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Resident of the Month: Darrell

January 3, 2025 — Congratulations Darrell U. Darrell in his own words he is a simple man. Who is very proud of his children and grandchildren. His family is the most important thing to him. His former occupation was Ironworker during the day and Farmer at night. When he was not working you could find him out hunting, fishing,... Read More

A Letter from the Administrator

January 3, 2025 — We need to declutter what is at the forefront of our resident safety. I am asking for family members to assist in removing clothing the resident no longer wears, to place food items in a shoebox size sealed container and limit the number of items on the windowsills and nightstands so housekeeping can properly clean... Read More

January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month

January 3, 2025 — January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month: A time to learn about this serious eye disease and its impact. Glaucoma is a condition that gradually causes vision loss, and once sight is lost, it cannot be restored. With over 3 million people in the United States affected, glaucoma remains one of the leading causes of vision... Read More

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 3, 2025 — Please join us as we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, January 20, 2025. This federal holiday honors Dr. King’s remarkable achievements, including his leadership in nonviolent activism and his pivotal role in fighting racial discrimination across the United States. His contributions to equality and justice continue to... Read More

Celebrate Word Nerd Day on January 9!

January 3, 2025 — Are you a word lover, or as some might say, a “logophile”? If you enjoy discovering new words and their meanings, January 9 is the perfect day for you! Think back, what was the last new word you learned? Did you immediately know what it meant, or did you have to look it up or... Read More

Resident of the Month: Ray L.

December 11, 2024 — Congratulations Ray L.! Ray is a man of many words he likes to talk and is very interesting. He worked at Peabody Coal Company for 30 years. When he wasn’t working at the mines, he was either hunting, fishing, or coaching his children’s baseball teams, and continued coaching his grandchildren’s baseball teams. His passion was... Read More

Congratulations to Debbie H.

December 11, 2024 — We want to say Congratulations to Debbie H. (BOM) on her retirement after 17yrs! She will be surely missed by all. One of her plans during retirement is sitting on the porch in her rocking chair with a good book and drinking hot tea.

Stay Active and Connected during the Winter

December 9, 2024 — The winter can be a challenging time to stay physically and socially active due to colder temperatures, slippery conditions, and fewer daylight hours. However, you’ll find it is worth the effort, because staying active and connected with others is a great way to keep the “winter blues” away. Here are a few things to try... Read More

Seven Fun Ways To Reuse Holiday Wrapping Paper

December 9, 2024 — Cut out snowmen, snowflakes, bells, or ornament shapes. Glue the shapes on cards. Add a string and hang them as seasonal decorations. Fold wrapping paper lengthwise. Cut out the shape of a tree, where the edges are touching the folds. Unfold the paper to reveal a chain of fancy trees. Cut wrapping paper into strips.... Read More

December is Write a Friend Month

December 9, 2024 — Nothing is better than receiving a surprise letter in the mail! Whether it is an old friend, a family member, a soldier, or someone you have never met, receiving a personal correspondence can brighten up a winter day! The holidays are the perfect time to put pen to paper, and connect via written word with... Read More