Celebrating Generations The Sheridan Senior Center:

The reasons we are building for the future

CENTER STAGE

Sep Oct Nov 2016

The quarterly newsletter of the Sheridan Senior Center

The ‘New’ concept of purchasing foods from local sources is

old hat to many of the people who come to the Senior Center.

In fact, less than 70 years ago, most of the food consumed in

Sheridan County came from a local source. In the 1940’s,

Sheridan had over 1300 vegetable gardens, 29 licensed

dairies, a flour mill, potato farms, egg producers such as Clear

Creek Eggs, turkey and swine farms, and of course many

sources of local beef and venison.

Eating healthfully means finding foods with the most

nutrition value possible. Choosing local

foods is a great way to do this. By

growing your own food or buying foods

from local sources, you improve your

chances of freshness.

The Sheridan Senior Center plans to

locally source more food. Look for these

local foods on our new menu in the

coming months.

1. DSA’s guide to Sustainable Sheridan located at the DSA office -121 South Main Street.

2. Wyoming Local Foods- The Guide available at the University of Wyoming Extension Office-

contact Kentz Willis at kwillis3@uwyo.edu.

3.Wyoming Local foods website http://www.wyomingextension.org/eatwyoming/

I am delighted to announce that Amanda

Munford has been hired as store manager for

Green Boomerang. Amanda comes to us

with a vast amount of customer service and

retail experience! She has exciting,

innovative and creative ideas for the store

and is a self-proclaimed thrift store shopper

and collector. Make sure you stop in and say

hello!

Exciting things are happening in the

near future for Green Boomerang! Once

Amanda gets settled we will hold a Grand Opening Party for

the store; we have a fall fashion show in the works from our

visual merchandiser, Elaine Burke, and

we have also acquired an official pick up

and delivery truck for Green Boomerang.

Now we soon will be able to better meet

the needs of our customers by offering a

pick up and delivery service.

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Munford Hired as Green Boomerang Store

Manager by Haley Rougeau, Director of Volunteer Services

Amanda Munford,

Manager—Green Boomerang

Going Back to Local Food

Inside this issue:

Green

Boomerang

Thrift Shop

News

Benefits of

Local Foods

2

The Inside

Story Board of

Directors

Cover photo

3

Special Events

and Activities

Performances

4-6

Ongoing classes

and activities 7

Day Trips

Support

Groups

8

Saturday

Breakfasts

Home Delivered

Meals Service

Fall Menus

9-

12

Donations

2016

Operation

Independence

Memorials

13-

15

Then and Today:

Day Break and

Transit Facility

16

Center Stage is published

quarterly. A suggested

contribution of $4 in April

renews hardcopy mailings.

Center Stage is also available

for viewing at our website at

wwww.sheridanseniorcenter.

org or can be emailed to you.

Contact one of our staff at

the front desk for assistance.

Sheridan Senior Center

Board Of Directors

President

Steve Harker

Vice President

Cheryl Heath

Treasurer

Callie Drell

Secretary

Rae Ann Morss

Board Members

Mollie Dow

Leonard Hurst

Dr. Larry Lidahl

Vickie Mader

Dr. Victor Yapuncich

Directors Emeritus

Darlene Elliott

Roman Skatula

Dr. Sy Thickman

It’s the people we serve that

is central to our mission. The

transformation, building and

construction at the Sheridan

Senior Center is all about

positioning ourselves to

provide the best services

and environment to a

current and emerging

generation of older adults

and their families who care

for them. Pictured on our

front cover are Day Break

staff member Vanessa

Thiele with Michael Garza

(left) and Tom Zelka, two

people we serve. Day Break

provides a place for adults

age 18 and older to gather,

play, and be with others.

Loved ones who are

caregivers can work or get a

break in their schedule of

caregiving. If you believe you

and your family may benefit

from Day Break services,

call Barb Blue, Director of

Day Break, at 672-2240.

The Inside Story… with Carmen Rideout, Executive Director

It has been a very productive summer

for all of us at the Senior Center. Work is

wrapping up on the new Day Break

building and thanks to O’Dell

Construction it is coming in on time and

within budget.

The expansion of our Goose Creek

Transit Facility is well underway.

Completion is expected in October and I

will report more in our next edition.

Design work is almost finished on the

Senior Center that will expand the kitchen and home

delivered meals and renovate the entire building to serve

more people. We will keep everyone posted as soon as

possible regarding logistics because construction at 211

Smith Street is likely to begin in October.

This would not be possible without you! I am so grateful to

be living in this community, a community that values its older

citizens and understands the importance of older people

being present in the fabric of our everyday lives. I know this

because of the generous dollars people give for our projects

and for our everyday operations and the amazing donations

of possessions we are receiving at the Green Boomerang. I

know this because of the tremendous passion our employees

and volunteers exude every day to do excellent work and

serve the people. I also know this because I witness local

businesses and organizations provide excellent customer

service and help us do our job. I know this because I see

people of all ages helping each other because that’s just

what we do in Sheridan, Wyoming.

Have a wonderful fall season! Please don’t hesitate to call

me if you have questions or concerns 307-672-2240.

