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    2002 W. Sunnyside Drive Phoenix, AZ 85029 (602) 943-1800

    Fellowship Square News

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    November 2015We Love Our Veterans atChristian Care

    Campus Parade and Choir EventWednesday, November 11, 2015

    Join us as we honor all our veterans withbreakfast at9:00 a.m.,in the dining room,

    and a parade and choir event at10:00 a.m.,inthe front parking lot of Fellowship Square.

    Sat., Nov. 21st From 10:00 to 2:00(Gazebo Area)

    Its that time of year! We will be hosting ourannual Harvest Festival with lots of great

    events, including a Western BBQ,Entertainment in the Gazebo, games, vendors,

    baked bean cook-off and farmers market.Dont forget to wear your cowboy hat!!!

    Meet Your Neighbor (Cont. Page 7)

    Meet Viola (Vi) G.

    Viola was born in Hastings, Nebraska on June 221928. She was the second to youngest of six brotherand two sisters. Viola grew up in a Christian home wparents who were very strict; all of the children haddaily chores, they all were involved in church youthgroups and they never had time to get in trouble. Viattended Hastings High School and worked part-timafter school at a creamery at Woolworths 5 & 10 Sto

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    Beverly B. and Her BestFriend, Sassy

    Happy

    BirthdayEmployee Birthdays

    Nov. 5 Donald SehrNov. 16 Jaquelynn MillanNov. 18 William CottonNov. 21 Mauro Botello MunezNov. 21 Erika FarinasNov. 21 James Meyer

    Welc meNew Residents

    Ray G. (Northridge)

    Joseph C. (Garden Home)

    Ed and Eloise B.(Garden Home)

    Welcome New ResidentShirley D. (Centerview)

    Tony and NancyM. (Northridge)

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    Residents WhoHave Relocated

    1103 Lauretta P.1104 Carol F.1313 Bob & Barbara D.2211 Elizabeth B.2207 Ivy S.3209 Al H.3210 Angela A 3221 Frank Z.

    GH/8 Vernon N.GH/15 William & Betty F.

    Goodbye to OurDear Friends

    1307 Ruth K.3300 Louise G.GH8 Louie W.

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    Lets Celebrate All OurNovember Birthdays

    Join us on Thursday,November 19th, at 6:00 p.m.,

    in the Center, as we celebrateall our November babies.Enjoy an evening of dessert

    and entertainment by residentfavorite Short and Sweet.

    Thanksgiving Service

    Wednesday, Nov. 25th, at10:00 a.m. (Center)

    Join Chaplain Brad for ourThanksgiving Service with a

    special musical performance byour Christian Care Choir.Blessings to you and your

    family from all of us atFellowship Square!

    Thanksgiving Blessings

    Mark Your Calendars!

    Wed. and Fri.,Dec. 9th & 11th, at6:00 p.m. (Center)

    Our very own Golden Playerswill be presenting Charles

    Dickens A Christmas Carolfor your enjoyment.

    Reserved seating tickets will beavailable the second week of

    November.Limited seating, so dont delay

    in picking up your FREEreserved seating ticket.

    Monday, November 30that 2:00 p.m. in the CenterSpend the afternoon with the

    Joy Singers. They are a residentfavorite and bring a special

    message each time they sing toour residents.

    Sing a Joyful Noise Untothe Lord!!

    (Psalms 100:1)Refreshments Served

    Christian Care Outpatie

    Rehab TeamCovenant Alliance

    Call for your appointmenttoday, 602-443-5447.

    Senior Fit TeamAmanda Soerheide and Lore

    ChablesCall for an appointment toda

    (602) 443-5479

    Christian CaresHome Health

    Anita Garrett, Director HomHealth, 602-443-5447

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    MOVIE WATCH

    Friday, Nov. 6th, at 1:30

    Friday, Nov. 20th, at 1:30

    Thanksgiving

    and GratitudeAccording to Robert Emmons,

    from UC Davis, giving thanksmay be one of the mostsignificant things in your life.Here is what he says aboutgratitude: It has power ... itheals, energizes, and transformslives. Emmons is a researchpsychologist and has spent 12years testing the efficacy of

    gratitude and he has foundastounding results.

