The Vantage at Cityview

The Vantage at CityviewINDEPENDENT LIVING

Monthly Highlights ...

Proud winners of our 42 Tournament for 2017: Billie, Wilda, Del and Winona

Del Rockenbaugh and Winona Wilson with their trophies

Our talented harpist at the Mother’s Day Tea Party

Staff and even Michael Juno, from our Corporate Office, joined in on the fun!

Billie Andress and Wilda Sommer celebrating their win in the 42 tournament

Kim’s arthritis class having fun with their Macarena performance

A packed Dining Room for the tea

We had so many come for the Mother’s Day Tea we had to set up the Lobby for extra seating!

Chef Adam and his team provided such a wonderful plate of goodies for every guest.

JULY 2017 • YANKEE DOODLE FUN

6301 Overton Ridge Blvd. | Fort Worth, TX 76132

(817) 292-5600

StaffGeneral ManagerMeagan Reynolds

Guest Services ManagerNikki Wilson

Sales ManagerMolley Michel

Sales AdvisorsCraig Latta, Teresa Wilks

ChefAdam Williams

Memory Care Program Manager

Tessa English

BookkeeperDiane Denham

Program SupervisorKatie Benton

Assistant Program SupervisorSherri Warren

PrimeFit InstructorClayton Hayworth

ReceptionistsKristen Ringo, Lydia Robinson, Carla Brown, Christina Munos,

Beverly Housewright

DriversNoris Neighbors, Melissa Colin-

Alvarado, Dmitriy Trachevskiy

Housekeeping SupervisorSusy Cardoza

HousekeepersAguida Varela, Martha Nunez,

Alicia Hernandez, Lizeth Aguilar-Ramirez, Deyanira Constancia,

Cirila Lopez

Plant Operations SupervisorJames Bass

Plant Operations AssistantsJack West, Dylan Owens, Alan

Hall, Bryan Does

A Message From Your PrimeFit Instructor, Clayton Hayworth** We Need Protein **What is protein?Proteins are large compounds made by combining smaller amino acids. Proteins in the diet are known as macronutrients, and contribute energy (calories) to the body. Each gram of protein contains 4 calories.

There are 20 amino acids used to build proteins. Proteins that do not have all 20 amino acids are called incomplete proteins. Protein sources containing all 20 amino acids are referred to as complete proteins. Choosing complete protein sources will ensure you are getting all of the amino acids that your body needs.

Some amino acids can be made in the body and are not essential in your diet. Amino acids that cannot be produced by the body are called essential amino acids, which should be included in your diet.

How is protein used by the body?Proteins have many different jobs within the body. As previously mentioned, the body uses proteins for energy. Protein is also used as an enzyme, which starts reactions within the body, including metabolism, and gene growth and repair. Proteins are also used by the body to carry signals from one part of the body to another and to form structures, including muscles.

How much protein do I need in my diet?Protein should account for 10-35 percent of your daily caloric intake. Many nutrition experts also recommend an intake of 1 gram of protein per 1 kilogram of body weight (0.4 g per pound).

Consuming too much protein may be harmful to the body. High amounts of protein in the diet put stress on the kidneys and liver as they try to dismantle and dispose of the extra protein.

Which foods are good sources of protein?Sources of protein include meat products (hamburger, fish, chicken), dairy products (cheese, milk, yogurt, cottage cheese), eggs, tofu, lentils, and soy milk.

Eating complete protein (containing all amino acids) will help ensure that you do not become deficient in essential amino acids. Complete proteins include meat, poultry, fish, dairy, eggs, and soy (a non-animal source). Nuts, grains, fruits, and vegetables are typically incomplete. For this reason, it is important for vegetarians to pair non-animal products wisely in order to consume all essential amino acids in their daily diet.

PrimeFit Star of the MonthDee Blakewell has rededicated her time and effort to exercise and staying on top of her health. Not only does she come to morning chair class most days, she also does one-on-one Personal Training sessions with Clayton. In the month of April she did not miss even one Personal Training session! That is very commendable! Despite aches and pains, she makes it a point to stay healthy. Keep up the good work, Dee!

Travel by Leisure Care Presents:

The Rugged Beauty of Alaska

7-Days Round Trip From Seattle | August 12-19, 2017

Contact Carol Dennis for more information or to make a reservation.

