I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E

3 Music & Enrichment

5/6 Special Events

7 CHR 2nd & 3rd floor

Happenings

8 Places to Go

9 Wellness

10 Foundation

11 Memorials

13 Regularly Scheduled

Programs

14 Spiritual Wellness

& Support Groups

15 Movie Listings

Newsletter Staff

Co-Editors

Alesha Williams

Nancy Hanford 2700 Burcham Dr. ~ East Lansing, MI 48823 ~ (517) 351-8377

Volume 14; Issue 1 May 2021

Burcham Beacon

Back to the Beacon

We are excited to get back to the monthly publication of our Burcham

Beacon. This newsletter provides details on the upcoming events and

programs that will be offered throughout the month. We encourage you

to dive in and check out all the new programs as we continue to reopen

our community in a safe manner.

If you have any questions about the programs offered or would like to

suggest a program, please contact the Recreation Office at

(517) 827-1061.

Our First Outing We were thrilled to offer our first outing on the bus again! It was a

lovely day for a scenic drive and checking out

the local sights.

We are eager to offer more outings in a safe

manner as we continue to move forward. See

page 8 for upcoming outing opportunities. At

this time, social distancing is required on the

bus which does limit the capacity. Once capaci-

ty is filled, we will have a waiting list to help

us determine future outings.

Additionally, a signed Liability Waiver is re-

quired to attend outings. See page 8 for contact

information to obtain these forms. Note: if

you have already signed a Liability Waiver and

we have it on file, you do not need to sign another one.

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Welcome back Your dreams were your ticket out

Welcome back To that same old place that you laughed about

Well, the names have all changed

Since you hung around But those dreams have remained

And they've turned around

Who'd have thought they'd lead you Back here where we need you?

Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back Welcome back, welcome back

~ Song by John Sebastian

Welcome Back to the Burcham Beacon! The song lyrics above keep playing in my mind as we continue our return to nor-malcy. This month, we will have our first “event” – one of our infamous BBQs under the comfy shade and breeze of our carports. We are eager to get back to our lifestyle and entertainment, and we know we can do it well and safely.

“Step back in perspective, open your heart and welcome transition into a new phase of life.”

~ Linda Rawson Although challenges continue, we remain positive and confident in our approach to reopen our community and reengage all, as we are accustomed to, the Bur-cham Way! Our hearts are open, and we are ready for this new phase of life in our community. We look forward to seeing many of you at the end of this month, enjoying Chef’s amazing food, Kimber’s excellent entertainment and having some fun in the sun! This aspect of our lives we have all missed so dearly and we are all ready to

WELCOME it BACK! �

Welcome Back! Welcome Back! Welcome Back!

From the Desk of the Executive Director . . .

by Kari Rennie

Burcham Hills Leadership Team

Kari Rennie, NHA Executive Director

827-1042

Nancy Hanford Communications / Exec. Asst.

827-1043

Angela Brummette, NHA CHR Administrator

827-1037

Hannah Laggis CHR Director of Nursing

827-1038

Arlone Hudson Director of CHR Admissions

827-1035

Petra Paca Director of Human Resources

827-1057

Jim Kaczmarczyk Director of Finance/Controller

351-4662

Darcy Quisenberry Resident Center Director

827-0361

Mark Sarvis Director of Building & Grounds

351-3642

Jennifer Sokol Director of Hospitality Services

827-1025

Bill Cosby Director of Sales

487-0832

Alesha Williams, CTRS Director of Life Enrichment

827-1068

Lesa Smith, MPA, CFRE Foundation Director

827-2924

*All programing complies with the Fair Housing Act (FHA). Some programs may require support staff, which will need to be ar-ranged with the Personal Wellness and/or Recreation departments prior to the event.

