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2019Fall Semester

SEPTEMBER THROUGH DECEMBER

Hello and thank you for your interest in Watermark University!

The foundation of Watermark University (WU) is to provide meaningful opportunities to

learn, teach and grow, resulting in a life of overall well-being. Research shows that

learning and keeping our mind active and sharp supports healthy aging.

At Watermark Retirement Communities® we are committed to encouraging our

residents and associates to lead balanced lives, full of meaning and purpose, grounded

in self-awareness and infused with curiosity. Our Watermark University courses help

achieve this goal.

By focusing on the Seven Dimensions of Well-being: Physical, Social, Intellectual,

Spiritual, Emotional, Environmental, and Vocational we offer the opportunity to achieve

a balanced life and we see the benefits across the country in every class, every day.

Sincerely,

Julie Morosani

Julie MorosaniCommunity Life Director

COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION

Accessorize with Style Taylor Fernandez October 19th • 2:00pm Connections Lounge

Can you wear white in Florida after Labor Day? The days of your shoes having to match your handbagperfectly are long gone. The most basic outfits can totally transform with the help of a few key accessories.They will help highlight or downplay your body's features and help create an overall more balanced outfitthat will allow YOU to shine. Come join Taylor in the Connections Lounge on October 19th at 2:00pm todiscuss some fashion faux pas and learn how to design your very own hair accessories.

Across America - EllisIsland to Denver, CO Chris Lorraine Wells September 2nd •

2:00pm Cypress Theater

We start our 1800 mile road trip across America with a visit to Ellis Island – complete with some history ofwhat it was like for early immigrants. We stop in New York City, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dutch Country,Hershey, Gettysburg, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, South Bend, Indianapolis, Chicago, Dyersville andKearney before getting home to Denver. It is a trip you will enjoy and likely visit places you have neverbeen to.

A Dessert Kind of Night Jazzmin Cabrera September 4th Wednesday • 6:00 pm The Gardens

Who doesn't enjoy a late night snack, especially when it's something sweet and easy to make? JoinJazzmin as she creates scrumptious desserts that take no time at all. With no fuss and no mess, feel free toenjoy these sweet treats with new friends, chat with old friends, and forget about the stress of the daywith each delicious mouthful you take.

Ancient Egyptian History Rita Toner Monday, October 21st •2:00 pm Cypress Theater

Ever wonder why some pharaohs were buried in the pyramids of Cairo, while others were buried intunnels in The Valley of the Kings? Do you know what the pyramids were made of or how they were builtor who they were built for? What did the first pyramid look like? Ever wonder where Joseph, Mary &Jesus were said to have taken refuge after King Herod’s order to kill all infant boys? How did the Egyptiansmake paper out of the papyrus plant? Learn about all of this and more, plus see pictures of my travels toEgypt.


Appetizers with Amanda Amanda Jaxheimer 1st or 3rd Wednesday • 3:30 pm Gallery

Remember meeting up with friends to exchange recipes? Come take a walk down memory lane withAmanda as she invites you into her kitchen and shares some of her favorite appetizer recipes dating threegenerations back. Armed with Grammy's cookbook, she will show you how to prep and prepare each oneand provide you with recipe cards to share with your family and friends. More importantly, we all get toenjoy something tasty before heading to the dining room for dinner...a lovely way to start any evening. Amanda hopes that you too will take a walk down memory lane and share recipes from your cook bookthat you remember making so she can continue to add to her most treasured treats. After all, appetizersare served first, so of course, they have to be the best part of any multi-course meal! Plus, they providean excellent opportunity for socializing and sharing! This class will meet monthly at 3:30 PM in the GalleryCafe - Wednesday, September 18; Wednesday, October 16; Wednesday, November 6; & Wednesday,December 4.

Becoming the Universityof Tampa...from hotel tocollege...a history of thishistoric Tampa landmark

Amanda Jaxheimer 2nd Tuesday • 2:00 pm Cypress Theater

Did you know that the University of Tampa was once a defunct hotel that was built by the great railroadmagnate Henry B. Plant?? The University of Tampa was not always the regionally accredited institutionthat is now a staple of the Tampa skyline. Come discover the rich history and facts about the beautifulbuilding that started it all and is now a historic landmark. Learn about the trials and tributes both theuniversity and the building faced throughout the course of history and it's architectural impact. Whichfamous people stepped foot on this beautiful campus? What is a minaret exactly? Come take a walkthrough time as you explore Amanda's Alma mater. For our last class held in December (date/time TBD),we will be planning a trip to the Henry B. Plant museum which is part of the university's campus for theannual Victorian Christmas Stroll. Class will meet the second Tuesday of each month at 2 PM in theCypress Theater - Tuesday, September 10; Tuesday, October 8; & Tuesday, November 12. The Decemberclass will be a trip and the date and time will be determined later in the semester.