1.888.468.2010 | [email protected]

W E E K LY S C H E D U L EEVERY SUNDAY EVERY MONDAY EVERY TUESDAY EVERY WEDNESDAY

JULY 2017

BirthdaysClayton Hayworth, 1st (Employee)Ginger Kirby, 2ndHope Ross-Nay, 6thEileen Hickey, 8th

Wilda Sommer, 8thMartin Cobert, 10thSlats Wilson, 13thJean Hansen, 13thDaria Serrano, 15th (Employee)Kristen Ringo, 16th (Employee)Lucy Ruddell, 17th

Marcia Curl, 17thJack Horn, 18thHelen St. Martin, 23rdFrank Hickey, 23rdMarion Behlau, 24thMary Cheek, 24thTroy Dodd, 30th

AnniversariesJim & Virginia Potthoff, 7/4/1946Bob & Marjorie Richardson, 7/27/1957Lawrence & Doris Klempnauer (64 years), 7/27/2017Stratton & Jean Beesley, 7/29/1945

9:30 The Church at the Vantage at Cityview, DF

3:00 Beginner’s 42, LB

9:00 Chair Exercise, AR 10:30 Chair Exercise, AR 11:00 Balance Class, AR 12:30 Meet & Greet Bridge, LB 1:30 Wii Games, AR 3:00 Poker, GR 3:30 Mexican Train, AR 3:30 42, LB

8:45 Catholic Communion, LB 9:00 Chair Exercise, AR 9:00 WATER AEROBICS WITH KIM, CY 10:30 Chair Exercise, AR 1:00 Advanced Bridge, LB 1:30 Wii Games, AR 2:00 Walking Club, LO 2:00 Men’s Bible Study, GR 2:00 Ladies’ Bible Study (Apt. 356) 3:00 Quarter Bingo, DF 3:30 42, LB

9:00 Chair Exercise, AR 10:00 Morning Errand Trip 10:00 Bridge, LB 10:30 Chair Exercise, AR 11:00 Balance Class, AR 1:00 Afternoon Errand Trip 1:30 Arthritis Exercise Class, DF 2:30 Chicken Foot, LB 3:00 Poker, GR 3:30 Texas Canasta, LB 5:00 42, LB

2:00 Summer Sweet Treat, BI

3:00 Matinee Comedy Movie: “Caddyshack,” MT

10:30 Chairside Travel: “Running the Sahara,” MT

2:30 Dog Days of Summer Social, LO

*NO DINNER SERVICE* 11:00 Fourth of July BBQ

(RSVP Required), DR

2:00 Mini Series Special: “Hatfields & McCoys #1,” MT

3:00 Entertainment with Pastor Ja Davis, DF

7:00 Classic Thriller Movie: “Chinatown,” MT


3:00 Matinee Spiritual Movie: “Faith Like Potatoes,” MT

11:00 Resident Council Meeting, LB

3:00 Trinity River Ecosystems Life Science Program with Ft. Worth Museum, DF

10:30 Who Am I?, LB 1:30 Forrest Gump

Social, LO 2:00 Special Movie Showing:

“Forrest Gump,” MT

11:30 Mass with Father Ward, LB

3:00 Staff vs. Resident Water Balloon Toss, CY

7:00 Classic Drama Movie: “Rain Man,” MT


3:00 Matinee Drama Movie: “8 Seconds,” MT

3:00 Free Tech Help (Signup), GR

10:30 Puzzle Pals, LB 3:00 Music & Dance Social

with John Dear, DF

1:00 Arthritis Health Talk with Clayton, DF

2:30 Summer Tea Talk with Kim, LO

11:00 Lunch Out to Cracker Barrel (Signup), $

3:00 Summer Fruit Stand, LO

2:30 Carnival with Legacy Healthcare Services, DF

7:00 Classic Musical: “The Sound of Music,” MT

10:30 Writer’s Corner, GR 5:00 July Birthday Dinner

(RSVP), DF 7:00 Classic Western Movie:

“The Rare Breed,” MT


3:00 Matinee Romance Movie: “As Good As It Gets,” MT


3:00 Matinee Drama Movie: “Ordinary People,” MT

1:30 Come to the Lobby for Popcorn!, LO

3:00 Photo Talk Social, DF

10:30 Shopping at Central Market, Trader Joe’s & Whole Foods

2:00 Matinee Musical: “The Band Wagon,” MT

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JULY 2017 INDEPENDENT L I V I N G

LocationsActivity Room, ARBistro, BIBusiness Office 2nd Floor, BOCost for Resident, $

Courtyard, CYDance Floor, DFDining Room, DRGame Room, GRGarden Terrace, GT

Gym, GLibrary, LBLobby, LOMovie Theater, MTWellness Center in Assisted Living, WC

AnniversariesJim & Virginia Potthoff, 7/4/1946Bob & Marjorie Richardson, 7/27/1957Lawrence & Doris Klempnauer (64 years), 7/27/2017Stratton & Jean Beesley, 7/29/1945

9:00 Chair Exercise, AR 10:00 Morning Errand Trip 10:00 Bridge, LB 10:30 Chair Exercise, AR 11:00 Balance Class, AR 1:00 Afternoon Errand Trip 1:30 Arthritis Exercise Class, DF 2:30 Chicken Foot, LB 3:00 Poker, GR 3:30 Texas Canasta, LB 5:00 42, LB

9:00 Chair Exercise, AR 10:00 Bridgeway Blood Pressure Clinic, GR 10:30 Chair Exercise, AR 10:30 Frost Bank, BO 1:00 Art Class, AR 1:00 Canasta, LB 1:00 Meet & Greet Bridge, GR 3:00 Buy in Bingo, DF 5:00 42, AR 5:30 Friendship Bridge, GR

8:15 WATER AEROBICS WITH CLAYTON, CY

9:00 Chair Exercise, AR 10:00 Military Men Coffee Chat, BI 10:30 Chair Exercise, AR 1:00 Stretch & Relaxation Class, AR 1:30 Wii Games, AR 2:00 Brain Games, LB 3:00 Poker, GR 3:30 Mexican Train, AR

10:00 Trip to Southwest Library (Part of Errand Run)

10:00 Morning Errand Trip 1:00 Afternoon Errand Trip 3:00 Quarter Bingo, DF 4:00 Skip-Bo, AR

11:00 Book Buzz Club, LB 2:30 Sizzling Hot Happy

Hour with Burnett Wilmoth Duo, DR

2:00 Matinee Musical: “La La Land,” MT

7:00 Musical Night: “La La Land,” MT


3:00 Entertainment with Pastor Ja Davis, DF

7:00 Classic Thriller Movie: “Chinatown,” MT

1:30 “Ideas for Staying Independent From the Nurse” with Bridgeway, DF


9:00 Trip to WinStar World Casino (Signup), $

12:00 Shabbat Service, LB 2:00 Mini Series Special:

“Hatfields & McCoys #3,” MT

2:00 Matinee Biography Movie: “The Founder,” MT

7:00 Biography Movie Night: “The Founder,” MT

2:00 Matinee Action Movie: “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” MT

7:00 Action Movie Night: “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” MT

11:30 Mass with Father Ward, LB

3:00 Staff vs. Resident Water Balloon Toss, CY

7:00 Classic Drama Movie: “Rain Man,” MT

10:00 Visit with Therapy Dog, Peanut, DF

1:30 Name That Outlaw, DF 5:00 Dinner Out to Mexican

Inn Cafe (Signup), $

2:30 Beach Bum Happy Hour with Don & Sharon Hyrkas, DR

WEAR YOUR COWBOY HAT TODAY! 2:00 Matinee Thriller Movie:

“Miss Sloane,” MT 7:00 Thriller Movie Night:

“Miss Sloane,” MT

2:30 Carnival with Legacy Healthcare Services, DF

7:00 Classic Musical: “The Sound of Music,” MT

10:30 Writer’s Corner, GR 5:00 July Birthday Dinner

(RSVP), DF 7:00 Classic Western Movie:

“The Rare Breed,” MT

1:30 Documentary Special: “Inside the U.S. Secret Service,” MT

1:45 Free Hearing Aid Cleaning with Cityview Audiology, BO

10:00 Visit with Therapy Dog, Peanut, DF

1:30 Trip to Grief Support Group (Signup)

2:00 Ice Cream Cone Break Social, LO

8:30 Breakfast Out to Paris Coffee Shop (Signup), $

11:00 AVON Rep Onsite, LO 2:00 Welcome Club

Social, DF

2:00 Matinee Drama Movie: “Collateral Beauty,” MT

7:00 Drama Movie Night: “Collateral Beauty,” MT

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Fun at Mother’s Day Tea!