RC Resident Center

CHR Center for Health & Rehabilitation

AWR Ada Whitehouse Room (1st RC)

PDR Private Dining Room (2nd RC)

WC Wellness Center (2nd RC)

LS Leisure Studio (1st CHR)

SVDR Scenic View Dining Room (2nd RC)

SP Stansell Patio (1st CHR)

GLR Great Lakes Living Room (3rd RC)

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Additional May Holidays May 4 Bird Day / Star Wars Day May 6 No Diet Day May 15 Armed Forces Day May 24 International Tiara Day

Music Opportunities

Piano with Lorrie

Saturdays / 3:00 pm / 4RC

We continue to evaluate additional music programs to offer in our community.

Artist Studio Wednesdays 3:15 pm Room 553/B-Hall Lounge Each week features a new hands-on art experience.

“Oopsy Daisy” Flower Sales Thursday, May 6 3:00 - 5:00 pm / 2RC Lobby

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Social Hour Mondays 2:00 pm Scenic View Dining Room Come enjoy a glass of wine and good conversation with neighbors.

TED Talks Wednesdays 11:00 am 4RC Lobby Who is TED you ask? TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design and are educational discussions of almost any topic you can think of!

Downton Abbey Series Channel 2 4:00 pm Tune to Channel 2 to catch the acclaimed series Downton Abbey, a new episode will be shown daily until complete.

Fascinating People & Places Fridays 6:30 pm Each week will feature a new person’s history, a look into a special place, or more.

Art Appreciation with Ethel Anthony

Art Discussion “The Kiss” by Klmit Monday, May 10 / 3:30 pm / Slate Room Local art enthusiast, Ethel Anthony, joins us to discuss art, the artist who made it and her experiences and knowledge.

Movie and Discussion “The Woman in Gold” (109 min) Friday, May 14 / 10:30 am / Slate Room Ethel Anthony continues her art series with a moving showing and discussion.

All programs are subject to availability based on quarantine status

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How Seniors Can Protect Themselves from Identity Theft Identity theft occurs when a criminal gets his hands on your personal identifying information without your con-sent. Unfortunately, this personal information can be found in countless places – from your Social Security card to your driver's license to the labels on your prescription bottles. And according to the Federal Trade Commission, seniors may be especially vulnerable. Although the Target data breach received much media attention due to its massive scale, identity theft remains a fairly commonplace occur-rence. In fact, according to Javelin Strategy & Research studies, an identity theft occurs once every three seconds.

Why are seniors targeted? There are several reasons why seniors are often targeted specifically in identity theft scams. For one, older Americans tend to have more money saved up than younger adults who are just starting out, making them espe-cially lucrative targets for identity thieves. Seniors are also more likely to be staying in hospitals or nursing homes, where their personal information passes through the hands of many different people on a regular basis. Furthermore, older adults may be more trusting and less likely to suspect malicious intent when they receive unusual emails or phone calls. Many seniors already depend on relatives, friends, neighbors and even strangers for caregiving and support, so they may not be suspicious of unsolicited help or other offers that come their way. Finally, seniors may also be less likely to report identity theft once they suspect it has occurred. They may be worried that if they report identity theft, family members will assume that they are no longer capable of living independently and handling their finances on their own.

How seniors can protect themselves from ID theft Although there is no way to completely prevent identity theft, seniors can take steps to lower their risks of be-coming victims. For one, older adults should be sure they operate safely online. Phishing attacks often come in the form of emails, appearing to be from a business or other legitimate source. They may trick victims into supplying their personal information or clicking on a link by saying things like, “Your account is about to be canceled!” or “You have won a large cash prize.” Seniors should remember that legitimate businesses will not ask for person-al information through an unsecure source, like an email. Older Americans who use social media sites like Facebook should avoid sharing certain types of personal infor-mation in their profiles, such as exact dates of birth. Some thieves have used details like these to forge birth cer-tificates and create false identities. Offline, seniors can increase their physical security against ID theft by keeping close tabs on important docu-ments, like bank statements and benefits statements.

