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the APRIL 2020 newsletter R T H I G H E M S D F G E G H J K L N B O W E L V D G E S O I G H U B V I D E Q L Z P X C N T C L D S O H B S B S A S H H C C K V X O C X V I Q A A G H U X A W T E R Q O N C B V L X C H L W K R K C H P I L E U M A E T L C B E L L Y M S I E A E X C V S Z X B D S H H E A R T S T C V B T C ANKLE AORTA BELLY BOWEL CHEEK CHEST COLON ELBOW HEART ILEUM LIVER MOUTH NAVEL SCALP SKULL SPINE THIGH THUMB WAIST WRIST BELLA VISTA | a Senior Lifestyle community | OSHKOSH, WI 54901 | 920-233-6667 THIS MONTH’S silver star DAN DUTCHER Dan was born in Faribault, Minn. He grew up with one younger sister, Jeanie. He recalls spending time at parks, fishing in the summer and winter months with family and friends. Dan lost his father early in life. His grandfather was a father figure for him keeping him involved in many activities. His summers growing up were spent at his grandparents’ cottage in Deer River. Minn. His grandparents took them many times to Mankato Park and Owatonna Park in Minnesota. Dan’s school days were at Faribault High. After high school Dan attended Mankato State University. He found out that college wasn’t for him, so he enlisted in the Army for three years. is is where he met his true love, Marianne, at a USO dance with a group of friends. When he saw Marianne, he knew in a minute she was perfect. ey were married in August 1968. Dan and his wife never had children, but adopted a boy, Cory. Dan was discharged from the service in 1962. He then went back to college at UW Milwaukee and then La Cross university where he earned his degree in physical education. He started working at La Cross Junior High School where he coached wrestling and track. He then went to work at the Post Office and later years at the Paine Art Center in Oshkosh. Dan and his wife loved to travel, Florida being one of their favorite destinations. ey also belonged to a square dance club and loved to line dance. Dan volunteered many hours at St. Vincent de Paul and the humane society. He enjoyed walking dogs and cats and caring for the animals. In his spare time Dan enjoys fishing, photography and putting puzzles together. He now lives life at Bella Vista taking part in activities and meeting new people. JOIN US THIS MONTH FOR spring destination travel! e event highlight for the month of April is our Spring Destination Travel. We will be traveling to four different countries — Mexico, China, Italy and Sweden. On every Monday we will experience a destination to each country with a travelogue at 2 p.m. in the Private Dining Room. On ursday, April 16, community members, guests and residents can join us for a destination Happy Hour. It will be a chance to experience and taste test appetizers from four different countries — Mexico, China, Italy and Sweden! so pack your suitcase and join us for or Destination Travels in April. TRAIN YOUR BRAIN search for five-letter body parts Dan enjoys all the physical activities that he can take part in at Bella Vista! It will be an adventure when we travel to four different countries in the month of April!
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BELLA VISTA | a Senior Lifestyle community | OSHKOSH, WI 54901 | 920-233-6667
THIS MONTH’S silver starDAN DUTCHER
Dan was born in Faribault, Minn. He grew up with one younger sister, Jeanie. He recalls spending time at parks, fishing in the summer and winter months with family and friends. Dan lost his father early in life. His grandfather was a father figure for him keeping him involved in many activities. His summers growing up were spent at his grandparents’ cottage in Deer River. Minn. His grandparents took them many times to Mankato Park and Owatonna Park in Minnesota. Dan’s school days were at Faribault High. After high school Dan attended Mankato State University. He found out that college wasn’t for him, so he enlisted in the Army for three years. This is where he met his true love, Marianne, at a USO dance with a group of friends. When he saw Marianne, he knew in a minute she was perfect. They were married in August 1968. Dan and his wife never had children, but adopted a boy, Cory. Dan was discharged from the service in 1962. He then went back to college at UW Milwaukee and then La Cross university where he earned his degree in physical education. He started working at La Cross Junior High School where he coached wrestling and track. He then went to work at the Post Office and later years at the Paine Art Center in Oshkosh. Dan and his wife loved to travel, Florida being one of their favorite destinations. They also belonged to a square dance club and loved to line dance. Dan volunteered many hours at St. Vincent de Paul and the humane society. He enjoyed walking dogs and cats and caring for the animals. In his spare time Dan enjoys fishing, photography and putting puzzles together. He now lives life at Bella Vista taking part in activities and meeting new people.