Favorite Fair FoodsFair season is underway, and one of the highlights of these annual festivals is the delicious fare! Tempt your taste buds with these classic foods:

Cotton candy — Originally called “fairy floss,” this colorful, fluffy spun sugar was introduced at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904 and has become a favorite of fairgoers.

Corn dogs — Hot dogs dipped in cornmeal batter, deep-fried and served on a stick have been staples since the 1940s.

Funnel cakes — Crisp on the outside and light and airy on the inside, this fried dough dessert is traditionally topped with powdered sugar, but fruit, chocolate and ice cream are popular add-ons.

Candy apples — Tart, crisp apples are covered in sweet, hard candy or creamy caramel to make this snack-on-a-stick.

Kettle corn — Those who can’t decide between sweet and salty get the best of both worlds in this popcorn treat seasoned with sugar and salt.

Leon & EloiseBeryl and family

Mary & Maryann

Joy & Peggy

Jo and Betty

Nancy & Sarah


StaffGeneral Manager

Meagan Reynolds

Guest Services Manager

Nikki Wilson

Sales Manager

Molley Michel

Sales Advisors

Craig Latta, Teresa Wilks

Chef

Frederick Person


Tessa English

Bookkeeper

Diane Denham

Program Supervisor

Katie Benton

Assistant Program Supervisor

Sherri Warren

PrimeFit Instructor

Clayton Hayworth

Receptionists

Sarah Smith, Kristen Ringo, Mary Miller, Dinorah Ramirez,

Jhoselen Moreno

Drivers

Noris Neighbors, Melissa Colin-Alvarado, Dmitriy Trachevskiy

Housekeeping Supervisor

Susy Cardoza

Housekeepers

Aguida Varela, Daria Serrano, Lizeth Aguilar-Ramirez, Deyanira

Constancia, Cirila Lopez

Plant Operations Supervisor

James Bass

Plant Operations Assistants

Jack West, Dylan Owens, Alan Hall, Bryan Does

ASSISTED LIVING6251 Overton Ridge Blvd.

Fort Worth, TX 76132(817) 292-5600

Memorial Day Balloon Launch!

Looking Back at Summer CampsFor over a century, summer camps have provided countless children the opportunity to connect with nature, learn valuable skills and create memories.In the late 1800s, overnight camps began popping up in the northeastern U.S. as a means for boys to break away from city life and build character, and were generally geared toward those from wealthy families. By the early 1900s, summer camps grew in number and diversity. National organizations like the YMCA and Boy Scouts catered adventures for boys from all social classes. Many of these camps focused on military basics and survival skills.At about the same time, summer sleep-away camps for girls were established to teach life skills and encourage independence. The Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts were among the programs that provided these outdoor experiences for young women.Starting in the 1950s, specialty camps began to concentrate on specific pursuits, such as academics, art, sports and music. Camps were also created for children with special needs and medical conditions. Today, there is a camp for nearly every interest.A trend of traditional, rustic outdoor camps has emerged, as well as camps for adults who yearn to relive their childhood.

Hamilton HistoryAlexander Hamilton, the Founding Father whose image graces the $10 bill, rose from humble beginnings to help shape America.

Hamilton was born on the Caribbean island of Nevis, most likely in 1755. His family was poor and moved to St. Croix, where Hamilton began working at a young age. His self-taught intelligence impressed local businessmen, who sent him to the Colonies for an education.

With the American Revolution looming, Hamilton took an interest in politics and wrote his first pamphlet supporting a trade boycott of England. He left college to join the Continental Army, where he caught the attention of Gen. George Washington and became his advisor.

