is 699-3404 or send an email
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The On Dietary
Campus Dining Options
Café Barney’s Hours of operation daily:
11:30am – 1:30pm lunch 4:00pm – 6:00pm dinner
“To go” or delivery (lunch only) Call - 689-9898 ext. 2020
Wildcatters Grill Tuesday – Saturday 8:00 am – 3:00pm
Eat in or take out available. Delivery to your car from the
back door upon request- 699-3418.
Village Pantry “Grab and Go” foods available for lunch.
Mon - Fri 10:30am until 3:30pm
Please notify the Housekeeping Dept. at 699-3433 when you are not going to need housekeeping services. While we prefer ad-vanced notice, you can notify the Housekeeping Dept. the day the service is scheduled. You may also call if you are not going to be home, but would still like to receive housekeeping services. We would need permission to en-ter your home when you are not there. Please do not worry that your housekeeper will miss out on her hours – there is always plenty of work in the main build-ing. If we miss you on your normal housekeeping day, we will make every effort to make up your house in the same week.
As we look towards Spring, Manor Park Land-scaping Staff will begin planting the front beds upon request. If you would like to purchase your own plants we will plant them for you. If you need plants in your front flowerbeds, please contact the maintenance office and we will get you on the list. Aldredge will only be plant-
ing in our common areas (front of buildings, campus
entry, etc...).
Housekeeping can be contacted
for spot-cleaning of carpet and
your housekeeper will clean the
inside of your home windows.
BUT, did you know. . .
Window Cleaning and Carpet
Cleaning is a yearly service
provided by Manor Park?
Contact the Maintenance Dept
for scheduling at 699-3427.
. . . Housekeeping
DINING HAPPENINGS
Mar 7 - Dutch Treat Wildcatter’s Grill 5:00pm Mar 19 - Dinner with the Chef’s Dining Room at 5:00pm. Sign up required Mar 21 - “DAT” meeting in Dining Room at 2:00pm. Mar 28 - “CHAT” meeting at the Grill, 2:00pm
Spring is upon us! A great time to begin planning
parties for Sunday School classes, Bridge groups, Family
Reunions, Clubs, etc... Manor Park has a number of
venues available for rent, at the Clubhouse:
Great Room (seats 120) Ortloff Room (seats 30)
Concho Patio (seats 100) Contact- Nicole Church
699-3426 Catering Services-
Chef Michael Francis 432-699-3425
The NORTH GATES have been repaired. The new operators function a little different: - One car through the gate at a time. - The key card will not be read unless the scanner is RED and the gate is completely CLOSED
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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
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Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
4 Fit Mix 10 AM
5 Get Limber 8:30 AM
Balance 3 PM
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Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
Line Dancing 2 PM
7 Get Limber
8:30 AM
Balance 3 PM
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Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
11 Walking Group starts!! Meet at 8 AM in front of the Wallace bldg.
Fit Mix 10 AM
12 Get Limber 8:30 AM
Balance 3 PM
13
Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
Line Dancing 2 PM
14 Get Limber
8:30 AM
Balance 3 PM
15
Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
Wear Green for St.
Patrick’s Day!
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Walking Group
8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
19 Get Limber 8:30 AM
Balance 3 PM
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Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
Line Dancing 2 PM
21 Get Limber
8:30 AM
No balance due to
birthday
party
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Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
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Walking Group
8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
26 Get Limber 8:30 AM
Matter of Balance 3
PM in LA room
Balance 3 PM
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Walking Group 8 AM
Fit Mix 10 AM
Line Dancing 2 PM
28
Get Limber 8:30 AM
Matter of Balance
3 PM in LA room
Balance 3 PM
March Wellness Center Newsletter Hi everybody! A few things will be going on for the month of March: Daylight Savings Time will
begin March 10th, which means Walking Group will start up Monday March
11th! Make sure to bring your walking shoes and join!
St. Patrick’s Day is March 17th, but the Wellness Center encourages you to wear
green on Friday, March 15th as you work out to join in on the fun!
Matter of Balance have been rescheduled to this month on March 26th, 28th and April 2nd and
4th. Get past the fear of falling and come learn about what you can do to prevent falling in the Left
Activity room.