    He goes on to explain thatthere are two basic tenets of ourgratitude. First, it gives us a senseof the goodness of life, thatthere are good things, benefits,and gifts. This does not meanthat life is perfect, but that it isbasically good. The second tenetis found in the question, Wheredoes this goodness come from?With this question, we recognizethat the source of goodnesscomes from outside ourselves.For people of faith, this willlogically lead to God and forothers, their Higher Power.

    The contentment that comfrom this gratitude helps us to

    not succumb to some of ourgreatest vices. If I am grateful what I have, I will not wantwhat someone else has. I willcelebrate the successes of othas something to be grateful foin itself, which will keep mefrom envy. There is also thatfeeling and intention of seeinthe good rather than alwaysseeing the problems with

    the world.Further, Emmons has showthrough his research thatgratitude can be learned. In hbookGratitude Works,he giva step by step approach tofostering gratitude. Throughconsistent recording of eventsgratitude, one can actually foa habit of practicingthankfulness in life. This prac

    can incrementally change onelife, so that they will havegreater bonds with communiless stress and stress-relatedillness, more satisfyingrelationships with others, andcan live happy lives.

    You may be thinking abouthese verses from the Bible,There is great gain in Godlycontentment, or It is good t

    give thanks or Give thanks the Lord for He is good. Peoof faith have always knownabout the importance ofgratitude, and now, thanks tothis research, we can see evendeeper into the effects ofgratitude.

    Happy Thanksgiving!Chaplain Brad

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    Caught on Camera!!!Next Time It Could Be You!!!

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    Oct. 23rd ThroughNov. 23rd

    FELLOWSHIP SQUAREGIFT SHOP

    .Your Gift Shop is loaded withgreat Christmas items for gift

    giving and decorating yourhome for this holiday season.You will find some ScreamnDeal discount coupons in this

    issue of your FS Newsletter.~~~

    A special event ...Bring in your donation of

    nonperishable items to theGIFT SHOP for our FOOD

    DRIVE during the month ofNovember and get your nameentered into our Gift Shop gift

    certificate drawing.

    Resident CommitteeMeeting for All Buildings

    We will be combining allbuildings into one meeting.

    We value your comments andsuggestions- please submitthese BEFORE the meeting!

    November 11, 2015, at 2:00 p.m.in theCenter.

    Food Committee MeetingJoin Dave Elliott for our

    Resident Food CommitteeMeeting.November 12, 2015, at

    2:00 p.m., in the Center

    SEMINAR

    Integrated HealthcarMobile Services Nov. 5at 2:00 p.m. in the Cen

    IHMS is an organization oprofessional healthcare

    providers that deliver modequality medical care to you

    home.Some of these services inclu

    primary medical care, podiatdentistry, cardiology care,

    audiology, dermatology anoptometry services.In-home lab testing, x-ray

    ultra-sound and EKG serviccan also be brought to you

    home.Everyone on campus is invit

    SHOW YOUR SUPPORT

    Walk to End Alzheimers isNovember 14, 2015

    The Alzheimers Associations

    Walk to End Alzheimers is theworlds largest event to raise

    awareness and funds forAlzheimers care, support and

    research.Please consider sponsoring your

    Fellowship Square Team.Donations can be made in your

    Activity Department.

    Nov. 18th, at 2:00 p.m.,the Center

    We will be hosting a ForgotAngels toy drive and collectnew toys for any age child. Th

    toys will be used for childrewhose names are not pickefrom the Angel Tree Program

    Come join us as we choose oangels and enjoy some

    pre-Christmas refreshments athe community spirit of givi

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    In 1948, Viola moved to SanDiego, California with her

    parents and younger sister. Shewent to work at Rohr Aircraft. Inhe same year, she met her

    husband, Russel, at church,while he was stationed in SanDiego with the Navy. He wasent to Adak, Alaska and they

    wrote letters daily. He returned ayear later and married Viola, onAugust 10, 1949. They had three

    hildren, Cyndee, born in 1951,

    Debi, in 1954, and Russel Jr., in955. They have eight beautifulgrandchildren and sixteendarling great-grandchildren.