JOIN US THIS MONTH FOR
spring destination travel!The event highlight for the month of April is our Spring Destination Travel. We will be traveling to four different countries — Mexico, China, Italy and Sweden. On every Monday we will experience a destination to each country with a travelogue at 2 p.m. in the Private Dining Room. On Thursday, April 16, community members, guests and residents can join us for a destination Happy Hour. It will be a chance to experience and taste test appetizers from four different countries — Mexico, China, Italy and Sweden! so pack your suitcase and join us for or Destination Travels in April.
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN search for five-letter body parts
Dan enjoys all the physical activities that he can take part in at Bella Vista!
It will be an adventure when we travel to four different countries in the month of April!
APR 2020calendar & activities
• CONNECT
• CONTRIBUTE
• FEEL
• GROW
• MOVE
• REFLECT
BE INSPIRED
APR 2020calendar & activities
• CONNECT
• CONTRIBUTE
• FEEL
• GROW
• MOVE
• REFLECT
BE INSPIRED
PU
ZZ
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SO
LUT
ION
S
ACROSS1. Ice cream serving6. Man’s nickname10. Second in a series14. Disease that attacks
the muscles15. Mixture16. Future indicator17. ___ costs; regardless
of the difficulty18. Very cruel20. Hankering21. Property buyer’s
concern23. Biblical line24. Rapidly growing
item25. Got away27. Potato implement30. Cherished31. UV forerunners34. Jai ___35. Does an usher’s job36. ___ tree; cornered37. Film set in a jungle41. Work unit42. Restores to health43. Pinnacle44. Cockney abode45. European river46. Makes changes in48. Mars’ Greek
counterpart49. Anthology entries
50. Hastily53. “Wanna make
__ __?”54. Pronoun57. Painful problem60. Claw62. Ending for some
girls’ names63. Stable staple64. African antelope65. Like horse hooves66. Scottish language67. Violates
DOWN1. SPCA’s advice2. Place for sheep3. Pearl Buck heroine4. Word with olive or
motor5. Gallup respondent6. Regally clothed7. ___ Bator, Mongolia8. Polite person’s word9. Sound of grief10. Weary11. Kuwaiti leader12. Sri Lanka exports13. ___ Murray19. Opposed22. Suffix for wind or
sand24. Genius
25. Accomplishments26. Strip of wood27. San ___, California28. Warning device29. “Beetle Bailey” figure30. Postpone31. 100 paise32. Pierce33. Puts a burden on35. Painful spots38. Oak droppings39. Like a streaker40. Homes for some:
abbr.46. Fruity concoction47. B, for one48. Was achy and
feverish49. Fat50. Grows gray51. College major52. Singer’s range53. Picnic spoilers54. Insult55. Sharpen56. Football players58. Gout spot59. One of a pair61. Chicken ___ king
KEEP ACTIVE with these activities
• Carry on a daily routine as much as possible.
• Stay connected with family and friends by telephone, writing them a letter or email, or by using social media.
• Keep physically active as much as you can. Take advantage of the limited walks when possible, get up and walk around your apartment, and do simple seated stretches.
• Use this time as an opportunity: Read that book you’ve been wanting to get to, work on your favorite crafting project or hobby, take on a puzzle (Try the ones here in the newsletter!), start a journal, or learn something new.
• Unleash your inner artist with coloring pages or take up drawing or sketching.
• Organize something you’ve put off, such as that pile of papers, a drawer or shelf.
• Listen to your favorite music.
• If it’s possible, use your TV’s streaming service to catch up on some classic movies or one of those popular TV shows everyone’s talking about.
• Use your tablet or computer and research some topics you’ve always been interested in, learn some phrases in a foreign language, watch a YouTube tutorial or TED talk, or just laugh at some animal videos!
• Above all, maintain a positive attitude. You have likely coped with difficult situations before, and be reassured that you will cope with this current situation as well.