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Learn tips and techniques for living with

diabetes or pre-diabetes. This course is

taught in partnership with Mountain

Pacific, Sheridan County Public Health, and

the Sheridan Senior Center. Registration in

advance of the class is required by calling

672-2240 or stopping by the front desk of

the Sheridan Senior Center.

Diabetes Education and Empowerment

Mon, Wed, Fri

Sep. 19, 21, 23;

Sep. 26, 28, 30

1– 3 p.m.

Activities

SEPTEMBER

“When I’m

64...or more”

Tue. Sep. 6.

5:30 p.m.

Dining Room.

“Hydration”

with Dr. Erin

Nitschke, NSCA-CPT. ACE

Health Coach & Fitness

Nutrition Specialist.

DIY Greeting

Cards

Workshop

Every second

Sat,

Sep – Dec beginning Sep 10

through Dec 10,

12:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Facilitator - Heidi Roesler.

Registered seniors $5 per

workshop. Unregistered: $7

per workshop. Supplies will

be furnished.

Ladies Only Pool Every Wed

at 2 p.m. begins Sep 7.

Rec Room.

Watercolor Class taught by

Gail Sidletsky Every Tue

and Thu, 10 a.m. – noon,

Sep 13 – Oct 27. Paint

what you like to paint!

Suggested contribution for

Senior Center registered

folks - $35 for 6 weeks or

$3 per class. Unregistered

folks - $45 for 6 weeks or

$4 per class. Gail will

provide supplies for the

first class, participants

must furnish their supplies

for the remaining classes.

Pay instructor.

Cowboy Poets and Pickers

Fri, Sep 9, 6:00 p.m. Dining

Room Soup supper included.

Suggested contribution for

entertainment and soup: $4

per person at the door. Sign

up at the front desk or by

calling 672-2240. One Stroke Painting Class

with Gail Savoy.

Every 2nd and 4th Thursday

beginning Sep 8 - Dec 8,

1– 3 p.m. An information

packet is available at the

Senior Center front desk.

The first class will be an

introductory class. $5 is

suggested contribution to

cover supplies. Registered

folks suggested

contribution for following

classes is $10/day.

Weight Release Class

Deadline to register: Sep 8

Tue evenings Sep 13 - Nov 1

5:15 – 6:15 p.m. What to

expect to gain from this

course:

1. Learn effective strategies

for weight release

2. Empower your

relationship with food

3. Improve nutrition

knowledge

4. Identify food and emotion

connections impacting

your weight goals.

Class size is limited.

The Young At Heart

(YAH!) Players

under the direction

of Pat Tomsovic.

Rehearsals resume

beginning Sep 13 .Tue at

9:30 a.m. Sign-ups

requested.

Open Mic in the dining

room every 3rd Wed begins

Sep 14 at 11 a.m.

Guidelines apply.

Ask for Jen Crowe, Dining

Room hostess, or Jane

Perkins, Director of Fun,

for the guidelines.

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Jammin’ to the Oldies

Sep 7- Oct 5 & Nov 2 -Dec 7

7—9 p.m. Dining Room

WANTED: musicians/

vocalist to jam with keyboard

player. Just come on down.

Smart Phone? Get Smart

About It with Justin

A series of 3 classes will be

offered Weds, Sep 14 - 28,

12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

Registered seniors

suggested contribution -

$5/class. Unregistered

folks - $7/class. Sign-up by

Sep. 8. Pay the instructor at

class.

Unregistered is $15. Please

pay instructor. Supplies may

be purchased from Gail or

you may provide your own

supplies from the list Gail

has provided in the

information packet.

Sep 1. Presale of Sep 16

AutumnFest tickets begins at

the front desk at the Senior

Center or at TRVCC. $9 per

plate suggested contribution

requested. Details page 5.

Continued next column

Activities

Conversations in History

Resumes on Sep 14,

10:30 a.m. Join Helen

Laumann as she shares

the “History of Lake

DeSmet and The Dancing

on the Water Paddle

Showboat”

Bluegrass & $2 Burgers–

Tue Sep 20, 7 – 9 p.m. on

the Senior Center Dining

Room Stage. Come listen

to some fun music!

Veteran Interviews

Sep 26 – Oct. 21. If

you have yet to join our

Veterans Wall of Honor

please plan to make an

appointment at the

front desk to share

your story and

photograph to be place

on our Wall of Honor during

Veterans Day week. Also, we

are asking for all those

wonderful photos of you in

uniform for a powerpoint

presentation on Veterans

Day. We will scan your photo

and return it to you.

SheridanAires Choir

resumes rehearsals

beginning Thursdays on

Thu Sep 15 at 9:30 a.m.

No auditions, just show up!

John Sniffin’s latest photo

book of Wyoming’s 125th

Anniversary as presented by

PowerPoint Thu Sep 22,

10 a.m. in the Ray Clark

Community Room at the

Senior Center, 211 Smith

Street.

“When I’m 64...or

more”

Tue Oct 4 5:30 p.m.

Dining Room.

“Care Contracts and

Medicaid Planning”

with attorney Mark Pierce.

How can you protect what

you’ve spent a life time

building should you need

long-term care? Attorney

Mark Pierce will share

cutting edge tips.

Refreshments provided.