Benefits of PhysicalActivity Ashley Pires October 2nd • 2:00 pm Cypress Theater

Have you ever wondered how beneficial physical activity really is to your health? It has numerous benefitsbeyond just the physical. You will simply feel better! Being physically active at least 30 mins a day will putyou in a better mood, allow you to feel more relaxed and enable you to sleep better. In this class we willdiscuss ways you can be more active and improve your health.


Bible Study Discussion Paul Umbaugh III 1st Thursday • 6:00 pm2nd Thursday • 6:00 pm

Gardens Connections Lounge

The Bible is one of the most widely discussed books ever printed. Interpretations vary between differentfaiths but one thing that is certain is more discussions need to be had. Regardless of your faithdenomination, Paul invites everyone to attend this class where he hopes to provide an open discussionwhere people can express their beliefs and feelings. Everyone will have something to contribute duringthis opportunity for fellowship as Paul leads the group on a journey to help you grow in your spiritual life.

Bible Study Pastor Ed Hartman Tuesdays • 10:30 am ConnectionsLounge/Gardens

A person’s religious faith is something uniquely personal to each individual, including our residents. Asmemory and cognition sometimes fade, faith can spark familiarity, memories, and can open one’s heart.Join Pastor Hartman as he hosts a Bible study for our residents. He will guide the group throughverses, psalms, and books of the Bible that are sure to help everyone on their spiritual journey.

Boxing 101 Amanda Jaxheimer Wednesdays • 10:00 am Cypress Theater

Fitness boxing is a great aerobic exercise. Aerobic exercise gets your heart pumping and helps lower therisk of high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. It can strengthen bones and muscles, burnmore calories, and lift your mood. But not all boxing classes are created equal. Now, we all know Amandalikes to add a spin on everything, and boxing is no exception. Amanda has trained with the "new" RayRobinson both in and out of the ring...now she is bringing her boxing skills to the chair and to you! She isgoing to introduce boxing in a whole new way that will help you get the blood flowing and increase muscletone, and of course, she is bringing the fun! Meet her every Wednesday morning in the Cypress Theaterinstead of the ring at 10:00 AM for her morning class and start your day off right! And then maybe throwa left and an uppercut as well!

Casino Craps ForBeginners William Potosky November 22nd •

2:00pm Connections Lounge

A Craps game is often recognized by the cheering and small crowds it attracts. Craps stands as one of themost interactive, challenging and engaging games that you can play and learn. So what is Craps? Craps is agame in which players make decisions on the outcome of the dice. Once thought to be a dying game,Craps has been growing in popularity. Join Bill in the Connections Lounge on November 22nd at 2:00pm tolearn the popular casino table game while experiencing and honing in on the best odds and socialization!


Clever Tips and Tricks Carly Pelland 4th Friday • 2:00 pm Cypress Theater

Learn how to repurpose common house hold items in clever and ingenious ways. From creative crafts toshortcuts on things that arise in our daily lives, this class is full of surprises and guaranteed to teach yousomething practical and innovative for everyday use!

Coffee Around The World Jazzmin Cabrera &Ashley Pires

1st Tuesday • 2:00 pm 1st Wednesday • 11am Gallery/The Gardens

People all over the world follow a very similar ritual: wake up, grab a cup of coffee. Where the ritualdiverts, however, is in the coffee's preparation, and sometimes its ingredients. Join Jazzmin as she sharesthe knowledge of dozens of coffee “cultures” that are fascinating. From the simple Italian espresso shot totraditional Turkish coffee ceremonies, see how people around the world take their cup of coffee.

Craftin' Skills Cassady Davidson 2nd Wednesday • 3:00pm Connections Lounge

Whether you are a beginner or an expert with years of experience, Cassady will teach you creative skill andself-expression and foster them through the making and sharing of arts and crafts. Come express yourselfthrough creativity with Cassady and your neighbors!

Creative Art Step by Step Lisa DeCamella

1st & 3rd Monday •10:30 am

2nd & 4th Monday •10:30 am

Connections Lounge andThe Gardens

Lisa has a passion for anything art related. She loves making holiday themed centerpieces and doordecorations as well as one-of-a-kind paintings. Lisa also loves putting glitter on everything! Lisa will use hercreative spirit to create a sample prior to each class and then will give step by step instructions to creatinga perfect masterpiece! Participants with little to no artistic ability will love this class just as much as theprofessionals!