Professional help is widely available Because many older adults have reached a point of financial stability in their lives, they may be less likely than younger adults to monitor their bank accounts or credit reports on a regular basis. Fortunately, identity theft pro-tection services can be extremely helpful in these areas. Identity theft is most easily resolved when detected ear-ly, so vigilance is the key to effective identity theft protection for anyone – including seniors. Source: www.seniorliving.com/article/how-seniors-can-protect-themselves-identity-theft

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National Wine Day

Tuesday, May 25 / 1:30pm / AWR A walk thru wine and food pairing event to excite your taste palate.

Special Center for Health & Rehabilitation event on Tuesday, May 18.

Saturday, May 1

Check your neighborhood calendar for times to come and play a fun

Kentucky Derby themed game!

You can also watch the 147th Derby on NBC at 12:30 pm.

Let’s Celebrate! Wednesday, May 5

Center for Health and Rehab 1CHR: 1:30pm 3CHR: 3:00pm Resident Center Individual invitations will go out in your mailbox-es the week of the event!

RSVP Required:

Please RSVP with a member of the Recreation Team

or call (517) 827-1061.

Mother’s Day Breakfast

Friday, May 7

Center for Health & Rehabilitation 8:00 am - 10:00 am / in your neighborhood

Resident Center 7:30 am or 9:00 am / Ada Whitehouse Room

Menu Waffles with toppings Broccoli Cheese Frittata

Bread Assortment Sausage & Bacon Tater Tots

All programs are subject to availability based on quarantine status.

Special Events

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Center for Health & Rehabilitation

Thursday, May 27 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Carports

Resident Center / Clusters

Friday, May 28 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Carports

Menu Hamburger & Hot Dogs with toppings

Potato Salad Baked Beans

Strawberry Shortcake Fresh Watermelon & Blueberries

Family and Friends are welcome to join residents. RSVP is required by Monday, May 24. Call (517) 827-1061 to make your reservation.

CHR Resident Council Meeting Located on 3CHR

Pigeon River Conference Room

Wednesday, May 26 @ 11:00 am

*1:1’s will be held based on a quarantine basis.

1CHR Birthday Party Tuesday, May 4 @ 1:30 pm

3CHR Birthday Party Tuesday, May 4 @ 3:00 pm

Birthday List: Catherine Shrier May 9 Mary Myers May 11 Bernadette Russo May 14 Lois Schmidt May 17 Nelson Jimenez May 28

Join us for our May Birthday Celebrations!

CHR Inside Lunch Outing

Golden Wok Thursday, May 20

11:30 am

*Please let a Recreation staff member know if you would like to attend or contact

517) 827-1061.

CHR Outing

Scenic Drive & Ice cream Thursday, May 13 1:30 — 3:00 pm

*Please let a Recreation staff member know if you would like to attend or contact

(517) 827-1061.

Pet Adoptions

Last month, some of the residents were able

to adopt a new furry friend. This opportunity

was made possible through a generous grant

from the Michigan Long Term Care Ombuds-

man Program Companion Pet Adoption Pro-

ject. We are thrilled to provide this opportuni-

ty and have developed the Magic Paws Clinic

to help maintain them and provide check-ups

on a quarterly basis. Residents really enjoyed

interacting with the pets and getting to name

them! Here are a few pictures.

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Outings Sign-up Procedure

Please sign-up by calling the Recreation Department at (517) 827-1061 at least 48-hours in advance for ALL outings, unless otherwise advertised. If your call is not answered, please leave a message so we can return your call and complete your sign up. Please be aware that signing up does not guarantee attendance. Number of seats as well as the needs and safety of the individuals will be evaluated. You will be notified once a decision is made on the final attendance. To provide a fair opportunity for others, we may limit the number of outings individuals attend each month. ALL trips depart from the 2RC Lobby.

NOTE: Outing locations are accessible to ALL residents unless otherwise advertised. Accessible transportation is provided and wheelchairs can be requested in advance for your added convenience. If you require assistance or reasonable accommodations to attend, please indicate assistance needed when signing up.

