SOPREMA

CAFÉ Spring has sprung and

the Soprema Café is

ready to help you enjoy the start of warm-

er weather!

Stop by for specialty pancakes, fresh sal-

ads, homemade soups, yummy sand-

wiches, decadent pastries and much more!

Remember the gourmet coffee is always

hot and fresh, and we have a special fla-

vor daily.

The Café is open Monday through Friday

from 7:30 am - 2: pm (closing at 1 pm in

June, July, August) and Center members

get a 10% discount!

2018 RESOLUTIONS! Many thanks to all who submitted their personal resolutions for 2018! We received quite a few per-

sonal goals from our members and all were enlightening and inspiring! The top four resolutions

were:

1) Exercise/Improve Stamina 2) Have Less Stress 3) Lose Weight/Stay Fit 4) Be More Loving/Kind

In addition, folks are aspiring to eat healthy/get healthy, read the Bible more, try new things, be more patient and less

judgmental, help others, be a better caregiver and spend more time with grandchildren… Wow, what great aspira-

tions!

How Do we Stay on Track?

Okay, so now what? Center staff are busy planning programs, activities and opportunities to

help you keep your resolutions this year. (We have our thinking caps on!) Check out this newslet-

ter edition for programs that will help you stay on track, such as our Walking Challenge, exer-

cise classes, our health and wellness programs, relaxation programs, volunteer opportunities

and much more! Know that we’ll continue to plan 2018 programming throughout the year

that is geared toward our members’ goals. Stay tuned for more to come!

HELLO SPRING! Goodbye winter and hello spring! Warmer

weather has arrived and we’re ready to roll

out an amazing array of programs, events and

opportunities planned just for you.

For self improvement, check out our educational

programs featuring diabetes management, eye

health, senior safety day and driver training.

For some fun, dust off your dancing shoes and rock the night away

“At the Hop” - the premier senior event of the season! Be sure to

come to our first piano recital and get ready to be entertained by a

ventriloquist at our June Café Customer Appreciation event.

Whatever your preference, we always have something interesting

going on at the Soprema Senior Center & Café. So join us and get

involved. We can’t wait to see you this spring!

HEALTH & WELLNESS... WALKING TRACK AT THE YMCA

This program allows seniors without a YMCA membership to enjoy the YMCA’s beautiful indoor walking track. Register at the Senior Center and be sure to sign in and out at our front desk each time you walk.

Mondays: Noon—2 pm Tuesdays: 9—11 am Wednesdays: Noon—2 pm

Thursdays: 9—11 am Fridays: Noon-—2 pm

ARTHRITIS EXERCISE

Wednesdays at 10 am

Join this FREE class sponsored by Altercare of Wadsworth that fea-tures stretching and strengthening exercises for seniors of all ages and ability levels.

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS

2nd Tuesday at 10:30 am

~Provided by Magnolia by Sanctuary

4th Tuesday at 11 am

~Provided by Condordia at Sumner

1st Wednesday at 11 am

~Provided by Ideal Home Health

BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE 4th Wednesday 11 am - Noon By Appointment

(No program in June)

Beltone Hearing of Barberton will provide com-plimentary hearing aid cleanings, inspections and regular maintenance on your currently worn hearing aids. ALL hearing aid makes and models

are welcome. Call for an appointment.

DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP 3rd Monday at 2:00 pm

Becky Soucie from ASAP Home Nurses leads this monthly

support group! If you or a loved one is living with Diabetes,

please come. RSVP for the following:

April 16—Common Medications that Impact Blood Sugar

May 21—How to Count Carbs

June 18—Best Produce for Diabetes

WIDOW/WIDOWERS SUPPORT GROUP

Thursdays from 1-3 pm

When your spouse dies, your world changes, leaving you on a journey that is often overwhelming and lonely. Join this caring and supportive group led by Tawny Burkhardt and sponsored by

Crossroads Hospice and Palliative Care.

2018 WALKING CHALLENGE!

May 1 - June 30

Our much anticipated Senior Walking Challenge is back and we need YOU to reach

our combined goal of 12,000 miles! Whether you are an avid walker or need moti-

vation to get started, every mile walked is important.