Culinary Creations Josh Marlowe Last Thursday • 2:00 pm Gallery

The fall season to me embarks on a season of family gatherings and holiday parties with lots of food anddesserts. We are going to piggy back on the dessert train and bake up a storm. September starts the fallseason and while other places start to cool off, we are still a bit warm in Florida. That does not stop usfrom partaking! Figs are in full swing for the month of September and boy o boy are they delicious andsweet. Get yourself ready to make a honey rosemary upside-down fig cake. I know what you are thinkingwhen you hear rosemary in a cake…but just you wait... taste it and see for yourself. October as we all knowis known for Halloween but also screams pumpkin, so we must indulge. Get your costumes ready and holdon to your masks, because we are going to make a pumpkin roll. No we are not going to roll pumpkins, it’sa cake silly... This cinnamon cake is wonderful! It has pecans and is filled with sweet cream cheese. Canyou say YUM… Aww Thanksgiving or November as some people know it, is all about turkey, turkey, turkey,and cranberry sauce. I say let’s forget the turkey and lets do some cookies. Now we are not just bakingsome plain sugar cookies, but some white chocolate cranberry cookies. I know we are early for milk andcookies with Santa, but I think that you will love these. Now I can think of no better way to end this holidayseason without making some Oreo truffles. These simple, but oh so good little bites are delish! Oreosdipped in white chocolate (I mean you can’t go wrong with that). So I hope everyone comes to try one, nowait come and try all of these treats. Enjoy the fall/holiday season, spread some cheer, laughs andwelcome the good times.

Cupcake Decorating Class Anita Mangra December 20th • 2:00pm Gallery

Everyone at some point has seen a beautiful cake that is more like a work of art rather than a delicioustreat. However, appreciating an artistic pastry has never stopped anyone from still eating said dessert!Cupcakes are particularly delicious and are one of the easiest things to decorate. Join Anita as she sharesher pastry skills and demonstrates the various ways to transform a cupcake into a gorgeous yet delectablemouthwatering dessert.

Florida Ghost Towns -Memories on the Back

RoadsChris Lorraine Wells October 7th • 2:00pm Cypress Theater

Florida's bizarre history, obscure happenings, and inexplicable circumstances provide the perfect Octobersetting for some scary stories. If they don't give you goose bumps and make your hair stand on end, atleast they will offer you food for thought. Chris brings you stories of Indian legends from Silver Springs,stories of hauntings in the little town of Micanopy, an encounter with a specter at Fort Clinch nearFernandina, the legend of the choir boy who sings from beneath a church swimming pool in Jacksonville,and many more.


Hanukkah Traditions &Tastings Merav Halevi December 23rd •

2:00 pm Gallery

Come join Merav in the festival of lights Hanukkah celebration on Monday, December 23, 2019 at 2pmIf you enjoy celebrating different holidays and learning about different cultures, this is the class for you.Come and learn how to make potato latkes, spin the dreidel, light the menorah, eat delicious food andenjoy amazing wine with your friends and neighbors.

Hawaii & Its TwoVolcanic National Parks Chris Lorraine Wells November 4th • 2:00pm Cypress Theater

How about visiting the 8 main Hawaiian Islands on the way to the two volcanic National Parks? TheHawaiian Islands are the exposed peaks of a great undersea mountain range, formed by volcanic activityover a hot-spot in the Earth’s mantle. Explore each of the 8 main islands with Chris – who lived and taughtschool in Hawaii for 4 years – as she shares her stories and photography. The views, culture andexperiences are breathtaking! Aloha!

Health AwarenessSeminars Pamela Lewis RN BSN October 17th • 10:30 am Cypress Theater

Staying healthy is an important part of everyone's lives and that especially applies to today's activeseniors. Join Pam to learn ways to stay healthy with infection prevention on October 17th in the CypressTheater at 10:30am. Infection prevention and control is required to prevent the transmission ofcommunicable diseases in all health care settings.

History of Halloween & Most Haunted Houses in

The USDavid Kendrick October 30th • 2:00pm Cypress Theater

Venture out to the Cypress theater to hear the history of Halloween and a journey through the mosthaunted places in the U.S. Learn about the origins of the holiday, celebrations of the past and the present,and some bone-chilling trivia to kick off the spook-tacular season!

Holidays Around theWorld Chris Lorraine Wells December 2nd • 2:00pm The Gardens

Christmas traditions in Denmark, Brazil, Iceland, the Philippines and the continent Africa are shown anddiscussed in addition to learning about Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Boxing Day and other seasonal celebrationsand traditions. You will see how many of the traditions we have in the US for this holiday season arecarryovers from other countries and passed down through the generations. It will be a fun, educationaland enjoyable hour.


Homemade at Heart Jazzmin Cabrera

Sept 1st & 8th Sundays • 2:00pm

Sept 3rd & 10thTuesdays • 10:30am

Connections LoungeThe Gardens

Not very artistic? Not to worry, neither is Jazzmin! What counts is that Jazzmin puts her whole heart intoeverything she does and she wants to show you how fun crafts can be even if you are not an expert. JoinJazzmin as she gives step-by-step directions on how to create easy crafts while enjoying a sweet andsavory snack. By the end of the class, everyone's crafts will be the talk of the community!