Annual AutumnFest

in beautiful Dayton

Fri, Sep 16 6:30 p.m.

Dinner and dancing by

Boot Hill Band. Suggested

contribution for registered

patrons is $9 a plate.

Sponsored in part by the

Dayton Rotary Club.

Tickets available for

pre-purchase as of Sep 1.

You may pre-purchase

tickets at the Senior

Center front desk in

Sheridan or at the Tongue

River Valley Community

Center front desk in

Dayton from 9 a.m. to

4 p.m.

Photo Contest

Entry Deadline

Sep 23.

The theme: “Blazing a

Trail.” Pick up entry forms

at the Senior Center’s front

desk.

Fashion Show! Featuring

fashions from the Senior

Center’s Green Boomerang

Thrift Shop. Sat, Sep 17,

1 p.m. on the Senior

Center dining room stage.

Block Party and Art Fair for

EVERYONE!

$2 hamburgers (suggested

contribution)! Sat Sep 24

4- 6 p.m. in the Senior

Center parking lot. Burgers

available while they last.

Grandparents Raising

Grandchildren. Wed Sep

21, 5:30 p.m. Senior

Center Dining Room. Are

you raising a grand-

child...or great grandchild?

There is support for you.

Join us on the third

Wednesday evening of

each month for dinner and

connections. Each month

features a different topic

on resources and tips to

help you in your very

important role in raising

your grandchild. Activities

for children provided.

Dinner provided. For more

information, call Stella

Montano at 675-1978.

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OCTOBER

Sep 30. Golden Age Tickets

for Oct. 15 go on pre-sale at

the Senior Center front desk.

$15 per person.

Medicare Part D review of

your Medicare prescription

coverage. Appointments

can be made as of Sep 26

for October. Call 672-2240.

Conversation In History

Wed Oct 12, 10:30 a.m.

with historian Helen

Laumann. Topic: “History

of the Tie Flume Era”.

Wacky Marathon Bingo

with munchies Oct 12

doors open at 5 p.m.

BINGO at 5:30 p.m. No

charge to play! At the

Sheridan Senior Center

Dining Room. No advance

sign up required. Just

come on in for the fun!

Activities

Golden Years

Dinner for those

married 50 years

or more. Sat Oct

15. Starts at 5:30

p.m. Prime Rib

Dinner at 6 p.m. $15 a

plate. You may

pre-purchase tickets at the

front desk. We are

pre-selling tickets this year

beginning Sep. 30. Tickets

are available at the front

desk of the Senior Center,

Conversations In History

Wed Nov 9 at 10:30 a.m.

with historian Helen

Laumann. Topic: “Historic

Dude Ranches”.

“When I’m

64...or more”

Tue Nov 1,

5:30 p.m.

Dining Room.

“The Caregivers Survival

Kit” with Stella Montano,

Director of Family

Caregiver Services.

Refreshments provided.

Bluegrass and $2 Burgers

Nov 15, 7— 9 p.m. on the

Senior Center Dining Room

Stage.

Bluegrass & $2 Burgers

Oct 18, 7 – 9 p.m. on the

Senior Center Dining Room

Stage. Join in on the fun if

you’re so inclined.

Veterans Wall

of Honor on

display Nov 7

to 13. Open

for public

viewing.

Antique Road Show and

Tell Fri Nov 4.

12:30 pre-show

1 p.m. show. No charge to

enter or to come see.

Please limit one item per

person for show.

SheridanAires

Winter

Concert

matinee

performance

Dec 1 at 1:30

p.m. Look for

details in the Sheridan

Press, on Sheridan Media,

flyers, and the Senior

Center’s Facebook page.

SheridanAires Winter

Concert Dinner and Show

Dec 2. Dinner at 6 p.m.

and the show at 7:15 p.m.

Presale of tickets for

dinner will be available as

of Nov. 11. Dinner menu

will be published in the

Winter Center Stage

newsletter out the fourth

week in November.

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NOVEMBER

Grandparents Raising

Grandchildren.

Wed Oct 19, 5:30 p.m.

Senior Center Dining

Room. Activities for

grandchildren and special

topic for adults. Dinner

provided.

Grandparents Raising

Grandchildren.

Wed Nov 16, 5:30 p.m.

Senior Center Dining

Room. Activities for

grandchildren and special

topic for adults. Dinner

provided.

DECEMBER PEEK

KNITTING with Donna

begins Oct 13. Every Thu,

1 to 3 p.m. $5 suggested

contribution per class.

(Re: Page 7)

Conversations In History

Wed Dec 14 at 10:30 a.m.

“Where Did Those Sayings

Come From”.