Simply sign up at the Center in April and attend the Walking Challenge Kick-Off on Monday, April 30 at

2:00 pm, where you’ll receive everything to get started. Once you’ve registered, begin walking indoors or

outdoors and record your miles at the Center. Walking Bingo is back with weekly prizes to keep you moti-

vated to move! All who record miles will earn prizes at the celebration event in July.

Another fun way to keep moving is to join us as we represent the Senior Center in the Wadsworth Blue Tip

Parade on Tuesday, June 19. (Details to come!)

New Biking Challenge! For those who prefer biking over walking, we’ve added a new

opportunity this year. Bikers can sign up for the Bike Challenge! Just record your outdoor

cycling and/or indoor stationary bike miles in May and June. Attend the Kick-Off on April

30 (see above for details) and receive all of the information you need to get started.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUPS

Alzheimer’s Disease Support Group April 5, May 3, June 7 at 1:00 pm

Please RSVP for the following meetings:

*General Caregiver Support, 1st Tuesdays General Caregiver participants are invited to stay after group on April 3 & May 1 for “A Time for Caregiver Sharing” with Tawny Burkhardt of Crossroads Hospice.

*Parkinson’s Dis. Caregiver Support, 3rd Tuesdays

April 3 (Includes lunch) - General

April 17 at 12:15 pm (Includes lunch) - Parkinson’s

“Resources for Family Caregivers, Including Respite” by WRAAA

May 1 at 12:15 pm (Includes lunch) - General

“Straighten Up Your Posture—Exercises to Improve Health” by Minorik Chiropractic

May 15 at 12:15 pm (Includes lunch) - Parkinson’s

“Incorporate Daily Exercise for Parkinson’s Patients” by Summa Therapy

June 5 12:15 pm (Includes lunch) - General

June 19 at 12:15 pm (Includes lunch) - Parkinson’s

“Comfort Massage for Loved Ones” by Calming Comfort Massage

Tuesday, April 24: *Caregivers Day Out - Call the Center for details and to RSVP.

*These programs are funded by a Family Caregiver grant from the Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging.

ASK an

ATTORNEY

April 10, May 8 &

June 12 at 1 pm

by Appointment

Gwen Perry, elder law attorney with Phillips & Mille Co. LPA, will an-swer your elder law questions (estate plan-ning, probate, guardian-

ship).

WE’RE HERE TO HELP...

COUNTY ASSISTANCE for SENIORS

2nd Thursday at 1:15 pm by Appointment

A representative from the Medina

County Office for Older Adults will

offer assistance and counseling on ser-

vices and benefits for senior citizens

and persons with disabilities. Call for an

appointment. Walk-ins also welcome.

SENIOR FOOD

DISTRIBUTION

April 19, May 17 &

June 21 at 12:30 pm

Free food distribution for

qualifying seniors provided

by Feeding Medina County.

Call the Center to RSVP,

first come, first served.

COUPON CLIPPERS

Mondays 12:00—2:00 pm (New day/time!)

Sort and clip coupons (bring scissors) to share and to bene-

fit local food pantries and overseas military. Stop by and take what you

need. Please drop off coupons at the front desk.

A STORY-

TELLERS

GUIDE to

a GRACE-

FILLED

LIFE

Thursday, April 26 at 1:00 pm

Do you want to live a grace-filled life?

Join Wadsworth author Tony Agnesi for a

fun hour of storytelling. Tony will tell

stories of faith from his new book, A

Storytellers Guide to a Grace-Filled Life

and invite attendees to do the same!

Tony’s stories are based on scripture.

Many stories involve family, the virtues,

holidays and everyday life. You will

laugh, cry, reminisce and discover new

ways to add joy to your life.

Call the Center to RSVP for your spot!

LEGAL AID

April 13, May 11 &

June 15

9:00 - 11:30

Terri Underwood of Community Legal Aid provides free assistance to qualifying seniors. Call for an appointment.

CREATING HABITS for a HEALTHIER YOU

Monday, May 14 at 10:00 am

Join Brittany Flegel, wellness coach, personal trainer and

dietitian from the Wadsworth YMCA for an informative

presentation on healthy eating and exercise. Learn how

these two tools can help you lose weight and keep it off!

Call the Center today to RSVP.

STAY INFORMED & CONNECTED...

INTERGENERATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CLASSES

Do you feel like the world of technology is passing you by? Take advantage of the FREE learning

opportunities in which Wadsworth High School students serve as the “experts,” providing one-on-

one instruction to older adults. Classes are held at the Center in our Media Room. Call today to re-

serve your spot for the following:

“Computer Assistance Clinics” - Tues., April 24 & Tues., May 15 at 2:45 & 3:30 pm

Bring your questions about computers or any tech gadget (smart phone, tablet, etc.) and our high school student “experts” will help. Use our computers or bring your own laptop or tech gadget.

“Intro to Google Suite aka ‘Cloud’ Computing” - Tuesday, April 10 at 2:45 pm

Ok don’t be frightened by this techy lingo! Google Suite or “cloud” computing is basically a way to work online. It’s a great tool for tech users, even those just starting out, to get organized and make the best use of tech devices. Come to the first of two classes and we’ll ease you into cloud-based technology.

“Intro to Google Suite 2” - Tuesday, May 1 at 2:45 pm

Come to the second of two classes and expand your understanding of cloud-based technology. Google Suite can be used for email, managing data (documents, lists, slides, forms, etc.), and creating/managing calendars. It even offers fun ways to communicate like Google Hangouts!

TECH CONNECT

2nd & 4th Thursdays at

10:30 am

Tech Connect provides a fun way for senior volunteers

and friends with disabilities from the Medina County

Board of Developmental Disabilities to connect and help

each other with technology for things like texting, email,

and social media. We need senior volunteers to join this

important program. Don’t worry if you aren’t very tech

savvy. Volunteer training is provided and we offer an

orientation to help you get started. Call the Center today

to learn more about volunteering.

MEDINA COUNTY

SALES TAX

PRESENTATION

Friday, April 13 at 1:00 pm

Medina County Administrator, Scott Miller, will offer a

presentation on the .2% Criminal & Administrative Justice

Services Sales Tax that will be on the May 8, 2018 ballot.

It will generate approximately 5.3 million dollars annually

to be used specifically for criminal justice services, freeing

up revenues for senior services, children’s services, men-

tal health services, capital improvements and maintenance

of county buildings.

FEEL GOOD BINGO

Tuesday, May 29 at 10:00 am

Getting older is NOT supposed to leave you feeling

bad. Depression as one ages can reduce independ-

ence and increase health problems. Learn the signs

and symptoms of depression through a fun game of

Bingo!

Cindy McQuown from Cornerstone Wellness will

bring prizes and lead the fun! She will also offer

private depression screenings following Bingo for

any participant who would like one.

Please RSVP today, as space is limited.

PREVENTION BINGO

Monday, April 30 at 10:00 am

Enjoy a fun game of Bingo while learning

about the use and misuse of prescription drugs,

over-the-counter medications, tobacco, herbal

supplements and alcohol. Cindy McQuown

from Cornerstone Wellness will provide im-

portant information on how, as we age, our

bodies are less able to handle alcohol safely and

accidental drug interactions can lead to hospi-

talization.

Join us for this important and fun program and

win prizes! Call today to RSVP.

BOOK CHAT 3rd Monday at 10:00 am

Join Missi Watts, from the Wadsworth Public Library, for a time to share what you have read and hear about what oth-ers are reading.

SEWING SENIORS

The Sewing Seniors will be finish-

ing up their winter/spring session

in June. We began with a Charity

Sew for our furry friends at Kitten

Krazy, located in Medina. The ladies made 58 crate pil-

lows in two hours! The kitties were purrfectly pleased!

A new session of sewing classes will begin in August.

Please see the next newsletter edition for sign-up details.

Sewing Seniors is sponsored by the Wadsworth Older

Adults Foundation and other donors. Please call the

Center if you have sewing supplies to donate!

Happy Sewing!

JUST FOR FUN…

CRAFT CLASS 4th Monday at 1 pm

Call the Center to RSVP!

Join our FREE Make & Take classes offered by

our terrific Professional Friends:

April 23—Danbury Brunswick

May 28—Memorial Day—No Class

June 25—Wadsworth Public Library

KNITTING CLASS!

4th Monday 10 am (No class May 28)

Volunteer in-structors will help you learn knitting basics or bring your own project and knit with us!

CARDS

New players—please join us!