How to Use Today'sTechnology Julie Morosani 2nd Mondays • 10:30 am Cypress Theater

Are you leery of today's technology or lag behind your digital native grandchildren? New technology todayis making it easier for you to stay in touch with your far away family, live more independently and get helpwhen you need it. Let's explore the world of Apps, how to download and use them for so many things likevideo chats, or online shopping. Do you know what a podcast is? If you struggle with how to use yoursmart-phone, tablet, or laptop this is the class for you. Bring your devices for hands on instruction.

Life-Stories Sharing Walter Schlomann 4th Wednesday• 10:30 am Cypress Theater

This is an entertaining and dynamic program that combines past memories with current topics. Thisinnovative class provides an opportunity for residents to reminisce, learn, and discuss in a relaxed and funatmosphere. The class will include watching short videos relevant to the time and topic, lively discussionsrevolving around the topic, and of course storytelling! In September we will look at Labor Day and howcareers have changed over time. October of course will be about Halloween, its origins and favoriteaspects of the holiday. Elections past..a look at campaign speeches and candidates of the past will bediscussed in November. The semester will end on a festive note covering winter holidays in December.This is your time to relive powerful moments in your life and share those amazing stories with others.

Lucy's Inspirational BibleStudy Lucy Nugent 2nd & 4th Saturday •

11:00 am Connections Lounge

Join Lucy for inspirational bible studies every other Saturday morning. She prepares a nice lesson that willreview the old testament as well as give you history on the apostles. She starts with a reading from "OurDaily Bread". Our Daily Bread is a devotional booklet published by Our Daily Bread Ministries. It is one ofthe most widely read Christian devotionals in circulation today. Bring your bibles and come be inspired!


Munich's "Hoppy"Celebration Julie Morosani Friday, September 13th

• 2:00 pm Cypress Theater

Oktoberfest is the world's largest beer festival and travelling funfair held annually in Munich, Germany.This exciting event is a 16- to 18-day folk festival that runs from late September to the first weekend inOctober, More than six million people from around the world attend this event every year. Come learnsome fascinating facts behind Munich's "Hoppy" Celebration. Julie will share some photos and tales of hervisit to the historical city of Munich. This class wouldn't be complete without a little beer tasting, so headto the Beer Garden Party afterwards. Prost!

Music and Movement Lisa DeCamella Mondays • 10:00 am Cypress Theater

Lisa has designed a dance fitness class that will make exercising fun for everyone! Lisa uses songs from the40’s and 50’s all the way up to the 80’s to motivate participants to exercise on beat and to pushthemselvesto move just a little bit faster. Participants can sit or stand during this 30-minute class which contains theperfect blend of cardio and strengthening exercises.

National HealthObservance Seminar Carly Pelland 2nd Friday • 10:30 am Cypress Theater

Carly is a Rehabilitation Technician with Fusion Healthcare. She will continue to host monthly healthseminars here at The Watermark at Trinity. This fall Carly will cover how to stay in balance with Biodex inSeptember. In October she will discuss the difference between Flu -vs-Cold . Don't forget to come out inNovember to learn some Memory tips. Join Carly to learn how these important topics can allow you toenjoy the summer months with health and wellness.

National Holidays YouNever Heard About Catherine Maranda 3rd Monday • 10:30 am The Gardens

Did you know that every day there is something to celebrate? Anyone can make up a holiday. Hear aboutthe woman who made up 1900 holidays. Name a day, and it's probably a holiday, though perhaps oneyou've never heard of: Garden Meditation Day, Best friends Day, Ice Cream Soda Day or how about WiggleYour Toes Day. So let's have some fun & learn to celebrate more holidays than you can wiggle your toes at!

Peachy Pet Therapy Lucille LaRosa Friday • 11:00 am The Gardens

Lucille is a resident here at The Watermark at Trinity and an active member of Canines for Christ. Join herand her dog Peaches for some pet therapy for the heart and soul. Therapy animals bring comfort andsupport. Learn how animal assisted therapy can improve your quality of life.


Portrait Drawing 101 Ileana Holman 3rd Tuesday • 10:30 am Art Room

Portraits inspired by “The Golden Age of Hollywood” are the foundation of this class as participants aretaught coloring and shading techniques with colored pencils. With the use of a template and hands-on,step-by-step instructions, participants learn tips and tricks to make beautiful and expressive faces whilehaving fun in a relaxed environment. This activity takes colored pencil drawing to another level and issuitable for all skill levels!

Positive Hour With Jen Jennifer Baum Wednesday, Sept 18thOctober 16th • 2:00 pm Cypress Theater

In this class we will explore formulas for a happy life. By turning to a wide range of sources. Fromprofessional Psychologist research to interviews and best practices from the Book, "The HappinessEquation." We will even have time to share with each other our stories on staying positive and happy.

Rise & Shine with Fusion Carly Pelland Wednesday & Friday •10:15 am The Gardens

Carly is a Rehabilitation Technician with Fusion Healthcare. She will be hosting a class every Wednesday &Friday where she will lead residents in a fitness program specifically designed for seniors. Carly will beusing sensory stimulation such as colorful equipment and music to truly engage our memory careresidents. This class will include exercises which span a wide range of physical abilities. Carly will provideindividualized assistance to ensure everyone receives the maximum benefit. Mornings have never felt sogood!