Page 7 Sep Oct Nov 2016

Activity Day Times Room

Activities No cash prize Bingo Every Tue & Fri 12:00 p.m. Dining Room

Activities Bridge Every Wed & Fri 12:30 p.m. Community Room

Activities Conversation Pit,

The

Every Fri 8:00 a.m. Dining Room

Activities Cribbage Every Tue & Thu 12:30 p.m. Dining Room

Activities Dart Board Available Mon—Fri After 2:00 p.m. Recreation Room

Activities Dominoes: Chicken

Foot Every Tue & Fri 9:30 a.m. Dining Room

Activities Library Last Wed of each month 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Lobby

Activities Pinochle—dbl deck Every Mon, Sat & Sun 1:00 p.m. Lobby

Activities Pinochle-sgl deck 2nd and 4th Thu 12:30 p.m. Community Room

Activities Pool Tables available daily All day Recreation Room

Activities Pool—-Ladies Only Every Wed 2:00 p..m. Rec Room

Activities Pool Tournaments Weds and 1st Sat of each

month

9:00 a.m. Recreation Room

Activities Nails Polished by

Maxine

Every Thu

No appointments necessary

9:00 a.m. to noon Day Break Room

Activities SheridanAires Choir Resumes Thu Sep 15 9:30 a.m. Community Room

Activities Texas Hold Em Every Sat 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Dining Room

Arts & Crafts One Stroke Painting 2nd and 4th Thu of each month 1:00 p.m. Art Studio

Arts & Crafts DIY Greeting Cards

Workshop

2nd Sat of each month. Fee. 12:30 p.m. Art Studio

Arts & Crafts Watercolor Painting Tue & Thu 10:00 a.m. Art Studio

Breakfasts

(re: page 9)

Breakfast 2nd & 4th Sats of each month 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. Dining Room

Crafts and Hobbies Crafts Tue 1:00 p.m. Art Studio

Crafts and Hobbies Knitting with Donna Thu Oct 17—Nov 17 $5 suggestion contribution per class

1:00—3:00 p.m. Art Studio

Crafts and Hobbies Woodcarvers 1st , 3rd & 5th Sat. 9:00 a.m. to noon Art Studio

Crafts and Hobbies Writers Group 3rd Thu of each month 2:00 p.m. Art Studio

Education AARP Smart Driver Register in advance by calling

672-2240. Pay instructor at the

beginning of class.

Sep 13 & 14 1—4 pm

Oct 11 & 12 1-4 pm

Nov 12 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Community Room

Exercise Basic A.M. Moves

(B.A.M.!)

Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30 a.m. Community Room

Exercise Cardio Dance Mon suggested contribution $1 daily

8:00 a.m. Community Room

Exercise Table Tennis Mon, Wed, Fri 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Dining Room

Exercise Tai Chi exercise Tue 8:30 a.m. Community Room

Exercise for limited

motion

Gentle Yoga Balance Wed Call for dates

Suggestion contribution $1

10:30 —11:15 a.m. Community Room

Exercise Yoga Co-Op Every Thu. $2 suggested contribu-

tion (registered patrons)

$3 fee (nonregistered)

5:30 p.m. Community Room

ENTER BY NORTH

DOOR

Music Bluegrass & $2 Burgers Third Tue of each month 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Dining Room

Music Oldies Jam Every Thu 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Dining Room

Music Open Mic 3rd Thu of each month 11:00 a.m. Dining Room

Performance Senior Theater Resumes Tue Sep 13 9:30 a.m. Community Room

Ongoing Activities, Classes, Exercise Programs, Music and More at the Senior Center

Day Trips with Jean Harm

Born in a Barn Creative Sale

Fri Sep 9 A fun event for the

creative and adventurous at heart

Registered seniors suggested

contribution - $11, unregistered -

$14 includes bus fare and entrance

fee. Bus departure times, Heritage

Towers – 9:45 a.m.,

Senior Center – 10:00 a.m. Return

departure 1:30 p.m. Pre-pay and

sign-up by Sep 5.

Heart Mountain

Relocation Center &

Lovell-Kane Museum

Tue Sep 20. A trip

back into Wyoming’s

history. Registered

seniors suggested

contribution - $30,

unregistered - $35

includes lunch and

entrance fees. Depart

Heritage Towers – 7:45 a.m. Senior

Center – 8:00 a.m., TRVCC – 8:15

a.m. Pre-pay and sign-up by Sep 15.

Koltiska Pumpkin Patch

Wed Sep 28. Come pick your own

pumpkin for pie or Jack-O-Lantern

or just to get out to the country.

Depart Heritage Towers 1:45 p.m.,

Senior Center 2:00 p.m. Registered

seniors suggested contribution - $5,

unregistered $7 for the bus ride.

Cost of your pumpkin is not

included. Free refreshments at the

barn! Pre-pay and sign up by

Sep 22.

Fall colors trip/hike to Tongue River

Canyon Tue Oct 4. Hike the canyon

trail or relax in the shade.

Registered seniors suggested

contribution - $13, unregistered fee

- $15 includes lunch and bus fare.

Depart Heritage Towers – 8:45

a.m., Senior Center – 9:00 a.m.

Return departure – 1:00 p.m.

Pre-pay and sign up by Sep 29.

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Sheridan

Recreation

District

Sponsored

Deadwood Day

Trip

October 20,

2016

For details and

to sign-up, call

674-6421.

Community Support Groups that meet at the Senior Center Al-Anon Tue Conference Room 5:30 p.m. Judy 672-5331

Al-Anon Wed Conference Room 7:00 p.m. Rex 751-0847

Al-Anon Sat Conference Room 9:30 a.m. Judy 672-5331 or

Rex 751-0847

“A Shared Journey”

Cancer Support

Mon

Dining Room 5:30 p.m. Renae Parker 674-6022

Caregivers -

Sheridan

Mon

Conference Room 10:00 a.m.

and

5:30 p.m.