~ Euchre ~

1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th Wed. at 12:30 pm

~ Pinochle ~

3rd Wednesday at 12:30 pm

~ Bridge ~

Every Thursday at 11:00 am

BREAKFAST OUT

3rd Tuesday at 8:30 am

Call the Center to RSVP and meet

at the restaurant at 8:30 am on:

April 17—Thano’s in Barberton

May 15—Yours Truly in Medina

(Join us for Senior Day at the Medina County

Fairgrounds after the May 15 breakfast!)

June 19—Cracker Barrel in Fairlawn

GAMES

Come join in the gaming fun—No reservations needed!

*Bingo (April & May only/No Bingo in June) ~ Fridays at 10 am (Bingo Auction May 25)

(Bingo sponsored by Magnolia by Sanctuary, Home Instead Senior Care, Altercare of Wadsworth, Liberty Residence & Ohio Living)

*Cards & Games with Friends 2nd & 4th Tuesday at 9:30 am

*Mah Jongg ~ Every Thursday at 10 am

PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS

Select Mondays & Tuesdays

Volunteer Beverly Joachim Barker leads

this class which is open to all skill levels.

Bring your camera or smart phone along

with your love of photography.

Regular Classes @ 10 am at the Senior Center:

April 2, May 7 & June 4

Outings—Meet at the Center @ 9:30 am and caravan to:

Monday, April 16—Killbuck Lakes in Medina

Monday, May 21—Seiberling Nature Realm

Monday, June 18—Smithville Pioneer Village

CROCHET MEET & SHARE

Fridays at Noon

(Except on Café Customer Appreciation Days)

Love to crochet? Bring your own pro-ject and meet new friends. Want to learn? Come and we will teach you! Mat makers for the homeless are also welcome!

MOVIE MATINEE

Mondays at 1 pm at Wadsworth Library

Call the Center to RSVP for ALL Movies!

April 2 Snacks by Russell Real Estate, Rob Andrews

This story of the 1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs was one of the most watched sports events ever and stirred up controversy! (PG-13)

May 14 Snacks by Village of St. Edward

This is a WWII thriller about the evacuation of Allied troops from the French city of Dunkirk before Nazi forces took hold. (PG-13)

June 4 Snacks by Village of St. Edward

Heartwarming story of a young boy with facial differences that prevent him from going to school until 5th grade. Follow his inspiring search for acceptance. (PG)

MORE FUN…

GENEALOGY CLASS

Find an Ancestor in Five Minutes!

Fridays at 2 pm—Call to RSVP!

Genealogy specialists will help you establish a family

tree and connect with relatives. RSVP for this class is

required! Sponsored by the Wadsworth Ward of the

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

GARDEN FRIENDS

2nd Tuesday at 12:30 pm

Garden Friends are back and ready to share

their love of gardening!

April 10—Charity Seed Starting Project

May 8—Annual Wildflower Bird Walk at River Styx

Park (Meet at the Center & caravan to the park.)

June 12—Garden Photography by Beverly Barker,

Soprema Senior Center Photography Instructor

COLORING CLUB

2nd Mondays at 1 pm Supplies will be provided or bring your own colored pencils and coloring books to share! This class sponsored by Karen Placek of Howard Hanna Realty. Come join the fun!

MINI MANICURES 4th Thursdays from 1 – 3 pm

by Appointment

Wanda from Right at Home will clean, cut, shape, and polish your

finger nails! Choose from a variety of colors or bring your own polish. Men are also welcome. Call for your appointment (Once per quarter, please.)

CASINO

TRIP!

Rivers Casino

May 31 ~ $25

$15 Slot $5 Food

Take a chance on Lady Luck at the popular Rivers Casino in Pitts-burg, PA. Don’t delay—this trip will fill up fast!

VICTORIAN

CHAUTAUQUA

at the HISTORIC

ATHENAEUM HOTEL

Thursday, July 12 $156/person

This upscale tour package attracts those who appreciate the fantasy of the Victorian era. This

region of New York state is home to the Chautauqua Institution where you’ll tour the grounds

and lunch at the historic Athenaeum Hotel. This fabulous trip includes:

* Expertly prepared lunch at the beautiful and historic Athenaeum Hotel

& tour of the grounds.

(Your choice of citrus baked Pacific cod with tomato/garlic cream, stuffed chicken breast with pan jus or grilled sirloin steak with Diane sauce.)

* Relaxing wine tasting in the region’s unparalleled wine country.

* Sweet tooth stop at a charming candy shop in the Chautauqua Region,

which features chocolate covered potato chips, goat milk fudge, sugar-free

peanut butter cups and pecan frogs!