Scent Your Way ToParadise Ally Wolf TBD • 2:00 pm Gallery

Do you enjoy smelling all different scents of candles? Join Ally as she walks you through the process ofpicking a scent, blending the fragrance and wax, and pouring the candle. At the end of the demonstration,you will have the knowledge and experience of homemade candle making!


Science & Nature Series Ashley Pires 2nd Thursday • 2:00 pm Cypress Theater

In this 3 series class we will be discussing and exploring coral reefs around the globe. First we will watch adocumentary "chasing coral" as a discussion started for an in-depth study of coral. In our second class wewill learn about the species of Sea Turtles that live In Florida, understand their nesting process anddiscover how turtles and their nests are protected. We will also learn about The Florida Aquarium's SeaTurtle rehabilitation program. Lastly, in the third class, we will cover the relationships of fossil fuel energyutilization to greenhouse gas formation. We will examine and challenge the facts and models which willconfidently engage you in social discussion on the topic. Come join Ashley during these three classes in theCypress Theater.

Secrets to the SolarSystem David Schupack November 18th •

2:00 pm Cypress Theater

Our Solar System consists of our Sun and everything bound to it by gravity. Everyone knows the planets -Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, as well as the dwarf planets, Pluto for example, dozens ofmoons and millions of asteroids, comets and meteorites. But what lays beyond our Solar System?Thousands of planetary systems orbiting other stars in the Milky Way. There are new planets beingdiscovered daily that affects our Solar System in different ways. Find out about our own Solar System andothers by joining David Schupack on November 4th at 2:00 pm in the Cypress Theater. Come learn somesecrets to the Solar System... The more you learn, the more mysterious it all becomes.

Spanish 101 Miriam Tennant 2nd Monday • 2:00 pm Connections Lounge

Hola! Como estas? Tu hables español? Have you ever wanted to learn this beautiful language? If so, this isthe opportunity you have been waiting for! Miriam will be teaching vocabulary words, conversationalSpanish, and popular phrases throughout the fall semester. Participants will be encouraged to practicetheir skills and improve from month to month.

Stretch & Flex withTherabands Carly Pelland Tuesday and Thursday •

10:00 am Cypress Theater

Carly is a Rehabilitation Technician with Fusion Healthcare. She will be hosting a class every Tuesday andThursday where she will lead residents in a fitness program specifically designed for seniors. Carly will alsoeducate residents on the benefits of proper stretching and strengthening exercises. Carly is able tocustomize the class to include all levels of physical ability. This fitness class promotes daily activity whichcan lead to a happy and healthy lifestyle for many years to come!


Spanish Customs &Conversation Julie Morosani 4th Monday • 2:00 pm Connections Lounge

Learning the Spanish language is more than just grammar and vocabulary. It is also about getting to knowthe Spanish culture. Spanish traditions, customs, and celebrations are unique to Spanish society. Duringthis class we will explore their cultural activities as well as practice Spanish phrases you can use ineveryday life. You will also have an opportunity to sample "Flan" an authentic Spanish treat before thesemester is over.

Unique HolidayCelebrations Around The

WorldAshley Pires December 9th

• 10:30 am Cypress Theater

Decorating a tree, feasting on turkey, and fireworks are all great and time-honored ways to celebrate theholidays in America, but other parts of the world have their own unique take on holidays. Worldwidepeople celebrate differently depending on culture, religion and their own traditions. How's New Year's onthe beach sound? In this class we will explore some unique holidays around the world. Let's discover whythey are celebrated and when they originated.

Zumba Gold Fitness Carrie Ingber Saturday • 10:00 am Cypress Theater

Zumba Gold is a version of Zumba which is a dance fitness program. Zumba Gold is specifically designed tomeet the physiological, psychological, and anatomical needs of the senior population. The choreography inZumba routines is created to complement Latin styles of music and can be performed either standing upor sitting down. Each week participants will learn steps and create routines. As each routine is masterednew ones will be introduced to correspond with new songs. Zumba Gold is taught by a certified instructorand is intended for all levels of physical ability.

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Faculty Biographies

Jennifer Baum Positive Hour with Jen

Jennifer is the Sales Director at The Watermark at Trinity. She is a graduate from the University of SouthFlorida with a Bachelor’s in Social Work. She began working at our sister property, The Fountains of BocaCiega Bay, in St. Petersburg. Jennifer grew up in the area and is lucky to have family close by. Jennifer is anavid animal lover and her best friend is her dog, Samson. She loves being outside taking walks withSamson, working on her orchids, and boating. Jennifer recently got married and is very happy!Jennifer truly enjoys her job. She prides herself on being a resource for seniors in every aspect of SeniorLiving!