Resident Center Outing Downtown East Lansing & MSU Campus Scenic Drive

Tuesday, May 11 Depart: 1:30 pm Return approx.: 3:00 pm Cost: Free

Please sign up by May 9

Center for Health & Rehabilitation Ice Cream Outing

Thursday, May 13 Depart: 1:30 pm Return approx.: 2:30 pm Cost: Free

Please sign up by May 11

INSIDE OUTINGS This is our current opportunity to enjoy

food from local restaurants.

We bring the food to you and you can eat in your room or we will set up a group to eat together in the Cornerstone Bistro!

Resident Center Olive Garden Wednesday, May 19 Delivery time: 12:00 pm Cost: approximately $15, depending on your individual order.

Please place order by May 18

Center for Health & Rehabilitation Golden Wok Thursday, May 20 Delivery time: 12:00 pm Cost: approximately $15, depending on your individual order.

Please place order by May 17

Call (517) 827-1061 to place your order!

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Liability Waivers are required to

be completed to attend an outing

with the Recreation Team.

Residents and family members

can obtain this form by contacting

the following team members:

Resident Center Darcy Quisenberry

(517) 827-0692

Center for Health & Rehab Angel Brummette (517) 827-1037

Diane Parsons (517) 827-1029

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Wellness Center Hours

Monday—Friday 8:30 am — 4:30 pm

Saturday & Sunday 10:00 am — 4:00 pm

Monthly Wellness Focus:

Spiritual Wellness is related to your values and beliefs that help you find meaning and purpose in your life. Spiritual Wellness may come from activities such as volunteering, self-reflection, meditation, prayer or spending time in nature. Signs of strong spiritual health include having clear values, a sense of self-

confidence and a feeling of inner peace. To improve your spiritual health, it can help to create a quiet space for solitude and contemplation or a place of curiosity and

playfulness. Maintaining a playful, curious attitude can help you find experiences that offer hope, purpose and meaning.

Fall Prevention

M/W/F at 10:15

(AWR)

Fit & Functional

T/Th at 10:15

(4RC)

Adv. Fit & Functional

M/W/F at 11:15

(AWR)

Group Exercise Schedule

PS Salon & Spa offers full services in our Burcham Hills

Salon, located on the first floor of the Resident Center.

Please contact the salon at (517) 351-74241

to make your appointment. Appointments are available

Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm.

The Salon Team

Hair and Nail Stylists

Ekbal Al Najjar

Lizzy Kummer

Hair Stylist

Meghan Malcom

Massage Therapist

Mallynda Fernando

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News from The Foundation at Burcham Hills

By Lesa Smith, Foundation Director

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From Down the Hill . . . By Sylvia Rundquist, Clusters Board of Directors

‘NO GATHERINGS’ has been a tough mandate for the Clusters residents to follow this past year. Prior to the pandemic, many residents frequently attended programs and activities at the main building. When the pandemic caused the Community to close to visitors, residents found themselves with time on their hands and no planned activities they could attend.

However, as of April, they have begun to gather under the Sycamore tree for their weekly coffees, masked and social distancing, once again enjoying one of the many benefits of this Community: the opportunity to know people from many different locales.

The vacationing residents have returned. We are happy to announce we have five new families who have become residents during the past year.

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We want to take this time to honor and remember those we have loved who passed away during the month of March and April. We express our sincere thoughts and prayers

to their families and friends.

Howard Grider ~ March 1 Ronald Karle ~ March 4 Shirley Guider ~ March 6 LG Sawdy ~ March 9 Mary “Mae” Dart ~ March 10 Farid Shaikh ~ March 15 Betty Marsh ~ March 16 Spencer Fortin ~ March 23 Peggy Laggis ~ April 8 Judith Fox ~ April 10 Steven Kindel ~ April 13 Mary Doolittle ~ April 16 Donald Griffin ~ April 16 Maurice Squires ~ April 18 Melissa Dean ~ April 20 Daniel Hatfield ~ April 21 Karen Custer ~ April 26 Joyce Hanford ~ April 29

PETS WELCOME

We are excited to welcome pets back into our community and have updated our policy to offer more opportunities for our furry friends to visit. Pet visits are subject to the same restrictions as general visitors as it relates to quarantine status. To obtain a copy of our new policy, please contact the Receptionist or Alesha Williams, Director of Life Enrichment, at (517) 827 –1068.