Exercising can benefit you when it comes to fall prevention as well, so consider participating in the
Walk to Ireland challenge this March! All throughout the month of March, log in your cardio session
at the Wellness Center and watch as everyone helps contribute towards the goal of walking from
Midland to Ireland. Come by the Wellness Center to get started on working out, find out more infor-
mation on classes, or participate; or call (432)699-3411 for Jennifer or Olga.
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FMH MEDICAL SERVICE AREA
Texas Tech Physicians
Dr. Chau Minh Le
Family and Geriatric Medicine
Offering home visits for our
Independent Living residents
THURSDAYS
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
432-349-8331
(Leave a message)
All About Hearing
Appointments can be made
TUESDAYS 9a - 12p.
Call to schedule an appt:
432-689-2220
HANDY HELPER SERVICES
Computer HaNDYMAN
Services
Schedule a work order through the Maintenance Office
697-9033
HANDYMAN SERVICES For example ... Hang pictures,
assemble furniture, up-keep of patio and more.
Contact
Maintenance Office 697-9033
HANDY HOUSEKEEPER
Let us help with those home duties that are time
consuming and difficult to accomplish. Specialty house
services can be hired for a nominal fee so you can enjoy
your retirement lifestyle. To schedule your services:
Housekeeping - 699-3433 OR [email protected]
LAB SERVICES
Midland Health
Will now provide services out of the FMH Medical Services office
(across from the pantry). 7:00am to 7:30am
First and third TUESDAY
PANTRY SERVICES
Village Pantry postage stamps,
detergent, snacks, milk, & more!
Monday - Friday 10:30a - 3:30p 697-9010
PHARMACY SERVICES
Provide RX Mon—Fri
10a-1pm & 2p—5:30p 689-3355
FREE on campus delivery Call early for
same day delivery
Need to REFILL a prescription? call 699-6065
RESPITE SERVICES
HGM-VOGEL Respite care available
Intermittent rates 7a—7p Daily (24hr) rates up to 2weeks
Offered 7 days a week. Admission criteria must be met along with required paperwork.
For more information
Call 432-694-1691 or email [email protected]
SALON SERVICES
Somewhere In Time Salon For men, women, & home services
Tuesday thru Friday For appointment call:
699-3405
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Valet
Monday thru Friday 8am - 4pm
For a roundtrip in the Midland city limits the rate is $12. If you have
multiple stops, you will be charged an extra $5 per stop.
For MP staff assistance (staying with Resident during the outing)
the rate is $20/hr . For a trip to the Airport cost is
$20 one way.
After-hours and Weekends When one person or a group (up to 14 persons) would like to use the
Valet services for an event the charge is $25/hr minimum of 2 hrs. This amount can be divided by all
passengers. TRANSPORTATION Dept.
CALL- 699-3433 or EMAIL [email protected]
Medical Transport
Services are available for medi-cal appointments in Midland
and Odessa. Benefits include: -Reduce stress of
parking space -Door to door service
-Avoid busy traffic
Call 699-3474. Leave a voice message and
they will return your call
Include in your message: Your name
Your address Date & time of your appointment
Name of your doctor
YELLOW PAGES
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WHO KNOWS WHAT?
Alathea & Jim Blischke
Cruise the Mediterranean
sailing all the way to Florida
Weds, March 20 at 2 PM
Wayne Moore Room (HGM)
A light snack is served.
Spring Style Show
Chico’s Fashions, modeled by our very own,
Saturday, March 23 10 am
R & L Activity Rooms
Come enjoy mimosas, a light brunch, and a little shopping!
Sign up today! Space is limited
Book Club Meets the first Thursday of every month at 2:30pm in the Right Activity Room. Over the next 3 months we will discuss the following books on the dates listed. We invite you to join us for one book or for all.
Mar 7th - My Antonia By Willa Cather April 4th - Founding Brothers: The Revolution- ary Generation by Joseph Ellis May 2nd - Get Shorty By Elmore Leonard
We’ve come so far!
THANKS to you! Now as you drive by the
historic Ritz Theatre, you’ll see our new marquee light-ing up Main street. Inside, the new skylight has been installed, letting in the sun-
light to brighten up our amazing new home!