    The family moved to ElCentero, CA, in 1956, and theno Riverside seven years later.

    Russel and Viola ownedestaurants in both cities andhey enjoyed working together

    every day. In addition, they were

    also involved with real estateand managing property for theState of Arizona for over30 years.

    Russel and Viola moved toPhoenix in 1978. They traveledhe United States in their motor

    home, along with their sweetittle poodle, Bunnyjo. Theyamped with friends and Russel

    was always designated as a cook.

    He was a great cook and enjoyedeeding many people. They

    attended the Phoenix Assemblyof God Church since theyarrived in Arizona.

    Viola comes from a largeamily, and since 1980 a familyeunion has been held each year.

    Last year, her oldest brotherplanned the reunion in Omaha,

    Nebraska to coincide with his97th birthday. He passed awaybefore the reunion, but he stillwanted it to continue at thisexpense. There were over 250family members who attended,and a great time was had by all.

    Russel passed away onAugust 16, 2012, which was sixdays after their 63rd anniversary.Vi was very lonely living alone

    in the home where they hadlived together for over 30 years.For this reason, she and her twodaughters began visiting seniorretirement communities andfound Fellowship Square. Shefell in love with the communityimmediately and moved intoher apartment on December 1,2012. She is so grateful that shefound such a great place to live,

    and a great place to meetwonderful people.

    Computer Problems, LetUs Help You!

    Crazy Dog TechnicalServices on Campus

    November 12thFrom 1:00-4:00

    Crazy Dog Technical Services

    will be on campus to help ourresidents with their computerissues. They are an

    independent company andcharge a discounted fee for

    their services based oneach job.

    Appointments can be made bysigning up in the Blue Book.

    Works

    Good

    A Big Pay It ForwardThank You!!

    Thank you to all the residenwho helped out preparing,

    sorting and assembling thesspecial care packages. You amade a huge difference in th

    lives of these children. Thanagain!

    Ryans House - Hospicfor Children

    Crisis Pregnancy Cente

    Hebrews 13:16Do not neglect to do good an

    to share what you have, forsuch sacrifices are pleasing

    to God.

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    STAFF DIRECTORY

    Daily Activity Line ........................................ Updated Daily Activities.....................602-443-5445

    Take Out Meal Orders ................................... 602-443-5424

    Chris Welch .................................................. Life Enrichment Coordinator/

    ....................................................................... Transportation Supervisor ..................602-443-5421

    Brad Auten..................................................... Chaplain ..............................................602-443-5486Valerie Kinder................................................ Resident Services Coordinator............602-443-5417

    Jacque Owens................................................. Resident Administrator/

    Volunteer Coordinator.........................602-443-5419

    Teddi Thompson............................................ Dir. Of Environmental Services..........602-443-5420

    Front Desk...................................................... Receptionist.........................................602-443-5427

    Tamarra White ............................................... Accounts Receivable...........................602-443-5423

    Mark Bucalo................................................... Facilities Manager/Security.................602-443-5400

    Dave Elliott .................................................... Director of Dining Services.................602-443-5425

    Kimberly Sanders........................................... Dining Room Manager........................602-443-5468

    Home Health .................................................. 602-443-5447Lorena Chables .............................................. SrFIT ...................................................602-443-5479

    Sue Widdison................................................. Beauty Shop ........................................602-443-5422

    Kathy Loscheider........................................... Executive Director...............................602-443-5439

    Volunteers Needed in Various Positions!

    We are in need of volunteers for the following areas:

    Resident Help Desk (2-3hrs/week)

    Health Center Front Desk- Saturdays only from 9-12.

    Gift Shop Subs

    Pour coffee and visit with our Assisted Living

    Residents (1 hr/week)

    Resident Mentor Program (sign up to show new

    residents around, take to dinner, etc...)

    Resident Companion

    If you are interested or know a friend or family member

    who might be interested in volunteering, please contact

    Jacque Owens, at 602-443-5419.

    Thank You!