Solu
tion
SUDOKU
8 6 2 1 3 5 7 4 9
9 7 5 8 2 4 3 1 6
3 4 1 9 6 7 2 8 5
7 1 6 4 8 9 5 2 3
5 8 3 6 7 2 4 9 1
2 9 4 5 1 3 8 6 7
1 3 7 2 9 8 6 5 4
4 2 9 3 5 6 1 7 8
6 5 8 7 4 1 9 3 2
8 1 3
9 7 5 4 6
4
7 9 3
3 6 7 2 4
5
3 5
4 3 1 7 8
4 1 2
ACROSS1. Ice cream serving6. Man’s nickname10. Second in a series14. Disease that attacks
the muscles15. Mixture16. Future indicator17. __ costs; regardless of
the di�culty18. Very cruel20. Hankering21. Property buyer’s concern23. Biblical line24. Rapidly growing item25. Got away27. Potato implement30. Cherished31. UV forerunners34. Jai __35. Does an usher’s job36. __ tree; cornered37. Film set in a jungle41. Work unit42. Restores to health43. Pinnacle44. Cockney abode45. European river46. Makes changes in48. Mars’ Greek counterpart49. Anthology entries50. Hastily
53. “Wanna make _ _?”54. Pronoun57. Painful problem60. Claw62. Ending for some
girls’ names63. Stable staple64. African antelope65. Like horse hooves66. Scottish language67. ViolatesDOWN1. SPCA’s advice2. Place for sheep3. Pearl Buck heroine4. Word with olive or motor5. Gallup respondent6. Regally clothed7. __ Bator, Mongolia8. Polite person’s word9. Sound of grief10. Weary11. Kuwaiti leader12. Sri Lanka exports13. __ Murray19. Opposed22. Su�x for wind or sand24. Genius25. Accomplishments26. Strip of wood27. San __, California28. Warning device
29. “Beetle Bailey” �gure30. Postpone31. 100 paise32. Pierce33. Puts a burden on35. Painful spots38. Oak droppings39. Like a streaker40. Homes for some: abbr.46. Fruity concoction47. B, for one48. Was achy and feverish49. Fat50. Grows gray51. College major52. Singer’s range53. Picnic spoilers54. Insult55. Sharpen56. Football players58. Gout spot59. One of a pair61. Chicken __ king
Crossword Puzzle1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16
17 18 19
20 21 22 23
24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31 32 33
34 35 36
37 38 39 40
41 42 43
44 45 46 47
48 49
50 51 52 53 54 55 56
57 58 59 60 61
62 63 64
65 66 67
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WEEDFLEDMASHERDEARRSTALAISEATSUPATARZANOFTHEAPESERGCURESPEAKOMEODERALTERS
ARESODESAMAINABETSHEGALLSTONETALONETTEOATSELANDSHODERSERAPES
sudokuThe object of Sudoku is to fill all the blank squares with the correct numbers. Each row, column and 3x3 subsection must include all digits 1 through 9 in any order.