Stella Montano 675-1978

Caregivers—Tongue

River Valley

2nd and 4th Tue Tongue River Valley

Community Center

1:00 p.m. Michelle Keller 655-9419 or

Stella Montano 675-1978

Grandparents

Raising

Grandchildren

3rd Wed of each

month

Dining Room

5:30 p.m.

Stella Montano 675-1978

‘Ostomy’ Support 1st Mon of each

month

Community Room

5:30 p.m.

Ann Aksamit 672-1000

Per a July 2016 survey of home delivered meals clients, 84 % reported that home delivered meals helps them to remain in

their homes and 88 % reported that the meals help their overall health.

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Sheridan Senior

Center

365 days of the year

Sun—Sat

11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m.

LUNCH SERVED

AROUND SHERIDAN

COUNTY AT:

Saturday Breakfasts:

What a great way to start out

your weekend!

Call 672-2240 Mon—Fri

before one of the scheduled

breakfasts below and tell us

you’re coming. Pay at the

dining room desk that

morning. The suggested

contribution for diners age

60 and older AND registered

with the Senior Center is

$4.50. Senior Center meal

tickets may be used by

registered diners.

7:30 to

9:00 a.m.

Home Delivered Meals

Heritage Towers

Mon—Fri

11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Tongue River Valley

Community Center

Mon—Fri

Noon—12:30 p.m.

Story Woman’s Club

Tue 11:30 a.m.—noon

Call before 1:00 p.m. on

Monday to let them know

you’d like to dine at the Story

Women’s Club! 683-0006

Big Horn Women’s Club

Thu. 11:30 a.m.—noon

Call before noon on Wed to let

them know you’d like to dine

at the Big Horn Women’s Club.

(406) 465-8082.

All breakfasts served with

coffee or tea, water, and your

choice of milk or juice

Sep 10

French Toast, Sausage, Eggs,

Fresh Fruit

Sep 24

“Made in Front of You”

Omelet

Choice of ingredients: Ham,

Bacon, Cheddar Cheese,

Green Peppers, Onion,

Tomato and Mushrooms,

Hash Browns, Toast

Fresh Fruit

Oct 8

Choice of Ham, Bacon or

Sausage, Two eggs, Hash

Browns, Toast, Fresh Fruit

Oct 22

Pancakes

Bacon, Eggs, Fresh Fruit

Nov 12

Biscuits & Gravy, Eggs, Fresh

Fruit

Nov 26

French Toast, Sausage, Eggs,

Fresh Fruit

New hours

….are delivered every day for

those who qualify.

Call 672-6079 by 10:00 a.m. for

the same day delivery.

Call after 12 noon for the next day

or for future day deliveries.

Lunches courtesy of Cloud Peak Energy 2nd Wed of each month

Birthdays are celebrated monthly in our dining room at 211

Smith Street on the 3rd Wed of each month. Let us

celebrate YOU in the month of YOUR birthday!

Welcome to KIM WILSON,

the Senior Center’s new

weekend home delivered

meals coordinator. Kim

joins the kitchen team

and with Shirley Knisley our

weekday home delivered

meals coordinator.

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Donations received May 1—July 31, 2016

Activities

Anonymous

Marabel Gates

Center Stage Newsletter

Michael Guenther

Alphagraphics

Day Break

NARFE Chapter 452

Dr. Sy Thickman

Emergency Fund

Anonymous

Employee Giving -

Endowment

Demetrius and Linda

Gostas

Lois and Mark Bell

Employee Giving—

General

Barb Blue

Carmen and Doug

Rideout

David and Nancy

Dearcorn

Dave Schwaiger

Dawn and Ruben

Maedche

Deb Clemens

Dwight and Sharon

Thompson

Gwen Burgess

Jane Perkins

Janet Korpela

Jean and Brad Harm

Jennifer Crowe

Peggy and Richard

Parkison

Rick Woods

Rita Schreibeis

Ronda Paavilainen

Shirley and Jeff Knisley

Steve Ainslie

Tim Lavin

Vanessa and Aaron

Larson

Endowment

Eyas Foundation

Michael and Kathleen

McNickle

Janice Kalasinsky

Kim and Mary Kay Love

Family Caregiver

Program

Big Horn Mountain

Eagles Auxiliary #4169

Homer A. and Janet E.

Scott Family Foundation

General

Anonymous

Barbara Oedekoven

Carmen and Doug

Rideout

CITCO Federal Credit

Union

City of Sheridan

Dick and Jamie Hammer

Edward Poll

Eyas Foundation

First Interstate

BancSystem Foundation

George and Susan

Lunbeck

Hammer Chevrolet

HUB International

Mountain States

Limited

Jack Pelissier

Joe and Arlene Watt

Foundation

Joyce Clemons

Karen Ferguson

Karen Watembach

Leandro Rizzuto

LeRoy and Inez Johnson

Michelle Meehan

Mountain View

Veterinary Hospital

Richard and Etta

Hammer

Roberts Family

Foundation

Ronald Causer

Ronald Vanderhoef

Sasha and Christopher

Johnston

Sharon Wiley

Sheridan County

The Marna M. Kuehne

Foundation

Tom and Lynette

Neighbors

Tom O'Day

Town of Dayton

Green Boomerang

Kim and Mary Kay Love

Help at Home E. C. & Edith Gwillim

Memorial Fund

Harold and Donna

Smith

Powder River Energy

Corporation Foundation

Big Horn Mountain

Eagles Auxiliary #4169

The Marna M. Kuehne

Foundation

Homer A. and Janet E.

