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Field Crest Notes & Quotes Volume 118 Issue 5 May/June 2018 Resident Spotlight O ur resident spotlight is on Berniece Giesler. Berniece received her Masters in Education at Winona State University. She first taught in her home district—Gilderhus, in the Oslo Area. She married Floyd Giesler and they made their home outside of Kas- son. Floyd was in the service and served at the Battle of Pearl Harbor. They did not have children of their own, although their nieces and nephews were their “adopted children” and loved to spend time at Uncle Floyd and Aunt Berniece’s house. Berniece continued teaching, and she taught 5th grade at Hayfield Commu- nity School, making her teaching career span for over 40 years! She and Floyd were active gardeners...they always had a big beautiful, well maintained garden that they took a lot of pride in. They had a Pekingese “Chubby” who was a faithful companion. They loved watching the Vikings and the Twins play. A memo- rable trip they took was when they went to Hawaii and back to the Pearl Harbor Memorial where her husband had served so bravely alongside many others, several of whom did not make it home. It was surreal to go there and honor the memory of those who lost their lives serving our country. When Floyd and Berniece re- tired, they wintered in Sun City, Arizona. Berniece did not stop wintering there until about 4 or 5 years ago! She loves it when her previous students have come to Field Crest to visit and thank her for what she has taught them. We are honored to serve such a lovely lady here at Field Crest Care Center! Berniece Giesler
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Field Crest Notes & Quotes
Volume 118 Issue 5 May/June 2018
Resident Spotlight Our resident spotlight is on Berniece Giesler. Berniece received
her Masters in Education at Winona State University. She first
taught in her home district—Gilderhus, in the Oslo Area. She
married Floyd Giesler and they made their home outside of Kas-
son. Floyd was in the service and served at the Battle of Pearl
Harbor. They did not have children of their own, although their
nieces and nephews were their “adopted children” and loved to
spend time at Uncle Floyd and Aunt Berniece’s house. Berniece
continued teaching, and she taught 5th grade at Hayfield Commu-
nity School, making her teaching career span for over 40 years!
She and Floyd were active gardeners...they always had a big
beautiful, well maintained garden that they took a lot of pride in.
They had a Pekingese “Chubby” who was a faithful companion.
They loved watching the Vikings and the Twins play. A memo-
rable trip they took was when they went to Hawaii and back to the
Pearl Harbor Memorial where her husband had served so bravely
alongside many others, several of whom did not make it home.
It was surreal to go there and honor the memory of those who lost
their lives serving our country. When Floyd and Berniece re-
tired, they wintered in Sun City, Arizona. Berniece did not stop
wintering there until about 4 or 5 years ago! She loves it when
her previous students have come to Field Crest to visit and thank
her for what she has taught them. We are honored to serve such a
lovely lady here at Field Crest Care Center!
Berniece Giesler
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Skilled Nursing Care Week Festivities at Field Crest
Monday, May 14: CARNIVAL DAY Field Crest has joined the CARNIVAL! Staff, wear your new Field Crest Shirts! Residents...dress Colorful! We’ll have Carnival Games, Food and FUN! Our Preschool Friends will be joining us for this event. We may even have some silly Clowns join us for the occasion! The movie “Circus World” seems fitting for residents to wind down for the evening!
Tuesday, May 15: FARM DAY “Ya been Farmin’ long?” Break out the bib overalls and caps! Join us for a good old fashioned farm breakfast! Residents will have the opportunity to take a trip to Northland Farm Solutions in Owatonna. In the afternoon we will have some baby farm animals come for a visit! Residents will end the evening with the Movie “Babe”.
Wednesday, May 16: WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY What would a Theme like “Celebrating Life Stories” be without dressing in your favorite retro attire? Let’s see all those past decades represented! Bring in your baby pictures to the Activity Department for a Cutest Baby Contest! Also, we will have a “Guess Who’s Life Story” game that you may not want to miss! Resident movie of the evening will be, “It’s
a Wonderful Life”.
Thursday, May 17: HOLLYWOOD DAY Roll out the Red Carpet! Get ready for some Glitz and Glam-our! Dress in your best Hollywood style. Don’t forget the bling and the shades! In the morning, we’ll be taking Glamour Shots of and with the residents. Then, staff will show us all what they are made of in the afternoon with a Staff Talent Show! Prizes for all participants and the winning act will bring home the Trophy to be on display at Field Crest! Each Department should be represented ! To end the cele-bration, residents will be watching “A Star is Born”.
Friday, May 18: WILD WEST DAY Let’s end the week with a “BANG”!! Welcome to the Wild West! Dress in your Rootin’ Tootin’ best Western attire! Rainbow Country Trolley will be here in the after-noon to give staff and residents horse drawn wagon rides! (Wheelchair accessible!) Residents can wind down with a campfire in the evening. The movie “How the West was Won” will also be playing in the dining room.