Jazzmin Cabrera A Dessert Kind of Night, Homemade at Heart,Coffee Around the World,

Jazzmin is a Community Life Associate at The Watermark at Trinity. She graduated in the Spring of 2017from Ridgewood High School and began her first career in Assisted Living with us in August 2017 as acaregiver. She is the youngest of three children and many people would describe her as being shy. Jazzminis grateful that this job has helped her grow as a person and she has found her passion working withresidents in Memory Care. Her personality fits this environment so well that she has devotedseveral Watermark University classes to these residents. Jazzmin will be leaving us soon to serve ourcountry. She recently enlisted in the US Navy and her career will be as a hospital corpsman. Congratulations Jazzmin we are so proud of you!

Cassady Davidson Craftin' Skills

Cassady is a nurse at The Watermark at Trinity. She has 8 years experience working in assisted living.Cassady moved to Florida from Colorado with her husband and 2 girls, ages 9 and 5. She does not miss thecold and snow and loves Florida's beaches and warm weather.

Lisa DeCamella Music and Movement, Creative Art Step by Step

Lisa is a personal trainer with the American Council on Exercise (ACE) and loves creating fun workouts withgreat upbeat music. She has over 20 years of experience as a dance educator and incorporates rhythm andflexibility exercises into her classes. Lisa also loves art. She has a Bachelor of Science in Advertising fromthe University of Florida which inspires her to create colorful and fun art projects that bring everyonetogether. Lisa pours her heart into each exercise and art class she teaches because she is focused onmaking everyone smile and bringing a little happiness to everyone’s day!


Taylor Fernandez Accessorize With Style

Taylor has been a server for over 7 years. This is her first time working in an assisted living facility. Shewas born in New Jersey and moved to Florida when she was 10 years old. Taylor has started a family ofher own here. She has a 6 month old son and a 6 year old daughter. She is engaged and will be married atthe end of this year. In her spare time, Taylor likes to go to nature parks and walk the trails with herfamily.

Pastor Hartman Hartman Cares Bible Study

Pastor Ed Hartman studied at Southeastern University and Gulf Coast Seminary. He retired as lead Pastorof the First Assembly of God Church in New Port Richey last December. Through his ministry HartmanCares he is committed to visiting, ministering, and providing fellowship to those not normally able toattend weekly church services.

Ileana Holman Portrait Drawing

Ileana is a portrait artist and instructor that hosts various classes throughout the tri-county area. She is aformer ALF Administrator who wants to share her passion of “The Golden Age of Hollywood” with theseniors she loved caring for. Ileana’s artwork has been displayed at events in Florida, California, and theUnited Kingdom. She loves drawing, sketching, and teaching others how to bring their artwork to the nextlevel.

Carrie Ingber Zumba Gold Fitness

Carrie is a certified Zumba & Zumba Gold instructor. She took up Zumba as a way to regain some strengthafter an accident but it has given her so much more. Zumba combines her love of music and dancing in oneactivity, which also happens to be great exercise and a wonderful social outlet. After four years as a Zumbastudent, Carrie decided to share her passion with others and became a certified instructor. Carrie hasprepared routines and music so each class will be something new to enjoy! When Carrie isn’t at a Zumbaclass herself or busy creating new routines, she is enjoying time with family and her three adorable dogs.


Amanda JaxheimerBoxing 101, Appetizers with Amanda,

Becoming the University of Tampa...from hotel tocollege...a history of this historic Tampa landmark

Amanda Jaxheimer is a Community Life Assistant at Watermark and truly believes in spreading the powerof "positivity." She came to us from University of South Florida where she worked as an Academic Advisorfor graduate students for the College of Nursing. She had been working in Higher Education for almost20 years, before deciding a career change was in order. She has a BA in English and Secondary Educationand a M.Ed in Higher Education and Curriculum and Instruction. Amanda is originally from Philadelphia,but moved back to Florida this past year to assist "Pop," her grandfather who just celebrated his 92ndbirthday! Amanda enjoys being active and outside. Her everyday goal is to get 17,000 steps (just ask tosee her FitBit)! She is currently studying to be an ACE certified personal trainer. When she isn't boppingaround Watermark, she can be found boxing, running, camping, hiking, traveling and stand up paddleboarding (not necessarily in that order)! She is always in search of mermaids and the perfect "Life isGood" t-shirt. Remember to do what you like and like what you do, because that is what she practices! Most importantly, Amanda is also the proud dog mom to Bartholomew (Bart), the chihuahua!

David Kendrick History of Halloween & Most Haunted Houses in The US

David Kendrick, a Kentucky native and father of two grown children has been a Florida transplant for 20years and resides with his wife Cile in Odessa. He has had the blessing of working in senior services forover 20 years as a Human Resources Director and is actively involved with multiple volunteer and serviceorganizations including the Shriners Hospitals for Children, the Hillsborough County Homeless Coalition,and the Veterans Administration. A die-hard Louisville Cardinals fan and Kentucky bourbon aficionado, helives by the saying that “ every day is an opportunity to impact someone’s life, pursue your opportunities”.