April 2016 Page 2 May 2021 Page 12 The Last Year in Photos

What a

Year it

Was!

Artist Studio (Wed., 3:15 pm/553): Each session offers an opportunity to create something new. Everything from props for our socials to gifts around the holidays. We are also open to suggestions.

Brain Boosters (Sat., 10:30 am/4RC): Test your knowledge on a variety of subjects using both trivia and other brain games such as word searches, word scramble puzzles and crossword puzzles. These are often focused on a timely topic such as a holiday or based on a theme.

Farkle (Sat., 2:00/4RC): A fun dice game with easy to follow rules. Come roll with us, we will keep score!

Fascinating People & Places (Fri., 6:30 pm/4RC): A variety of series are presented with a focus on nature, geography and world exploration.

Interactive News (Wed., 2:00 pm/5RC): Get information on interesting news from around the world and join in a friendly discussion with your neighbors.

Living to Learn (Thur., 2:15 pm/ 4RC): Watch for this educational program on your calendar. Each week, new topics will be introduced through presentations, discussion groups and hands-on activities.

Manicures (Mon., 1:00 pm/5RC; Fri., 2:00 pm/4RC): Recreation staff will file, buff and paint your nails. This is a first come, first served opportunity. If time runs out, we will make every effort to schedule additional time.

Reference a Librarian (Wed., 12:30 pm/2RC Lobby): Annie from the East Lansing Public Library provides books to loan and will take requests to bring for future visits.

Social Hour (Mon., 2:00 pm/SVDR): There is nothing better then a glass of wine and good conversation, so don’t miss a chance to join your neighbors each week.

Social Visits (Mon., 10:00 am/in your apartment): Do you ever feel just a bit too tired to come out and about, but could still use some company? We love a good conversation and would be happy to come to you. Call the Recreation Team at (517) 827-1061 if you would like to request a social visit.

Tech Time (Tues., 11:00 am/4RC; Fri., 3:00 pm/4RC): Do you have a question or need help with your tablet, laptop or cell phone? Sarah will provide one-on-one assistance to teach and assist with your questions.

Ted Talks (Wed., 11:00 am/4RC): Who is TED you ask? TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design and are educational discussions of almost any topic you can think of! Join us as we watch and then discuss.

Travel Series (Tues., 2:00 pm/4RC; Thurs., 11:00 am/553): Travel to a different time and place, no ticket nec-essary. Using videos, slideshows and historical information, you will feel as though you are traveling through time and experiencing the wonders of the world.

Walk Club (Sun., 2:30 pm/Meet in 2RC Lobby): The walk club meets in the 2RC Lobby and chooses a walk-ing route based on the weather. This program is rain or shine because we have some great indoor areas we can walk too!

Wii Bowling (Tue., 3:00 pm/503): This fun interactive video game brings bowling to life without having to find a ball that isn’t too heavy or has holes that fit your fingers! See if you can beat the high score!

*Do you have a question about a program or a new program idea?

Contact Alesha Williams at (517) 827-1068 or stop by the Recreation office (1RC).

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Vespers (Non-Denominational)

Sundays, 4:00 pm / Ada Whitehouse Room

May 2 Rev. Kevin Phipps

University Reform Church

May 9 Rev. Michael Anderson

Member of University Lutheran Church

May 16 Rev. Dr. Shawnthea Monroe

The Peoples Church

May 23 Rev. Peggy Casteel-Huston

Presbyterian Church of Okemos

May 30 Viewing of Pre-Recorded Service from

The Peoples Church.