Come Travel

With Us!

SOPREMA CAFÉ CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS! $5.50 lunch specials served from 11:30 am—1:30 pm.

50/50 Raffle drawings at 1:00 pm!

Friday, April 27— “Take 55+ Players—“Take Me Out to the Ballgame”

The Center’s popular Take 55+ Plus Players senior theater group is back for their first

performance of the year with an all-star baseball-themed show. Wear your favorite team

gear and come enjoy a fun show featuring songs, humor and more. Don’t forget about

our Café lunch special including fried chicken, baked beans and peach pie!

Friday, May 18—“AAA Senior Safety Day”

Our May Café Customer Appreciation event is all about senior safety. Start by en-

joying the Café lunch special featuring meatball subs, side salads and Black Forrest

parfaits. After lunch stay and hear all about staying safe in our community by the

Wadsworth Police and Fire Departments at noon in the Café. Following the presen-

tation, check out safety-themed displays in the Activity Room, featuring AAA Auto

Club driving safety information, free battery and tire checks conducted by trained

AAA technicians, Wadsworth Police & Fire Department safety displays and more!

Grab a flyer at the Center for more information.

Friday, June 22—“Ventriloquist Robert Miller”

Come and enjoy a yummy lunch special including macaroni & cheese, fresh fruit salad and

sugar sprinkle cookies. After lunch stay for a lively performance by Ventriloquist Robert

Miller and his fun-loving “Knee High Posse”. Don’t miss this family-friendly show that is

guaranteed to make you laugh as each charming “friend” is introduced! Grandkids and

friends of all ages are welcome.

SPECIAL SPRING PROGRAMS...

MIXED MEDIA

ART CLASS

3-D Collage on Canvas

Tuesday, June 12 10 am—Noon

Art instructor, Michele Cotner, from

Griswold Home Care will teach you the

artistic form of “assemblage” as you create your one-of-a-

kind three dimensional piece of art. Stop by the Center to

pick up a supply list and to see a sample project. Canvas,

paint and other items will be provided for this free class.

Call the Center to register today. Class is limited to the first

10 participants.

PIANO

RECITAL

Tuesday, May

22 at 1:00 pm

Come join us for a delightful afternoon of mu-

sic in the Soprema Café featuring the Senior

Center Piano Class students, taught by volun-

teer instructor Laura Taylor.

Laura’s students have been taking weekly pi-

ano lessons since January and are ready to

share what they’ve learned!

MORE SPRING PROGRAMS...

MEDINA COUNTY

SENIOR

CITIZENS DAY

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

9 am-1 pm

Don’t miss this fun event at the Medina County Fair-

grounds, featuring a fun “School Spirit” theme! Wear

your favorite high school or college gear. $4 admission

includes a boxed lunch, entertainment, and access to

over 80 vendors. Call the Office for Older Adults at

(330) 723-9514 for details.

Join the Center’s Breakfast Out bunch before the event. Meet at Yours Truly Restaurant in Medina at 8:30 am.

WADSWORTH OLD

FASHIONED DAY!

Save the Date!

Friday, July 27, 2018

You won’t want to miss the big-

gest event of the summer, so save

the date of Friday, July 27 on your calendar!

This popular event has become an annual tradi-

tion! Get ready for lots of fun at the Wadsworth

Old Fashioned Day summertime bash!

Stay tuned for more in the next newsletter.

“How Sweet it Is”

DIABETES AWARENESS PROGRAM

Thursdays from 9:30 am - Noon May 3 - June 7

If you or someone you love is living with diabetes, you won’t want to miss this important 6-week workshop!

This interactive program will give you the tools to gain optimal health for an active lifestyle. Topics include:

⇒ Techniques to deal with the symptoms of diabetes, including hyper/hypoglycemia, fatigue, pain, stress, depression, anger, fear and frustration

⇒ Exercises for maintaining and improving strength and endurance

⇒ Healthy eating (including some healthy surprise snacks from the Soprema Café!)

⇒ Appropriate use of medication and tips on working more effectively with your health care providers

Participants will also receive free health screenings, including cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, BMI, etc. and will make weekly action plans, share experiences and help each other solve problems. This FREE work-

shop is provided by the Western Reserve Area Agency. Call the Center to reserve your spot!