Lucille LaRosa Peachy Pet Therapy

Lucille is a new resident at Watermark. She has a vast education including a Masters degree from AdelphiUniv. Her work background includes early work as a jeweler in NYC. She also has traveled the world as aflight attendant and airline stewardess. She worked as a coordinator for travel writer ArthurFrommer. Lucille concluded her working life in the pharmaceutical industry, from which she retired. Shehas two children. Lucille enjoys giving back to her community with help from her therapy dog "Peaches"through the Canines for Christ organization.


Pamela Lewis Health Awareness Seminars

Pamela is an RN BSN, and ALF Administrator. Pam has over 30 years in nursing and 5 years ALFexperience. She loves working with this population and has made geriatric medicine her specialty. She hasbeen a Florida resident for 2 years and is loving the Florida life! She has a husband, a spoiled tea cupyorkie, two children, and three grandchildren with a fourth on the way! She is a strong believer in the Lordand feels blessed because of it. She feels blessed and fortunate to be working and caring for thepopulation of Watermark and is looking forward to teaching the residents more ways to improve theirhealth and well being!

Anita Mangra Cupcake Decorating Class

Anita is a concierge at The Watermark at Trinity. She was born in South America and has lived in Floridafor 18 years. She relocated to New Port Richey from St. Petersburg. She is currently attending college toget her bachelors in Health Service Administration. When she is not working or studying for school, Anitaenjoys spending quality time with family and friends. Anita also enjoys shopping, cooking, and baking!Anita looks forward to sharing her love of baking with our residents.

Catherine Maranda National Holidays You Never Heard About

Catherine, better known as Kate, is a Memory Care Naya on the day shift. She joined our team in Octoberand absolutely feels right at home here. Kate moved to Florida 3 years ago from Massachusetts where shewas a process tech engineer building sensors for a decade. She lives in Port Richey near her mother whorecently joined her in Florida. She has over 10 years experience in healthcare working as a CNA/Homehealth aide up north. Kate found her passion working with Alzheimer's & Dementia residents. One of hergoals is to make someone smile everyday. She always say's " Life is too short to be anything but happy!"

Josh Marlowe Culinary Creations

Josh is the Executive Chef and Dining Service Director at The Watermark at Trinity. His culinary careerstarted in his mother’s kitchen at the age of 15. After graduating culinary school and working at variousrestaurants, Josh found his way to our sister property, The Fountains of Boca Ciega Bay. Josh began as aSous Chef and as he worked his way up to Executive Chef, he found his calling for helping others. He leftfor two years to start his own restaurant in Fort Lauderdale but realized he missed the family environmentof senior living and came back to join the Trinity team. He believes in creating food that ignites the senses.His guiding principle for cooking is about getting back to the basics and creating dishes with simpleingredients and seasonings. Josh is excited to cater to all of the residents and hopefully learn a few newthings along the way!


Julie Morosani Munich's "Hoppy" Celebration, Spanish Customs &Conversation, Today's Technology Trends

Julie is the Community Life Director. She relocated from Connecticut where she worked in a groupof skilled nursing homes for 31 years. She worked her way up from a Dietary Aide to the Director ofTherapeutic Recreation. After graduating with an AS degree Julie went on to study Family Studies at SaintJoseph's College. Although no children of her own, she raised a foster child from the age of 12 who hasturned into a beautiful 22 year old young lady. Tatiana is and will forever be her daughter. Julie loves totravel and has been to many places including Ireland, Switzerland, Germany, Peru, Mexico & theDominican Republic. She will be sure to share her experiences with you so buckle up and get ready!

Lucy Nugent Lucy's Inspirational Bible Study

Lucy is a resident at Watermark at Trinity. She was born in Caltanisseta, Sicily where she learned theantique Sicilian language. Lucy came to America at the age of three and a half years old. She grew up inNew Haven County CT, but after enjoying being a snowbird for over 20 years, she decided to move to FLonce and for all. Lucy loves to read and is a writer. She has been journaling since she was 18 yearsold. One day when the minister couldn't make it for bible study Lucy eagerly volunteered. She enjoyedsharing an inspirational message so much she agreed to do it as a Watermark University Class. All were infavor! Lucy has Catholic roots from her childhood and is currently a member of Bethel Baptist Church.She has been studying The Bible for over 40 years.

Carly PellandClever Tips & Tricks, Flex & Stretch with

Therabands &Rise & Shine with Fusion

Carly Pelland is the Lead Rehabilitation Technician/Client Services with Fusion HealthCare. She has beenwith Fusion for over three years and has over twelve years of experience in the healthcare industry. Carlywas born and raised in Florida and enjoys boating, fishing and visiting all the beautiful beaches the statehas to offer. Carly is engaged and has one daughter, Desiree. She is also an avid animal lover and has threedogs, a bearded dragon, five hens and a rooster!