Solution
SUDOKU
8 6 2 1 3 5 7 4 9
9 7 5 8 2 4 3 1 6
3 4 1 9 6 7 2 8 5
7 1 6 4 8 9 5 2 3
5 8 3 6 7 2 4 9 1
2 9 4 5 1 3 8 6 7
1 3 7 2 9 8 6 5 4
4 2 9 3 5 6 1 7 8
6 5 8 7 4 1 9 3 2
8 1 3
9 7 5 4 6
4
7 9 3
3 6 7 2 4
5
3 5
4 3 1 7 8
4 1 2
APRIL TRIVIA
1. How fast can raindrops fall?
2. How many jelly beans are produced for Easter each year?
3. What cloud shares its name with the Latin word for “rain”?
4. What is the name of the dinner during the celebration of Passover?
5. Green, white, purple and orange: Which of these is not a color of asparagus?
6. Who wrote, “… April, dressed in all his trim Hath put a spirit of youth in everything”?
7. What is April’s birthstone?
8. What is the name of April’s full moon?
9. Who sang the 1957 hit song “April Love”?
10. About how many umbrellas are sold each year in the U.S.?
11. Who was the U.S. president during the first White House Easter egg roll in 1878?
12. What do they call an umbrella in England?
13. In what year did the first Earth Day (April 22) take place?
14. True or False? Baby carrots are just regular carrots that have been peeled and chopped into 2-inch pieces.
15. What common bird is known as the herald of springtime?
CROSSWORD puzzle
ACROSS1. Ice cream serving6. Man’s nickname10. Second in a series14. Disease that attacks
the muscles15. Mixture16. Future indicator17. __ costs; regardless of
the di�culty18. Very cruel20. Hankering21. Property buyer’s concern23. Biblical line24. Rapidly growing item25. Got away27. Potato implement30. Cherished31. UV forerunners34. Jai __35. Does an usher’s job36. __ tree; cornered37. Film set in a jungle41. Work unit42. Restores to health43. Pinnacle44. Cockney abode45. European river46. Makes changes in48. Mars’ Greek counterpart49. Anthology entries50. Hastily
53. “Wanna make _ _?”54. Pronoun57. Painful problem60. Claw62. Ending for some
girls’ names63. Stable staple64. African antelope65. Like horse hooves66. Scottish language67. ViolatesDOWN1. SPCA’s advice2. Place for sheep3. Pearl Buck heroine4. Word with olive or motor5. Gallup respondent6. Regally clothed7. __ Bator, Mongolia8. Polite person’s word9. Sound of grief10. Weary11. Kuwaiti leader12. Sri Lanka exports13. __ Murray19. Opposed22. Su�x for wind or sand24. Genius25. Accomplishments26. Strip of wood27. San __, California28. Warning device
29. “Beetle Bailey” �gure30. Postpone31. 100 paise32. Pierce33. Puts a burden on35. Painful spots38. Oak droppings39. Like a streaker40. Homes for some: abbr.46. Fruity concoction47. B, for one48. Was achy and feverish49. Fat50. Grows gray51. College major52. Singer’s range53. Picnic spoilers54. Insult55. Sharpen56. Football players58. Gout spot59. One of a pair61. Chicken __ king
Crossword Puzzle12345678910111213
141516
171819
20212223
242526
27282930313233
343536
37383940
414243
44454647
4849
50515253545556
5758596061
626364
656667
S C O O P R U S S B E T AP O L I O O L I O O M E NA T A L L B A R B A R I A NY E N L I E N V E R S E
W E E D F L E DM A S H E R D E A R R S TA L A I S E A T S U P AT A R Z A N O F T H E A P E SE R G C U R E S P E A KO M E O D E R A L T E R S
A R E S O D E SA M A I N A B E T S H EG A L L S T O N E T A L O NE T T E O A T S E L A N DS H O D E R S E R A P E S
TRIVIA ANSWERS
1. Up to 22 mph!2. 16 billion3. Nimbus4. Seder 5. Orange6. William Shakespeare7. Diamond8. The pink moon
9. Pat Boone10. 33 million11. Rutherford B. Hayes12. A “brolly”13. 197014. True15. Robin
APRIL 2020
HOW TO WASH YOUR HANDSPROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS FROM COVID-19
A MESSAGE FROM SENIOR LIFESTYLE
When you opened this newsletter, you were likely expecting to see your monthly activities calendar. Due to the developments surrounding COVID-19, we are instead using this space to provide you helpful information and some ideas and activities to take advantage of while social distancing.
Please check our website for updates on the COVID-19 virus and our response at Senior Lifestyle communities:
www.seniorlifestyle.com/alert/covid-19-information/
CROSSWORDSUDOKU
APR 2020calendar & activities
APR 2020calendar & activities
• CONNECT
• CONTRIBUTE
• FEEL
• GROW
• MOVE
• REFLECT
BE INSPIRED
PU
ZZ
LE
SO
LUT
ION
S
ACROSS1. Ice cream serving6. Man’s nickname10. Second in a series14. Disease that attacks
the muscles15. Mixture16. Future indicator17. ___ costs; regardless
of the difficulty18. Very cruel20. Hankering21. Property buyer’s
concern23. Biblical line24. Rapidly growing
item25. Got away27. Potato implement30. Cherished31. UV forerunners34. Jai ___35. Does an usher’s job36. ___ tree; cornered37. Film set in a jungle41. Work unit42. Restores to health43. Pinnacle44. Cockney abode45. European river46. Makes changes in48. Mars’ Greek
counterpart49. Anthology entries
50. Hastily53. “Wanna make
__ __?”54. Pronoun57. Painful problem60. Claw62. Ending for some
girls’ names63. Stable staple64. African antelope65. Like horse hooves66. Scottish language67. Violates
DOWN1. SPCA’s advice2. Place for sheep3. Pearl Buck heroine4. Word with olive or
motor5. Gallup respondent6. Regally clothed7. ___ Bator, Mongolia8. Polite person’s word9. Sound of grief10. Weary11. Kuwaiti leader12. Sri Lanka exports13. ___ Murray19. Opposed22. Suffix for wind or
sand24. Genius
25. Accomplishments26. Strip of wood27. San ___, California28. Warning device29. “Beetle Bailey” figure30. Postpone31. 100 paise32. Pierce33. Puts a burden on35. Painful spots38. Oak droppings39. Like a streaker40. Homes for some:
abbr.46. Fruity concoction47. B, for one48. Was achy and
feverish49. Fat50. Grows gray51. College major52. Singer’s range53. Picnic spoilers54. Insult55. Sharpen56. Football players58. Gout spot59. One of a pair61. Chicken ___ king
KEEP ACTIVE with these activities
• Carry on a daily routine as much as possible.
