December Birthdays

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01 - Martha R.

02 - Annalee P.

02 - Peg M.

05 - Carolyn S.

16 - Garnette R.

24 - Betty M.

24 - Jean P.

28 - Dorthy G.

29 - Nancy T.

30 - Barbra C.

g he week before Halloween was very exci�ng here at Randall

Residence. We kicked off the week with our annual trick or

treat night for the kids. The residents loved seeing all of the

kids in their costumes. We finished the evening with a costume contest

where the residents and their families voted on the best costumes. The

residents loved cheering for their favorites and the kids were very excit-

ed to receive prizes. It was a fun evening! Our resident/staff Halloween

costume contest was so much fun this year! Several staff and residents

dressed up and then voted on the winners. John & Jean S. won first

prize and were dressed as clowns. Maxine W. won second prize

dressed as a clown. Gina A. took third place dressed as a tradi�onal

German girl, and Carolyn H. received fourth place dressed as Marilyn

Monroe. We had appe�zers and enjoyed socializing with one another.

We celebrated Veterans Day by honoring all of our residents and their

spouses that have served in the armed forces. We had 55 people that

were recognized: 17 residents who served in the armed forces and 38

residents whose spouses served in the armed forces. Bob S. played

“God Bless America,” “The Star Spangled Banner,” and “The Ba8le

Hymn of the Republic” on the player piano while everyone sand along.

Hap J. & Bob T. booth read patrio�c poems. Dick P. concluded the program with a salute to the armed forces

and “God Bless America.” It was a wonderful celebra�on to recognize the men and woman who fearlessly

served our country. Some of our noble veterans are pictured below.

We were able to have the 4th graders from L.T Ball come to perform a square dance for our residents. Many

of the residents reported that they use to square dance and greatly enjoy seeing these young people!

We had a fire pit one evening and roasted marshmallows and made

s’mores. Several residents had a s’more for the first �me! The Tipp City

Interact Club was able to join us for this experience and they passed out

s’mores to residents who didn’t come out. We were glad to enjoy a warm

evening in November before winter hits. Pictured at le@ is Jean S. enjoying

s’mores!

We were able to perform a flash mob dance to “Happy” in honor of Rhon-

da E., who was this year’s recipient of the Wiker Award. We had several of

the resident’s families, staff, and community members that par�cipated in

the dance. We are so proud of Rhonda E. and the hard work and dedica-

�on that she shows consistently to the residents. Great job Rhonda!

We are so excited to be a part of the Project Believe Christmas program

this year. The residents have been working hard on making 175 Christmas

cards for the youth who are in residen-

�al treatment facili�es. And we will be

making 6 boxes of Christmas cookies

the week of December 14th to be deliv-

ered to each facility for the youth and

workers.

We will be showing a variety of your

favorite Christmas movies throughout

the month of December so stay tuned

for the movie schedule.

Annual Christmas Gala

Thursday, December 10th

at 5:30pm.

Social hour and appetizers

5:30pm-6:00pm.

Dinner

6:00pm to 7:00pm.

Concluding the evening will be

entertainment by

The Kim Kelly Orchestra

Tickets available at the front

desk for $25.

Olive Wright

Ruth Woods

Rose Witt

Left: Several of the avid bird watchers that Yvonne takes birding.