Open Bible Study (Non-Denominational)*

Hosted by Pastor Peter Robinson from Pilgrim

Congregational UCC

Tuesdays, 10:00 am / Slate Room

Rosary & Communion*

Hosted by volunteers from St. Thomas Aquinas

Thursdays, 10:00 am / AWR

Catholic Mass will be May 13

TV Mass (Catholic)

Hosted by volunteers from St. Thomas Aquinas

Sundays, 10:00 am / AWR

*Resumes May 18

Stroke Education and Support Group Postponed at this time (previously 1st Wednesday) 2:30 - 4:00 pm, Private Dining Room Sparrow Health System and The Center for Health & Rehabilitation at Burcham Hills have partnered to bring a fresh approach in stroke sup-port to the Lansing area. Each meeting will have an educational component followed by support and sharing time. The goal of this group is to pro-vide invaluable information from experts in various areas to aid those who have suffered from a stroke.

Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group Postponed at this time (previously 3rd Friday) 1:30—2:30 pm, Private Dining Room It’s a family affair. You are not alone in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. This Caregiver Sup-port Group can help. The support group is de-signed to offer emotional support and provide helpful information on coping with the challenges of Alzheimer’s disease. The group is facilitated by trained support group professionals. The group is confidential, free and open to the public. Everyone needs support, especially those caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s Disease.

Parkinson’s Disease Dialogue Group Postponed at this time (previously 4th Friday) 3:00 - 4:00 pm, Private Dining Room Opportunity for residents with Parkinson’s Disease to come together, get acquainted and discuss mutual concerns.

Lansing Area Parkinson’s Support Group Postponed at this time (previously 3rd Tuesday) 6:00 - 8:00 pm, Ada Whitehouse Room

Join us for education, comradery and social activi-ties. Learn coping technology, share knowledge and experiences and make new friends. Offer and receive support from those who understand.

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Call for

Ministers

Our Vespers program relies on Ministers in our community will-

ing to volunteer their time. If you know of a minister who may

be willing to officiate services at Burcham Hills, please contact

Alesha Williams, Director of Life Enrichment, at (517) 827-1068

to provide information. We will call the ministers to provide de-

tails and gauge interest.

Wednesday MOVIES* 7:00 pm - Showing in the AWR/1RC*

May 5 - Illusion (2004)

With his deceased former editor as his projectionist, dying filmmaker Donald Baines spends a fantastical night watching movies that depict various stages in his estranged son’s life. Haunted by his father’s abandonment, Donald’s son Christopher goes through life crippled with self-doubt. Can the ailing director work movie magic and make things right and give Christopher the happy ending he de-serves? [106 min] Cast: Kirk Douglas, Michael A. Goorjian, Karen Tucker

May 12 – The Notebook (2004)

Two young lovers are torn apart by war and class differences in the 1940s in this adaptation of Nicho-las Sparks’ best-selling novel. Their story is told by a man who, years later, reads from a notebook while he visits a woman in a nursing home. [123 min] Cast: Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, James Garner

May 19 - Robin Hood Prince of Thieves (1991)

Tales of the legendary Sherwood Forest outlaw leader in a richly textured epic film, bringing a 12th century medieval world to spectacular screen life. [155 min] Cast: Kevin Costner, Morgan Freeman, Christian Slater

May 26 - Brigadoon (1954)

Look on a map and you won’t find it. Look in your heart and there it will be. Enchantment is a place—and a movie—called Brigadoon. [108 min] Cast: Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse, Van Johnson

Saturday MOVIES* 1:30 pm - Showing in the AWR/1RC* Encore Presentation at 7:00 pm on

Channel 2*

May 1 – Forrest Gump (1994)

Forrest Gump, a simple minded man, finds himself in the middle of every major event of the 1960s and 70s. Along the way, he makes friends, changes lives and yearns for his childhood sweetheart, Jenny. [142 min] Cast: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise

May 8 – August Rush (2007)

After cellist Lyal and Guitarist Lois share an enchant-ed night together, circumstances rip them apart, and the child produced by the union is raised by an op-portunistic stranger who nurtures the boy’s musical talent. Determined to find his parents, the boy relies on music to draw his mother and father to him. [112 min] Cast: Keri Russel, Robin Williams, Freddi Highmore

May 15 — Victoria & Abdul (2017)