• Stay connected with family and friends by telephone, writing them a letter or email, or by using social media.
• Keep physically active as much as you can. Take advantage of the limited walks when possible, get up and walk around your apartment, and do simple seated stretches.
• Use this time as an opportunity: Read that book you’ve been wanting to get to, work on your favorite crafting project or hobby, take on a puzzle (Try the ones here in the newsletter!), start a journal, or learn something new.
• Unleash your inner artist with coloring pages or take up drawing or sketching.
• Organize something you’ve put off, such as that pile of papers, a drawer or shelf.
• Listen to your favorite music.
• If it’s possible, use your TV’s streaming service to catch up on some classic movies or one of those popular TV shows everyone’s talking about.
• Use your tablet or computer and research some topics you’ve always been interested in, learn some phrases in a foreign language, watch a YouTube tutorial or TED talk, or just laugh at some animal videos!
• Above all, maintain a positive attitude. You have likely coped with difficult situations before, and be reassured that you will cope with this current situation as well.
Solu
tion
SUDOKU
8 6 2 1 3 5 7 4 9
9 7 5 8 2 4 3 1 6
3 4 1 9 6 7 2 8 5
7 1 6 4 8 9 5 2 3
5 8 3 6 7 2 4 9 1
2 9 4 5 1 3 8 6 7
1 3 7 2 9 8 6 5 4
4 2 9 3 5 6 1 7 8
6 5 8 7 4 1 9 3 2
8 1 3
9 7 5 4 6
4
7 9 3
3 6 7 2 4
5
3 5
4 3 1 7 8
4 1 2
ACROSS1. Ice cream serving6. Man’s nickname10. Second in a series14. Disease that attacks
the muscles15. Mixture16. Future indicator17. __ costs; regardless of
the di�culty18. Very cruel20. Hankering21. Property buyer’s concern23. Biblical line24. Rapidly growing item25. Got away27. Potato implement30. Cherished31. UV forerunners34. Jai __35. Does an usher’s job36. __ tree; cornered37. Film set in a jungle41. Work unit42. Restores to health43. Pinnacle44. Cockney abode45. European river46. Makes changes in48. Mars’ Greek counterpart49. Anthology entries50. Hastily
53. “Wanna make _ _?”54. Pronoun57. Painful problem60. Claw62. Ending for some
girls’ names63. Stable staple64. African antelope65. Like horse hooves66. Scottish language67. ViolatesDOWN1. SPCA’s advice2. Place for sheep3. Pearl Buck heroine4. Word with olive or motor5. Gallup respondent6. Regally clothed7. __ Bator, Mongolia8. Polite person’s word9. Sound of grief10. Weary11. Kuwaiti leader12. Sri Lanka exports13. __ Murray19. Opposed22. Su�x for wind or sand24. Genius25. Accomplishments26. Strip of wood27. San __, California28. Warning device
29. “Beetle Bailey” �gure30. Postpone31. 100 paise32. Pierce33. Puts a burden on35. Painful spots38. Oak droppings39. Like a streaker40. Homes for some: abbr.46. Fruity concoction47. B, for one48. Was achy and feverish49. Fat50. Grows gray51. College major52. Singer’s range53. Picnic spoilers54. Insult55. Sharpen56. Football players58. Gout spot59. One of a pair61. Chicken __ king
Crossword Puzzle1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16
17 18 19
20 21 22 23
24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31 32 33
34 35 36
37 38 39 40
41 42 43
44 45 46 47
48 49
50 51 52 53 54 55 56
57 58 59 60 61
62 63 64
65 66 67
SCOOPRUSSBETAPOLIOOLIOOMENATALLBARBARIANYENLIENVERSE
WEEDFLEDMASHERDEARRSTALAISEATSUPATARZANOFTHEAPESERGCURESPEAKOMEODERALTERS
ARESODESAMAINABETSHEGALLSTONETALONETTEOATSELANDSHODERSERAPES
sudokuThe object of Sudoku is to fill all the blank squares with the correct numbers. Each row, column and 3x3 subsection must include all digits 1 through 9 in any order.