After leaving the military, Hamilton ran a thriving law firm in New York City. In 1787, he served as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention and was the primary writer of the Federalist Papers, a series of essays that promoted the Constitution. Two years later, he was appointed the first Treasury secretary and created the country’s financial structure, which included a national bank and the U.S. Mint.

Hamilton also founded the New York Post newspaper and established the service that would become the U.S. Coast Guard.

He was mortally wounded in a duel with his political rival Aaron Burr on July 12, 1804.






JULY 2017

BirthdaysClayton Hayworth, 1st (Employee)Claire Montoya, 6thTommie Jones, 7thKristen Ringo, 16th (Employee)Cheryl Simoneau, 20th (Employee)Frederick Person, 20th (Employee)

Locations1st Floor Patio, 1PT2nd Floor Patio, 2PTActivities-Arts-Crafts Room, 2nd Floor, ACCafe, 1st Floor, CF

Cost for Resident, $Courtyard, CYDining Room, DRExercise-Weight Room, 3rd Floor, EXLibrary, 2nd Floor, LB

Lobby, LOMovie Theater, 2nd Floor, MTPrimeFit Gym, 3rd Floor, GMSalon, 3rd Floor, SASpa, 3rd Floor, SPWellness Center, 1st Floor, WC

9:00 Televised Worship, MT 9:45 WHOGA Exercise, GM 11:00 Church Service with

Pastor Saker, MT 1:00 Documentary Special, MT 2:00 Come Enjoy a Sweet

Treat!, CF 3:00 Relaxation Coloring, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

9:00 What’s Happening this Week with Sherri, AC

9:45 Chair Aerobics with Hand Weights, GM 10:00 Shopping Trip to Whole Foods, LO 10:30 Chronicles & Current

Events with Sherri, CF 1:00 Benevolent Project,

Vantage Gives!, AC 2:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AC 3:30 Balance Class with Legacy, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

Holiday Administrative Offices Closed 10:30 Triva with Sherri, CF 2:30 Watermelon

Social!, CF 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

9:45 Strength & Stretch with Bands, GM

10:00 Errand Run (Signup Required), LO

10:30 Rock Painting!, AC 2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT





9:45 Chair Aerobics with Hand Weights, GM

10:00 Shopping Trip to Whole Foods, LO 10:30 Morning Meditation

with Sherri, MT 1:00 Dice Games, MT 2:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AC 3:30 Balance Class with Legacy, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

9:45 Body in Motion with Kim, GM

10:30 Chat About Red Hots with Kim, CF

11:00 Trip to New Neiman Marcus Tea Room, $

11:20 Catholic Communion 1:30 Menu Chat with Chef, GM 2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

Podiatrist Here Today 9:45 Strength & Stretch

with Bands, GM 10:00 Errand Run (Signup Required), LO 10:30 ’Remembering the

Clothesline’, MT 10:30 Pax or Phoebe Comfort Dog, LO 2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT





9:45 Chair Aerobics with Hand Weights, GM 10:00 Shopping Trip to Whole Foods, LO 10:30 Chronicles & Current

Events with Sherri, CF 1:00 Benevolent Project,

Vantage Gives!, AC 2:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AC 3:30 Balance Class with Legacy, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


10:30 “Ants in Pants” Chat with Kim, CF

11:20 Catholic Communion 1:30 Town Hall Meeting

with Meagan, GM 2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


10:30 “Peanuts in your Pepsi” Chat with Kim, CF

11:20 Catholic Communion 2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT



2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core

Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT



10:30 ’Remembering the Clothesline’, MT

2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT








9:45 Chair Aerobics with Hand Weights, GM 10:00 Shopping Trip to Whole Foods, LO 10:30 Morning Meditation with Sherri, MT 1:00 Massage Therapy with Wendy

Brown (Sign-Up Required), SP 2:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AC 2:30 Country Music with John Dear, DR 3:30 Balance Class with Legacy, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


9:45 Chair Aerobics with Hand Weights, GM

10:00 Shopping Trip to Whole Foods, LO

2:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AC 3:30 Balance Class with Legacy, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

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Lobby, LOMovie Theater, 2nd Floor, MTPrimeFit Gym, 3rd Floor, GMSalon, 3rd Floor, SASpa, 3rd Floor, SPWellness Center, 1st Floor, WC