Ashley PiresBenefits of Physical Activity, Coffee Around theWorld, Science & Nature Series, Unique Holiday

Celebrations Around the World

Ashley is the driver for The Watermark at Trinity. She has 10 years experience in the health care industry. Early in her career she found a true passion working with seniors. She is new to The Watermark family andpleased to say she loves it here! Ashley moved to Florida when she was 4 years old. She lives in the areawith her husband and daughter. Family is very important to her. She enjoys spending time with them,boating, fishing, hiking, riding horses and running.


William Potosky Craps Casino Game for Beginners

William “Bill” is the Director of Plant Operations at The Watermark at Trinity. He brings with him 15 years’experience in Plant Operations as well as a Bachelor’s Degree in Healthcare Administration. He previouslyworked at Moffitt Cancer center and Bishop McLaughlin Catholic HS. He resides in Pasco County with hiswife and two children. Bill enjoys spending time with his family and watching his son play college footballfor the University of Southern Mississippi. (#SMTTT)

Walter Schlomann Life-Stories Sharing

Walter is an award winning filmmaker. His programs have aired on PBS, TV Land, History Channel, MTV,Biography Channel, and Comedy Central. He has worked with stars such as Michael Stipe and CyndiLauper. Walter has filmed helicopter scenes in the Australian Outback, directed “Scotty” of Star Trek on awild aerial ride through New York, and has even worked with crocodiles, kangaroos, and mermaids! He isthe president and creative director of Heritage Media Group, the founder of Life-Stories Sharing, andpresident of Carrollwood Toastmasters Club.

David Schupack Secrets to the Solar System

David has worked his way up through progressive roles starting with humble beginnings as a dishwasherfor a Watermark community when he was in high school. He has served as a Client Services Manager, inHome Care, he has experience in the business office and most recently has served as an AssociateExecutive Director at The Watermark in East Hill in Connecticut and at The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay. Heis also a Certified Dementia Practitioner and holds an MBA. On a personal note, David resides in theTampa area with his fiance and their two Yorkies, Beau and Belle. He loves competitive swimming,traveling and college football. (Go Hokies!)

Miriam Tennant Spanish 101

Miriam recently retired as the Director of Plant Operations at The Watermark at Trinity however she willreturn to continue teaching her Spanish class to her beloved students. She is very family oriented andloves spending time with her wonderful husband, two children, and three grandchildren. Miriam enjoystraveling and experiencing new places. She is very passionate and thoroughly enjoys celebrating theholidays! Miriam has always been a very expressive person who loves to have fun in every situation. Shetakes every opportunity to build stronger relationships with residents, family members, associates, andpeers.


Rita Toner Ancient Egyptian History

Rita works in Sales/Marketing and has worked in the senior living industry for 4+ years. She went toundergrad at the University of Florida and is a huge gator fan! She got her Master’s in BusinessAdministration from NSU. She loves to travel and has been to Egypt, Australia, Greece, Italy, Mexico,Aruba, Turks & Caicos, Dominican Republic, Cayman Islands, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas. Her favoritetravel memories are hugging a koala bear in Australia and swimming with the pigs in the Exumas. She is ahuge animal lover and a mom to Checkers, her dog, and Coo Coo Bird, her cockatiel.

Paul Umbaugh, III Bible Study Discussion

Paul is a decorated veteran who has spent his life helping others through a variety of different positions.Paul was honorably discharged as a Sergeant in the Army. During his career, he has worked with thePresidential Honor Guard and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Detail. He served as a first responderwith the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office as well as Pasco Fire and Rescue. He also served with the FloridaJoint Replacement & Sports Medicine Center and worked as a personal trainer for athletes, friends and co-workers. Paul holds degrees in criminology and psychology from Northwestern University and is amember of Phi Theta Kappa Society.

Chris Lorraine Wells

Across America -Ellis Island to Denver Colorado,Florida Ghost Towns Memories of The Back Roads,

Hawaii & It's Two Volcanic National Parks, Holidays Around The World,

Chris is a professional speaker, photographer, entrepreneur, former teacher and baby boomer. She has aspecial talent for easily connecting with audiences and workshop participants, creating immediate feelingsof trust and integrity. Gifted with humor and a natural story teller, her presentation style is exceptionallyenthusiastic, engaging and fun! She entertains, motivates and inspires – always leaving her clients andaudiences feeling grateful for their time together.

Ally Wolf Scented Candle Making

Ally is a server in the Dining Room. She and her husband relocated to Florida from Illinois in September2017. Ally has been with Watermark since March 2017 and has a lengthily experience in hospitality. Shehas managed many restaurants and has also coordinated special events in a variety of venues. Ally has atrue passion for seniors and loves what she does here at the Watermark.

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