The true story of an unexpected friendship in the lat-er years of Queen Victoria’s rule with Abdul, a young clerk who travels from India to participate in the Queen’s Golden Jubilee. [111 min] Cast: Judi Dench, Ali Fazal, Eddie Izzard

May 22 — Downton Abbey (2019)

The beloved Crawleys and their intrepid staff pre-pare for the most important moment of their lives. The royal visit from the King and Queen of England unleashes scandal, romance and intrigue that leave the future of Downton hanging in the balance. [122 min] Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Jim Carter, Maggie Smith

May 29—Murder on the Orient Express (2017)

In this retelling of Agatha Christie’s classic mystery, a train ride through Europe on the famed Orient Ex-press becomes the setting or murder when an Amer-ican passenger is slain. [136 min] Cast: Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, Josh Gad

A Movie Committee selects the movies shown each month, which are based on

resident requests. If you would like to be a part of the committee or

you have a movie to suggest, please contact Maxine Hewett or

the Recreation Therapy Office, 1RC.

*All programing complies with the FHA. Some programs may require support staff, which will need to be arranged with the Personal

Wellness and/or Recreation departments prior to the event.

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May Meetings

10 Resident Assn. Annual Mtg 9:30 am / AWR 10 Resident Assn. Monthly Mtg 1:30 pm / AWR 26 Resident Council 11:00 am / 3 CHR 27 Food & Dining Committee 1:30 pm / SVDR

Life Enrichment Team

Alesha Williams, CTRS

Director of Life Enrichment

Ext. 417 or 827-1068

Resident Center

Ext. 277 or 827-1061 Sarah Schimm

RC Recreation Assistant

Marisa Jones

MC Recreation Assistant

Center for Health & Rehab

Ext. 277 or 827-1061 Taylor Sample, CTRS

CHR Recreation Therapist

Maegan Anderson, CTRS

2&3CHR Recreation Therapist

Brittany Pernak, CTRS

CHR Recreation Therapist

Jessie Eisen, CTRS

CHR Recreation Therapist

Events

Ext. 435 or 332-5227 Kimber Lucius

Recreation Events Planning

Wellness Team

Ext. 420 or 827-2452

Molly Perski, BS

Wellness Supervisor

Tyler Gardner

Fitness Specialist

Becca Slocum

Fitness Specialist

Transportation

(517) 410-1078 Terry Lickman

Driver

PS Salon & Spa

(517) 351-7241

Appointments available

Monday-Thursday

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

June Upcoming Events

18 Father’s Day Breakfast

BINGO

LOCATIONS

Saturdays 10:30 am 2CHR

Sundays 2:30 pm 2CHR

Fridays 2:30 pm 3RC & 3CHR

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May 1 Luella Erbes

May 7 Eleanor Pinkham

May 9 Catherine Shrier

May 9 Eugenia Casbergue

May 10 Robert Wilson

May 11 Mary Myers

May 13 Joan Brown

May 14 Bernadette Russo

May 14 John Bachelder

May 16 Joseph Eddington

May 17 Johnnie Robinson

May 17 Lois Schmidt

May 19 Michael Jost

May 20 Esther Crino

May 23 Samuel Dunn

May 24 Rosemarie Phillips

May 26 Elizabeth Tucker

May 28 Nelson Jimenez

May 28 Joseph Shlien

May 28 Barbara McCleary

May 28 Gordon Miracle

May 31 Eric Hancock

May 31 Gloria Epstein

May 31 Daniel Black

May Highlights 1 Kentucky Derby

5 Cinco de Mayo

6 Oopsy Daisy Flower Sales

7 Mother’s Day Breakfast

10 Art Appreciation Discussion

w/ Ethel Anthony

11 Resident Center Park Outing

13 CHR Ice Cream Outing

14 Art Appreciation Movie

18 CHR Happy Hour

19 Resident Center “Inside Outing”

20 CHR “Inside Outing”

25 National Wine Day

27 CHR Memorial Day BBQ

28 RC Memorial Day BBQ