10:30 Rock Painting!, AC 2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

9:30 Bridgeway Blood Pressure Clinic, LB

9:45 Chair Cardio, GM 10:30 New Resident

Orientation, MT 11:00 Frost Bank, CF 2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

9:45 Focus on Fitness Friday, GM

10:30 Good News From God, MT

2:00 Mexican Train with JC, MT 2:30 Social Hour with

David Hardwick, CF 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

10:00 Bible Study with Mary, MT

11:00 Veterans’ Chat, AC 1:00 Chairside Travel, MT 2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT



Podiatrist Here Today 9:45 Strength & Stretch

with Bands, GM 10:00 Errand Run (Signup Required), LO 10:30 ’Remembering the

Clothesline’, MT 10:30 Pax or Phoebe Comfort Dog, LO 2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


9:45 Chair Cardio, GM 11:00 Frost Bank, CF 11:00 Peanut the Comfort Dog, LO 1:00 Ft. Worth Museum of

Science & History: Trininty River Ecosystems, CF

2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT

9:00 Breakfast at Ole South Pancake House, $

9:45 Focus on Fitness Friday, GM 10:30 Tin Cup/Tea & Talk

with Sherri, CF 2:00 Mexican Train with JC, MT 2:30 ’Beach Bum’ Happy Hour

with Frank Guidry, CF 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT





2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core

Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT



10:30 ’Remembering the Clothesline’, MT

2:00 “42” with Vera, AC 2:30 Balance & Core Class, GM 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


9:45 Chair Cardio, GM 11:00 Frost Bank, CF 1:00 Cityview Audiology Free

Hearing Check, LB 1:30 Rock Painting!, AC 2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


9:45 Chair Cardio, GM 11:00 Frost Bank, CF 11:00 Peanut the Comfort Dog, LO 2:00 Health Talk with Clayton, GM 2:30 Bingo with Mary, AC 4:30 Dinner at Cafe Bella, $ 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


10:30 Brain games with Sherri, CF

2:00 Mexican Train with JC, MT 2:30 Social Hour with

Michael Harrison, CF 6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT


10:30 Trivia with Sherri, CF 2:00 Mexican Train with JC, MT 2:30 Sizzling Hot Social

Hour with Ira Campbell on Trumpet, CF

6:00 Sunset Cinema, MT





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The Vantage at CityviewMEMORY CARE

Favorite Fair FoodsFair season is underway, and one of the highlights of these annual festivals is the delicious fare! Tempt your taste buds with these classic foods:Cotton candy — Originally called “fairy floss,” this colorful, fluffy spun sugar was introduced at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904 and has become a favorite of fairgoers.Corn dogs — Hot dogs dipped in cornmeal batter, deep-fried and served on a stick have been staples since the 1940s.Funnel cakes — Crisp on the outside and light and airy on the inside, this fried dough dessert is traditionally topped with powdered sugar, but fruit, chocolate and ice cream are popular add-ons.Candy apples — Tart, crisp apples are covered in sweet, hard candy or creamy caramel to make this snack-on-a-stick.Kettle corn — Those who can’t decide between sweet and salty get the best of both worlds in this popcorn treat seasoned with sugar and salt.

Picnic at Camp Joy!We had so much fun at Camp Joy and are looking forward to more outings! If you ever want to join us, let Tessa know.

Outing to Babe's Chicken

We enjoyed our sandwiches by the lake!

All smiles at Camp Joy

Wanda and the residents enjoyed the park.Beautiful ladies!

Having fun at Babe's Chicken Restaurant!


MEMORY CARE6251 Overton Ridge Blvd.

Fort Worth, TX 76132(817) 292-5600

General ManagerMeagan Reynolds

Guest Services ManagerNikki Wilson

Sales ManagerMolley Michel

Sales AdvisorsCraig Latta, Teresa Wilks

ChefFrederick Person


Tessa English

BookkeeperDiane Denham

Program SupervisorKatie Benton

Assistant Program SupervisorSherri Warren

PrimeFit InstructorClayton Hayworth

ReceptionistsSarah Smith, Kristen Ringo,

Mary Miller, Dinorah Ramirez, Jhoselen Moreno

DriversNoris Neighbors, Melissa Colin-

Alvarado, Dmitriy Trachevskiy

Housekeeping SupervisorSusy Cardoza

HousekeepersAguida Varela, Daria Serrano,

Lizeth Aguilar-Ramirez, Deyanira Constancia, Cirila Lopez

Plant Operations SupervisorJames Bass

Plant Operations AssistantsJack West, Dylan Owens, Alan

Hall, Bryan Does

A Walk To Remember...We decided to take a walk one beautiful day!