Scott Family Foundation

Holiday Spirit 2015

Anonymous

Home Delivered Meals

Fraternal Order of

Eagles

Leandro Rizzuto

WY State Aerie FOE

Lee and Tamara

Johnson

Big Horn Mountain

Eagles Auxiliary #4169

First Interstate

BancSystem Foundation

Meals

Joe & Arlene Watt

Foundation

Joe F. and Roberta H.

Napier Foundation

Homer A. and Mildred S.

Scott Foundation

Tom and Joan Scott

The Iron Brotherhood

Sheridan

Powder River Energy

Corporation Foundation

Big Horn Mountain

Eagles Auxiliary #4169

Dixie and Donald Glaze

Transportation

Johnny Kuncheff

Big Horn Mountain

Eagles Auxiliary #4169

Operation Independence 2016 received as of July 31, 2016

Alphagraphics

Babe's Flowers

Benefit Health Advisor

Bob's Pest Control

Bustech, Inc.

C Bar K Petroleum

Services

Cosner Construction

Cowboy Cafe

Fidelity Charitable Gift

Fund

Holy Name Catholic

Church

Hospital Pharmacy Inc. &

Hospital Pharmacy West

Landon's Greenhouse

McCoy, Inc.

Mossholders Design

Center

Prime Rate Motors

Sherwood Group, Inc.

Watt Dental Clinic, P.C.