“EYE SENSE” VISION

SCREENINGS

Monday, May 7

10 am—Noon By Appointment

May is “Healthy Vision Month” and the West-

ern Reserve Area Agency on Aging will be here

to offer free vision screenings that can identify

risks for eye disorders or disease. Some partici-

pants on Medicare may also qualify for free

glasses.

Call the Center today for your appointment!

AAA SENIOR DRIVER

IMPROVEMENT COURSE

Thursday & Friday June 28 & 29

9 am—12:30 pm

Instructors from the AAA Ohio Auto Club will conduct

this two-day class that is designed to help mature drivers

sharpen their driving skills. Learn how to adjust for slow-

er reflexes, weaker vision and other changes that can im-

pact driving behavior as we age. This course may also

qualify participants for auto insurance discounts.

Space is limited for this FREE class. Call today to RSVP.

50/50 RAFFLE DRAWINGS!

This is your chance to win a cash prize and help support

the Center. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. Tickets are sold

and lucky winners are drawn at the monthly Café Custom-

er Appreciation events on April 27, May 18 and June 22.

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS! We’re looking for energetic and positive individuals to join our 25

Days of Christmas fundraising volunteer team! This is a fun opportunity and a great way to give back to

the Center. Plus, all volunteers will receive a free 25 Days of Christmas raffle ticket! Please join us for a

Volunteer Interest/Recruitment Meeting at the Center on Thursday, May 10 at 1:00 pm. Call Lori

Wilkinson to RSVP. If you can’t make the meeting on May 10, no worries, just let Lori know and we’ll give

you the scoop on a day that’s convenient for you.

CALLING ALL SENIOR CRAFTERS! In order to make our raffle baskets extra special, we’re asking

for new handmade items from our talented seniors! If you are a quilter, crocheter, woodworker, knitter or

painter, please consider donating your new handmade items. Give us a call to donate your work of art!

PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS

SPOTLIGHT!

Each quarter we will randomly select several Professional

Friends and give them a special “shout out” in recognition

of and appreciation for their support of our Center! Join us

in thanking the following Professional Friends:

∗ Brunswick Pointe Care Center

∗ ClearCaptions

∗ Griswold Home Care

∗ Rite-AID

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Supporting Seniors for Over Thirty Years

WadsworthOlderAdultsFoundation.org

The Wadsworth Older Adults

Foundation & Professional Friends Present

At the Hop! Thursday, April 12

6:00—8:00 pm

Wadsworth High School

$10 Per Person—Make your reservation at the Soprema Senior Center now!

(330) 335-1513

SENIOR ADVOCATE

HALL OF FAME

Inductee Awards Presentation

Wine & Cheese Reception

Thursday, May 17, 2018

5:30—7:00 pm

Galaxy Restaurant

The Wadsworth Older Adults Foundation Senior

Advocate Hall of Fame recognizes those who have

made a significant difference in the lives of older

adults in our community.

Join us for a wine and cheese celebration as we

honor the inductees.

Call Pam Myers at Home Instead Senior Care for

more information at (330) 334-4664.

25 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS

WE NEED YOU!

Plans are already underway to launch

another 25 Days of Christmas

fundraiser and we need YOUR help!

617 School Drive Wadsworth, OH 44281

(330) 335-1513 www.wadsworthcity.com

Center Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm

Café Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am-2:00pm

PRSRT STD

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

PERMIT NO. 351

AKRON, OH

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION LUNCHEON

DATE: Wednesday, May 16, 2018

PLACE: Wadsworth High School (Enter through the Senior Center)

TIME: 1:00 pm (Check-in/doors open at 12:30 pm)

RSVP: Registered Volunteers, Please RSVP by Friday, May 11

Dear Volunteers,

Roses are red, violets are blue, you make

our world better by just being you!

All of the colors of the rainbow are beautiful, but

it’s when they’re put together that the real magic

happens! The same is true of our volunteers and

their vibrant support of our Center.

Volunteers will be our special guests at a festive

event sponsored by the Wadsworth Older Adults

Foundation and Professional Friends. Volunteers

will enjoy a delicious luncheon courtesy of the

Village of St. Edward, followed by a snazzy musical

performance by the Wadsworth High School Show

Choir and several colorful surprises along the way.

Volunteers Color

Our World!

Thank you volunteers!

Nancy, Lori & Beth