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New prices for Field Crest Care Center beauty shop *Effective June 1, 2018
Haircut……………………………………....$16
Shampoo/Set………………………………..$16
Shampoo only………………………………$8
Perm (Cut and Set)…………………………$65
Temporary Rinse………………………...….$4
Permanent Color (Set Included)………..…$50
Beard Trim…………………………………..$5
` Neck Clip……………………………………FREE with any service
Thank you to our wonderful Volunteers: Another fun-filled volunteer luncheon in the books!
Our Volunteers gathered at Field Crest Care Center on April 16 to enjoy an appreciation dinner for all of their faithful hours of service. They enjoyed a buffet of deli-cious soups, sandwiches, salads and deserts. Afterwards, we played a “Penny Anny” game that was enjoyed by all those present and the winner of the game, Delores Distad, won a barn quilt made by our very own Field Crest men’s group. Six lucky volunteers also won the table arrange-
ments made by residents of the Field Crest craft group.
Our volunteers are so important to the success of Field Crest Care Center. They have enriched their lives in more ways than we can count. A big shout out to those of you who put your own lives on hold to serve our resi-dents. You leave an amazing mark in our community and we could never even begin to thank you enough for all
that you have done to support our residents and our team!
Field Crest Staff
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Field Crests very own “Senior” Prom!!!
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For the Fallen
They went with songs to the battle, they were young. Straight of limb, true of eyes, steady and aglow. They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted, They fell with their faces to the foe.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them.
--Laurence Binyon
Memorial Day is May 28, 2018. In Remembrance of all who have made the ultimate sacrifice…
*Field Crest Care Center Staff
Happy Mother’s Day!
May 13
Happy Father’s Day! June 17
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F i e l d C r e s t N o t e s & Q u o t e s
Resident Birthdays May 10—Luthera Riess * May 18—Arleigh Anderson * May 20—JoAnn Tiegen
June 5—Lorraine Munson * June 14—Judith Dunn
June 23—Svitzlana Kowal * June 27—Marilyn Holtan
Assisted Living/Villa May 2—Dorothy Erickson * May 9—Gary Dahle * May 29—Erica Eggert
May 31—Elaine Taylor *June 5—Shirley Hinch
Staff Birthdays May 6—LuAnn Rowe * May 8– Tanya Vanderpool
May 15—Hannah Tindal * May 16—Cythia Vogt * May 18—Samantha Holst June 6—Lynn Demmer * June 11—Kyle Clayton * June 22—Shari Votva
June 27—Marlena Felstead * June 30—Jennifer Anderson
The Many Community Projects at FCCC
Our Deepest Sympathy to the family of:
Marlene Whalen
Delivering May Baskets around town!
Flower anangements made for the Volunteer Luncheon by the Arts and Crafts group
The Barn Quilt made by the Men’s Group for the winner of
the our Penny Anny Game.
Congratulations, Delores Distad!
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So many pets to love on with visits from the Red Rock 4-H Club and our staff’s “Pet Parade”
Attention Friends, Families,
and Community!
Join us for an Educational opportunity!
St. Croix Hospice will be having an
Educational Session titled “Dementia Care 101”
at 6:30 pm June 12 in the Field Crest Chapel.
Coffee and snacks will be provided by
Field Crest Care Center.
Contact Deb Brown 507-477-3266 ext. 133. Hope to see you there!
Find us at: www.fieldcrestcare.com E-mail your residents at: [email protected]
Type your person’s name on the subject line, we will print it off and give it to them.
To Contact Directors and Nurses: e-mail or call 507-477-3266
Ext. 113—Judy Bowman, Director of Finance: [email protected]
Ext. 114—Tonia Weitzencamp, Director of Nursing: [email protected]
Ext. 115—Cheryl Gustason, LNHA, Administrator: [email protected]
Ext. 116—Crystal Anderson, Social Services: [email protected]
Ext. 122—Nancy Prins, Medical Records: [email protected]
Ext. 123—Amy Gold, Charge Nurse: [email protected]
Ext. 125—Edie Arnold, CDM, Dietary Director: [email protected]
Ext. 127—Mike Newcomb, Director of Maintenance: [email protected]
Ext. 128—Lyn Demmer, Dir. of Environmental Services: [email protected]
Ext. 130—Carrie Beert-Bottema, Rehab Care: [email protected]
Ext. 133—Deb Brown Activity Department: [email protected]
Ext. 134—Linda Schwade, RN, MDS Coordinator: [email protected]
Ext. 116—Crystal Anderson, Admissions Coordinator: Crest View Villa & Assisted
Living: [email protected]
Ext. 139—Ronda Rohl, RN, Director of Health Services: Home Care for
Assisted Living & Crest View Villa: [email protected]
Serving the Hayfield
community since 1969
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Hayfield, MN 55940
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