Solution
SUDOKU
8 6 2 1 3 5 7 4 9
9 7 5 8 2 4 3 1 6
3 4 1 9 6 7 2 8 5
7 1 6 4 8 9 5 2 3
5 8 3 6 7 2 4 9 1
2 9 4 5 1 3 8 6 7
1 3 7 2 9 8 6 5 4
4 2 9 3 5 6 1 7 8
6 5 8 7 4 1 9 3 2
8 1 3
9 7 5 4 6
4
7 9 3
3 6 7 2 4
5
3 5
4 3 1 7 8
4 1 2
APRIL TRIVIA
1. How fast can raindrops fall?
2. How many jelly beans are produced for Easter each year?
3. What cloud shares its name with the Latin word for “rain”?
4. What is the name of the dinner during the celebration of Passover?
5. Green, white, purple and orange: Which of these is not a color of asparagus?
6. Who wrote, “… April, dressed in all his trim Hath put a spirit of youth in everything”?
7. What is April’s birthstone?
8. What is the name of April’s full moon?
9. Who sang the 1957 hit song “April Love”?
10. About how many umbrellas are sold each year in the U.S.?
11. Who was the U.S. president during the first White House Easter egg roll in 1878?
12. What do they call an umbrella in England?
13. In what year did the first Earth Day (April 22) take place?
14. True or False? Baby carrots are just regular carrots that have been peeled and chopped into 2-inch pieces.
15. What common bird is known as the herald of springtime?
CROSSWORD puzzle
ACROSS1. Ice cream serving6. Man’s nickname10. Second in a series14. Disease that attacks
the muscles15. Mixture16. Future indicator17. __ costs; regardless of
the di�culty18. Very cruel20. Hankering21. Property buyer’s concern23. Biblical line24. Rapidly growing item25. Got away27. Potato implement30. Cherished31. UV forerunners34. Jai __35. Does an usher’s job36. __ tree; cornered37. Film set in a jungle41. Work unit42. Restores to health43. Pinnacle44. Cockney abode45. European river46. Makes changes in48. Mars’ Greek counterpart49. Anthology entries50. Hastily
53. “Wanna make _ _?”54. Pronoun57. Painful problem60. Claw62. Ending for some
girls’ names63. Stable staple64. African antelope65. Like horse hooves66. Scottish language67. ViolatesDOWN1. SPCA’s advice2. Place for sheep3. Pearl Buck heroine4. Word with olive or motor5. Gallup respondent6. Regally clothed7. __ Bator, Mongolia8. Polite person’s word9. Sound of grief10. Weary11. Kuwaiti leader12. Sri Lanka exports13. __ Murray19. Opposed22. Su�x for wind or sand24. Genius25. Accomplishments26. Strip of wood27. San __, California28. Warning device
29. “Beetle Bailey” �gure30. Postpone31. 100 paise32. Pierce33. Puts a burden on35. Painful spots38. Oak droppings39. Like a streaker40. Homes for some: abbr.46. Fruity concoction47. B, for one48. Was achy and feverish49. Fat50. Grows gray51. College major52. Singer’s range53. Picnic spoilers54. Insult55. Sharpen56. Football players58. Gout spot59. One of a pair61. Chicken __ king
Crossword Puzzle12345678910111213
141516
171819
20212223
242526
27282930313233
343536
37383940
414243
44454647
4849
50515253545556
5758596061
626364
656667
S C O O P R U S S B E T AP O L I O O L I O O M E NA T A L L B A R B A R I A NY E N L I E N V E R S E
W E E D F L E DM A S H E R D E A R R S TA L A I S E A T S U P AT A R Z A N O F T H E A P E SE R G C U R E S P E A KO M E O D E R A L T E R S
A R E S O D E SA M A I N A B E T S H EG A L L S T O N E T A L O NE T T E O A T S E L A N DS H O D E R S E R A P E S
TRIVIA ANSWERS
1. Up to 22 mph!2. 16 billion3. Nimbus4. Seder 5. Orange6. William Shakespeare7. Diamond8. The pink moon
9. Pat Boone10. 33 million11. Rutherford B. Hayes12. A “brolly”13. 197014. True15. Robin
APRIL 2020
HOW TO WASH YOUR HANDSPROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS FROM COVID-19
A MESSAGE FROM SENIOR LIFESTYLE
When you opened this newsletter, you were likely expecting to see your monthly activities calendar. Due to the developments surrounding COVID-19, we are instead using this space to provide you helpful information and some ideas and activities to take advantage of while social distancing.