Garland and Annette's 60th Wedding Anniversary!We had so much fun celebrating Garland and Annette's 60th wedding anniversary! Elvis was such a great entertainer!

Elvis singing to the couple.

Walking together

We had so much fun!

Edwina held on to Elvis!

Barbara and Betty walking hand in hand.

Elvis with the beautiful couple!Betty and Barbara on the walk

Edwina would not let Elvis go!

Edwina and Albert enjoying the sunshine!






JULY 2017

9:00 Televised Worship 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Pamper Me Pretty, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 1:30 Singalong, LR 3:00 Chairside Travel, LR 3:30 Chair Kickball, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise

with Clayton, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Crafting, AR 11:15 Catholic Communion, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Tactile Tease, AR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Making Memories, LR 12:00 An Outing with Sherri 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 1:30 Singalong with Tessa, LR 3:00 Poetry with Tessa, LR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema


9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 1:30 Wanda Shantz Sings for You!, LR 3:00 What’s in the Bag, LR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Ball Toss, AR 11:15 Catholic Communion, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Tactile Tease, AR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema





9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Crafting, AR 11:15 Catholic Communion, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Tactile Tease, AR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Modge Podge, AR 11:15 Catholic Communion, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Tactile Tease, AR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema





9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Art Class with Carolyn, AR 1:00 Music with John Dear, LR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 What’s in the Bag, LR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema



BirthdaysClayton Hayworth, 1st (Employee)Theda Kornegay, 6thKristen Ringo, 16th (Employee)

Cheryl Simoneau, 20th (Employee)Frederick Person, 20th (Employee)Bettie Smith, 22nd

AnniversariesLawrence & Doris Klempnauer 64years, 7/27

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9:00 Church with Pastor Ja, LR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Table Centerpieces, AR 3:30 Exercise Class with

Legacy, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Brain Paths, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 1:15 Patriotic Social Hour with

David Hardwick, LR 3:00 Book Buzz Club, LR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 Scenic Drive 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Sharpen Your Senses, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 1:30 Singalong, LR 3:00 Chairside Travel, LR 3:30 Balloon Volleyball, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema



9:00 Church with Pastor Ja, LR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 FTW Museum of Science

& History, DR 11:30 Peanut the Comfort Dog, DR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Sensory Boxes, AR 3:30 Exercise Class with Legacy, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Brain Paths, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 1:15 Music with Frank Guidry, LR 3:00 Book Buzz Club, LR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema




9:00 Church with Pastor Ja, LR

9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Book Buzz, AR 3:30 Exercise Class with Legacy, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 Church with Pastor Ja, LR

9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:30 Peanut the Comfort Dog, DR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:30 Exercise Class with Legacy, AR 4:00 Bingo, DR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Brain Paths, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 1:15 Singalong with Michael

Harrison, LR 3:00 Book Buzz Club, LR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema

9:00 We’re Puzzled!, DR 9:30 Seniorcise, AR 10:00 Daily Chronicles, SR 11:00 Brain Paths, AR 1:00 Relaxation Coloring, AR 3:00 Book Buzz Club, LR 3:30 PrimeFit Exercise with Clayton, AR 3:45 Trumpet Player Ira Campbell

To Perform!, DR 4:00 Trivia, SR 6:00 Sunset Cinema



AnniversariesLawrence & Doris Klempnauer 64years, 7/27

Meal TimesBreakfast: 8 a.m.Snack: 10:30 a.m.Lunch: NoonSnack: 2:30 p.m.Dinner: 5 p.m.Snack: 7 p.m.

LocationsActivity Room, ARCost for Resident, $Courtyard, CYDining Room, DR

Living Room, LRPatio, PTQuiet Room, QRSunroom, SRWellness Center, 1st Floor, WC

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