Anne D. Aksamit

William and Lenora

Aksamit

Robert Allen and

Jacqueline Jeffers-Allen

Georgia Andreason

Anonymous

Dr. Fred Araas

Fred Araas III

Jean Arzy

Thomas and Pamela

Atkinson

Glen Ausen

Esther Badget

Ann Barnett

John and Linda Barnett

Jennifer and Larry Bear

Mary Jane Bede

Annie Belish

Barbara Belus

Rosie Belus

Barbara Bender

Joan Bentzen

John and Susan Bigelow

Patty Bohn

Esther Boyko

LeLoie Brewer

Sandra E. Broom

Rosemary Brouwer

Wilma Browne

Rose Marie Buckley

Janet Burtis

Eva Burton

Janis Calkins

Rick Clark

Ruth Cleavenger

James and Glenna

Conley

William and Carole

Conrad

Marilyn Crider

Kathleen Crist

Dwight and Doris Crouse

Kathleen Cullen

Robert Culligan

Barb Daugherty

Parke Davis

Patricia Davis

Robert Kaufmann and

Coralee Davis

Wilma Deeds

Neil DeLapp

Pearl Denson

Christof Deutsch

Ruth Dilley

Priscilla Dillon

Tom and Ky Dixon

Molly Dow

Mary Dowling

Patricia Dray

Dick and Patty Dunn

Forest and Susan

Dunning

Wayne and Betty Dygert

Harriett Elkington

Lester Engelter

Joanne Ericksen

Douglas and Linda Estes

June Fairbank

Lenard and Dorothy Fall

Robert and Fran Fall

Norman and Susan Feck

Dan and Darlene Felde

Mrs. Robert Ferril

Willie Frisbie

Doyl and Jaci Fritz

Betty Gaston

Marabel Gates

Chuck Gazdik

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Millie Giulio

Jon Glade

Franklin and Kristi

Goldston

John Graney

Theresa and Leo Grasky

Marie Gray

Edward and Victoria

Green

Douglas and Melinda

Greenough

Carolyn Griffith

Hunter Griffith

Joyce Groneberg

Michael Guenther

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur

Haines

Barbara Hale

Roland and Mary

Halvorsen

Richard and Etta

Hammer

Mary Ella Hando

John Hansen

Joan Harrington

Betty Harrison

Beverly Haynes

Hayden Heaphy Jr

Juanita Heide

Ruth Hein

Don and Genevieve

Hendrickson

Arlene Herrboldt

Dorothy Herring

Bette Hess

Jerry and Shirley Higgs

Signe Hill

Richard and Maria Hoeck

Karl and Phyllis Holub

Lenna and Dan

Holwegner

Kathleen Hosford

Susan Huber

Kim Huestis

Robert Huff

Marilyn Hunter Reining

Thomas Hurst

Dolores Hurt

Jock and Judith Hutton

Mary V. Hutton

Ronald Jarchow

Shirley J. Jayne

Linda Jeffers

Daryl and Judy Jennings

Joan Jensen

Melissa Johns

Arlie Johnson

Farren and Dorothy

Johnson

Mary Justice

Arlene Kane

Ellen Kawulok

Melvin and Linda Kelly

Jean Kennedy

Darlene Kiester

Dorothy King

Garry and Kay King

Chuck Knight

Lucille Kobielusz

Jeanne and Joe Konkel

Max Korfanta

Richard and Marjorie

Kraft

John and Connie

Krezelok

Bruce and Donna

Kuehne

Velda Kuiper

Pearl Kukuchka

Howard and Joan

Kunesh

Ann Landon

Donald and Joanne

Larsen

Thomas Lawson

Charles and Donna Lee

Nina Mae Legerski

Christine Legler

Helen Lehan

Norma Leis

Clara Leno

Kathy Leno

Jean Lobach

Marshall and Lorna

Lollier

George and Susan

Lunbeck

Winthrop Lund

Katy and Ray Lupton

William Lytle

Vickie Mader

Mrs. Lynn B. Mavrakis

Robert C. May

Kevin and Tracy

McClurg

Richard and June

McCuistion

Kathleen McGough

Betty McKee

Esther McKenzie

Bill and Betty McKinley

Darlene McNair

Evelyn McRoberts

Mary Ellen McWilliams

Dr. Patrick Meehan and

Maurita Meehan

Caralyn Meline

Margaret Melton

Donna Miller

Judy Miller

Thomas and Karen

Mulholland

Janice Nagel

Lavonne Nelson

N.A. and Ellen Nelson

Geraldine Nicholson

David and Karen

Nicolarsen

Barbara S. Niner

Julie Norris

Carter and Maxine

Nyquist

Sandy O'Connor

Lt. Col. Raymond J.

O'Leary

Betty Olson

Mike and Reta Onstott

Mary Paul

Gerald and Dee Pelesky

Dianna and James Perry

Ina Peterson

Thelma Peterson

Kirk and Carole Petty

Margie Pierce

Barbara Plummer

Art and Nancy Pollack

Harvey and Margie

Purcella

Harold and Mertie Quist

John Reasoner

Tom and Doris Redjou

Jeanette Reinke

Sondra Rexroat

Marjorie Riddle

Veronica Rieger

Laura Robertson

Virginia Rosenlund

Frank and Phyllis

Rotellini

Erlene Roush

Harold Ruzila

Frank Sajec

Elsie Sanders

Barbara Sare

Myrna Saunders and

Dr. Jerry Saunders

Russell Davis and

Naomi Scales

Anita Schamber

Marcyes Schmaus

Josephine Schreibeis

Ron Schultz

George and Doris

Schuman

Curtis and Linda

Schwamb

Homer and Janet Scott

Tom and Joan Scott

Dixie See

Marie Semler

Dean and Judith Shaw

Wilma Sheldon

Alice Sholine

Darlene Shrader

Marilyn Siegel

Nancy Silla

Joe and Christine

Skatula

Roman and Martha

Skatula

Leonard and Mary

Skretteberg

Frances E. Smith

Richard and Irene

Snider

Patricia Soloman

Theresa Spomer

Teresa Stephenson

Rosemary Storey

Ruth and Leonard

Straatsma

Gloria Stresky

John Sturtz

Martha Swatt-Robison

Barbara Tapp

Jean Thies

Gina and Mark Thoney

L.M. and Joyce Tippie

Galen Tipton

Marilyn Toland

Florence Troutman

Bernice Turley-Jacobson

Robert and Beatrice

Vine

Darlene Waddell

Donald and Jean Wall

Charles and Barbara

Walter

Charles and Mary Lou

Walters

Richard and Karen

Warren

Elizabeth Werbelow

Alice White

Evelyn J. Williams

Ethel Willms

Gale and Nancy Wilson

Joyce Zak

Morris and Connie

Zempel

Mary M. Zingg

Operation Independence 2016 received as of July 31, 2016 (con’d from page 13)

Page 14 Center Stage

“In a July 2016

survey of home

delivered meals

clients, 77 %

reported that the

program helps

them financially.”