Join us for a tour! Friday, March 29th Bus leaves at 1pm
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About Hospice Care - part 2 (A Medicare Benefit) How your hospice benefit works
If you qualify for hospice care, you and your family will work with your hospice provider to set up a plan of care that meets your needs. For more specific in-formation on a hospice plan of care, call your state hospice organization.
You and your family members are the most im-portant part of a team that may also include: ■ Doctors ■ Nurses or nurse practitioners ■ Counselors ■ Social workers ■ Pharmacists ■ Physical and occupational therapists ■ Speech-language pathologists ■ Hospice aides ■ Homemakers ■ Volunteers In addition, a hospice nurse and doctor are on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to give you and your family support and care when you need it. A hospice doctor is part of your medical team. You can also choose to include your regular doctor or a nurse practitioner on your medical team as the attending medical professional who supervises your care. The hospice benefit allows you and your family to stay together in the comfort of your home, unless you need care in an inpatient facility. If your hospice pro-vider decides you need inpatient hospice care, your hospice provider will make the arrangements for your stay.
Information taken from: https://www.medicare.gov/pubs/pdf/02154-medicare-hospice-benefits.pdf
NEW Medicare cards
We are continuing to accept your NEW Medicare cards.
Please bring a copy to the IL Office.
Questions?? Sherice 699-3469
Tues, March 5th 11 am
In the Atrium Come enjoy music
and festivities!
B kmobile
Helen Greathouse Manor
Friday, March 8
10:00 am– 11:30
They offer:
Large print, Audio books,
DVDs, and “play-a-ways”. You can
call in special requests to be
brought by the bus.
Call: 432.688.4325
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Independent Living event sign-up sheets on clipboards…
The sign-up sheets for activities can be found on the two long wooden tables located in the Atrium. The clipboards are updated before the monthly Residents Meeting. Residents attend the Residents Meeting then sign up for next month’s events. If a ticket is required for an event, you must indicate if you have your own or NEED one for the event. Nicole will assist you with on-line ticket purchases.
HELPFUL EVENT INFORMATION
Events printed in BOLD on the calendar usually include a combination of a meal, a tick-et, or transportation. Residents are asked to sign
-up so we have a head count. This helps staff plan enough food, staff, and/or buses.
Life happens - if you signed up for an event and are unable to attend, it is important
to notify: Resident Services - 699-3426 24 hr. advance notice to avoid being charged :
$ 7.00 for on campus events $10.00 for off campus events
In Memory of Rhymogean Brown
Emma Frier
In Memory of Peggy Woods
Larry and Barbara McIntosh
Polly Porter
In Memory of Elizabeth Blankinship
Emma Frier
William and Patsy Bain
Permian Basin Restaurant Assoc.
Arlen Edgar
Bert and Anne Johnson
Clarence and Kerry Scharbauer
A.J. and Cece Brune
Michael and Suzanne Conaway
Patricia Blankinship
Bill and Sara St. Clair
Harris Kerr
Jack and Barbara Cartwright
Fermin Hernandez
Margie Lee
In Memory of Frances Ratliff
Polly Porter
In Memory of Martha Dwyer
Emma Frier
Anne McLaughlin
Harry and Carole Hinkle
In Memory of Jim Merriman
Judy Harris
Grady and Martha Yester
In Memory of Ned Daniels
Dr. Kris Howard
William and Darlene Bateman
Grady and Martha Yester
In Memory of Betty Ewan
Polly Porter
Jack and Barbara Cartwright
In Memory of Norma Parrish
Jim and Eileen Piwetz
Jack Burkett
In Memory of Mary Yocham
Jack Burkett
Jane Wolf
In Memory of Jess and Norma Parrish
Jack and Barbara Cartwright
Memorials and Gifts
When you wish to honor a friend or loved one with a memorial gift, please consider making Manor Park, Inc. the beneficiary of your contribution.
The gifts received from memorials are a fitting tribute because they are used to enhance the lives of our residents.
Contact Lucy Woodside - 699-3424 or [email protected] Make a Difference
In the Lives that Follow
Coming up next month . . . Survey DUE by Friday, April 5 Easter Sunday, April 21 Tour of Homes Wednesday April 24