Please check our website for updates on the COVID-19 virus and our response at Senior Lifestyle communities:
www.seniorlifestyle.com/alert/covid-19-information/
CROSSWORDSUDOKU
the APRIL 2020 newsletter
EVENT RECAP
spirit week!The Event Recap for the Month of March was our Senior Lifestyle Spirit Week. The week was filled with activities like sporting our crazy socks. It was a challenge to see who could wear the craziest Mad for Plaid outfit. On midweek Wednesday it was a day to participate in wearing your favorite sports team gear and participating in sports trivia. There was even a day to stay in your pajamas and watch a movie matinee with Emilie, our business office manager. To end our Spirit Week, we wore blue jeans and dressed down! All proceeds for this day will go to the Longest Day event that will take place in June! It was an amazing week celebrating Spirit Week at Bella Vista!
THIS MONTH’S heart heroHOSPITALITY, EXCELLENCE, APPRECIATION, RESPECT, TEAMWORK
LORI DEWITS was born and raised in Fond du Lac, Wis. She grew up with four siblings, one sister and three brothers. She recalls that when growing up many weekends were spent with family in Plymouth and Kaukauna. Her brothers were involved in stock car racing and she loved watching them race. Lori and her family spent many weekends at the Blue Line Ice Center, figure skating and playing hockey. Summers were spent at their cabin in Boulder Junction. Her school days were attended at Pier, Theisen and she graduated in 1982 from Goodrich High School. Lori started working at Nazareth Heights in Fond du Lac when she was 15 years old. That was where her true love of working in health started.
Lori has three boys — Kyle, Michael and Ryan. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family, walking, playing hockey and watching her sons compete in fishing tournaments. Lori took a trip a few years ago to Hawaii with her significant other, John. It was a trip of her dreams — she truly loved it . She has a love for country music and Luke Bryant and Garth Brooks being her favorites.
Lori started working at Bella Vista in September 2009. She is a nurse manager and RCC trainer. She truly enjoys the residents and their families and is always helping them in any way she can. They all think the world of her!
IT’S OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU … word from your executive directorSPRING!
It is so wonderful to see the birds return to our beloved Menomonee Park and to see the snow and ice melt away, clearing the views of our gorgeous Lake Winnebago. We are so excited to breathe in the fresh air and also to welcome new faces to our Community. We welcome our new residents and our new service option of an in-house nurse practitioner, Donna Hawley, available through Ascension, located in the therapy area on the south side of the Main Lobby. If you were unable to attend the March 18 meeting, please feel free to stop in and say “Hi” on any Tuesday or Thursday. Our clinical team also has information available to share with you. As always, thank you for choosing Bella Vista as your home.
Becki KieferExecutive Director
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The residents had a great time sporting their favorite sports team apparel!
Lori is always willing to lend a hand in any way she can for our residents and families!
MANAGEMENT TEAMBecki Keifer, Executive DirectorBeth Waller, Director of Resident ProgramsEmilie Dahm, Business Office ManagerJulie Maslowski, Director of Sales & MarketingLinda Ott, Dining Services DirectorJason Van Matre, Director of Plant OperationsKrystal Bittner, LPN, Assisted Living ManagerChristina Somerville, Manager of Nursing
APRIL BIRTHDAYSMARY
MOOSBRUGGER — 4th
JOSEPHINE KIRBY — 5th
TIM GRIES — 5th
DON DIEHL — 5th
DEB HAMMES — 8th
GUILLERMO REBOLLAR — 9th
(Employee)
KENDALL MARKERT — 12th (Employee)
AIDAN BERNDT — 14th (Employee)
JEAN BINGEN — 14th
STEPHANIE WILSON — 16th
JEAN KROOS — 16th
LOLA HODGSON — 17th
CHARLENE FISHER — 20th
BETTY UVAAS — 27th
CALVIN HAWKSWORTH — 29th