Memorials received as of July 31, 2016

Page 15 Sep Oct Nov 2016

Agnes Barbula

Frank Barbula

Bob Oake

HUB International Mountain

States Limited

Bruce Alden

Karen Githens

Thomas Hurst

Charles Elmgren

Thomas Hurst

Wayne and Betty Dygert

Debra Cole

Anonymous

Dewey Simmons

Darold Destefano

Dixie Babilla

Frances Campbell

Thomas Hurst

Joseph Laughton

Richard and Effie Rexroat

Nancy Wilson

Elisha Fuller

Norma Fuller

Esther Kawulok

John and Carol Araas

Thomas and Pamela

Atkinson

Mary Jane Bede

Annie Belish

Mona Bilyeu

Sandra Broom

Douglas and Mary Emme

James and Sandy Fuller

Lisa Helterbran

Mr. John Kawulok

Darlene Kiester

Linda Layher

Mary Jane Legerski

Andrew and Betty Marosok

Alicia Moe

Phillip Pollard

Jack and Irma Radden

Barbara Sare

Helen Siegoski

Frances E. Smith

Kim Smith

Darlene Waddell

Betty Wantulok

Evelyn Fisher

Doris and Curtis Burr

Wayne and Betty Dygert

Margaret Hladky

Joe Laughton

Winifred Miller

Loretta Salstrom

Francelia Wood

Edwin and Teri Cox

Eloise Edwards

Victor and Saralee Garber

Michael Guenther

Joan Harrington

Lucie Lee Helvey

Thomas Hurst

Penny Iekel

Jack Pelissier

Rose Steel

Scott and Judith Tenney

Francis Johnson

Larry and Judith Adams

Fred Randall

Dixie Fisher

Eugene (Gene) White

Kim and Mary Kay Love

Esther K. McKenzie

Rosemary Brouwer

Glen and Harriet Janich

Joseph Laughton

Rae Ann Morss

Rondel Smith

Pam Stevenson

Glenn Reeves

Ralph and Terry Foster

Ruth P. Goodenough

James Buckley

Patty Bohn

Peggy Calentine

Cynthia Campbell

Jo Ann Gill

Thomas Hurst

Kathleen McGough

Rose Marie Nicholson

Janet Moffatt

Anonymous

Janlyn Adler

Anonymous

Jean Kinnison

Bell Brackley

Jerry and Shirley Higgs

Jerry Browne

Karen Githens

Thomas Hurst

Jim Weber

Peggy Acker

Joseph Dombovy

Robert and Fran Fall

Gretchen Schadegg

ABC Realty Company

Leta Helvey

Anonymous

Levi & La Rae Hall

Evelyn J. Williams

Linda Gifford

Mona Bilyeu

Gary and Nadine Bocek

David and Mary Fisher

J.C. Gupton

Clark Irey II

Blaine Murphy James and Jean

Scharfenberg

Mae Heckman

Melvin Heckman

Margaret Ellenwood

Arvada Women's Club

Paddy and Sandra Bard

Patty Bohn

Mary Lou Borgialli

Sandra E. Broom

Ethel Byrtus

Bob and Glenda Fleming

Richard and Donna Hakert

Theresa and David

Harrington

Elizabeth and Mark Koltiska

Kay Krezelok

John and Connie Krezelok

Phil and Glory Little

Mary Lou Malli

Gayle Miech

Nancy Nelson

Margaret S. Sorenson

Karla and Daniel Stackis

Bernice Turley-Jacobson

Ken and Janice Watson

Lloyd and Gay Wise

Pat, Cyndi, Maureen and

LuAnn Heward

Martha Conley

Larry and Judy Adams

Marvin Fritz

Rose Marie Nicholson

Mary Riley-Cheek

Anonymous

Max Aguilar

Jim and Rita Aguilar

Thomas Hurst

Vern and Florence Kluck

Darlene Waddell

Ethel Willms

Maxine Shosten

Jerry and Shirley Higgs

Thomas Hurst

Michael Hiza Jr.

Anonymous

Minnie Burton

Jerry and Shirley Higgs

Molly Oatts

Anonymous

Paul Tynan

Vesta Gale

Robert Oakes

Anonymous

Sally Francis

Donna Bourne

Sally McGary

Anonymous

Lois Balkenbush

Willie Frisbie

Vera Gould

Dennis and Gayle Hayes

Ruth Hein

Kimberly Hein

Thomas Hurst

Bruce and Donna Kuehne

Anita Phillips

Barbara Plummer

Frances E. Smith

Rosemary Storey

ABC Realty Company

Sally Strand

Michael Guenther

Sarah McKinley

Larry and Judith Adams

Annie Belish

Peggy Calentine

Wayne and Betty Dygert

Wilhelmine Frisbie

Mary Kraft

Frances E. Smith

Donald and Nancy J. Wells

Tony Pelesky

Larry and Judith Adams

Thomas Hurst

Virginia Patton

Holly Ponds Homeowners

Association

Peggy Acker

Ethel Byrtus

Jerry and Shirley Higgs

Vernon and Florence Kluck

Rebecca Leibinger

Kim and Mary Kay Love

Scott Davis and Mary

Ludemann

Mike and Marty Mellgren

Leta Milner

Pamela Oleson

June M. Simon

Dr. Sy Thickman

Patricia Wolfe

“Sometimes the home

delivered meals

person is the only

person I’ll see all

day…”

~ Home Delivered

Meals Client

“This institution is an

equal opportunity

provider, and

employer.”

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U.S. Postage Paid

Sheridan, WY 82801

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www.sheridanseniorcenter.org

E-mail: sscc@fiberpipe.net

Main Phone:

(307) 672-2240

Fax: (307) 674-9866

Home-Delivered Meals:

(307) 672-6079

Goose Creek Transit

(307) 675-RIDE

(7433)

Help at Home:

(307) 675-1978

Caregiver Support

(307) 675-1978

Sheridan Senior Center

211 Smith Street

Sheridan, WY 82801

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Then … and Today Day Break was first built as an addition

to the main Senior Center building in

1990 (left). Below, Day Break Director

Barb Blue and Mary Legerski pose on

the front porch of the new Day Break

Building just west of the old Day Break

facility.

Thanks to the work of

a volunteer campaign

task force for our

CGBC Capital

Campaign, the Senior

Center is positioning

itself for service to the

emerging generation

of older adults. Here,

the Day Break Facility

and expansion on the

Transit Facility are

scheduled to be

completed in

September and

October 2016.

(below) The first bus barn was

built west of the Senior Center

on Smith Street. (right) Transit

Director Steve Ainslie stands by

expansion to the current bus

barn located at 2114 Eastside

2nd Street in Sheridan.