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AL April Newsletter

September 2015
As we approach our second anniversary as a community, I am filled with gratitude for our residents,
their families, and our team members. Together we have become the community of choice in
the Newport Beach/Costa Mesa area. It is fitting that National Assisted Living week is honored in
the month of September. The quality of life the model brings to retirement enhances all aspects
of one’s well-being. Vivante has the added benefit of fantastic amenities and cuisine, beautiful &
spacious apartments, and a robust activities program offering a vast array of social, recreational
and educational opportunities. Thank you to all of our wonderful residents for recommending
Vivante to your friends. Your satisfaction is our greatest accomplishment, and you continue to be
our best source of referrals.
Always the first Monday in September, Labor Day, also appropriately called the “workingman’s holiday”, is dedicated to
everyone in respect and appreciation for the work done in or outside of the home. True to tradition, we will celebrate with
an end of summer barbeque and live music. In commemoration of 9/11, and in honor of first responders, we have invited
the Costa Mesa Fire Department to enjoy a barbeque lunch at Vivante. Please join us at both events as we acknowledge
and honor the dedication and service of so many.
Mark your calendars for Sunday Brunch on September 13th from 11:30 a.m to 1:30 p.m., and The Rosh Hashanah Dinner
on Monday, September 14th at 5:00 p.m. Reservations can be made at the host station in The Mélange. The events page
in this addition of the Vivante Voice highlights many additional events and outings for your enjoyment this month. I wish
health and happiness for all as we enter into Fall and embark on our 3rd year as a Vivante family!
This lovely lady was born in Connecticut and spent winters in Manhattan
and Philidelphia. She went to Lincoln School on the Columbia University
campus, Buckingham Friends School in Lahaska, PA and West Philadelphia
Friends School in Philadelphia, PA. Her family moved to California in 1942
when her illustrator/painter/cartoonist father joined the Marine Corps.
When WWII ended, the family remained in California, where her father
became a sketch artist for 20th Century Fox.
After graduating from the Bishops School in La Jolla, she went on
to get a BA degree from UCLA. She and her late husband Hal were
married in 1950 and moved to Lido Isle in 1958. They raised their
son Greg and daughter Bridget there. Among other projects, she
served on the Orange County Grand Jury, volunteered as a therapist
in the Crisis and Suicide Prevention Center in what was then the Orange County Medical Center’s Mental Health Department, worked for
ENSIGN, the Santa Ana Register, the Daily Pilot, and published her own
magazine called Gentry. She is still active in many volunteer organizations, including the OC Museum of Art and Planned Parenthood.
Bob Murrel
Marta Lozano*
Jackie Knott
Chad Thomas
Doris O’Reilly
Thomas Moore
Richard Huffnagle*
*Shores Residents
This month’s newcomer lunch will
be held on September 15th at 11:30
in the Oak Room. Please RSVP with
the Concierge desk. (949) 629 - 2100
or the Activities office.
1640 Monrovia Ave, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • 949.629.2100 • www.vivanteliving.com • Lic # 306004582
This month we feature Jerry Turner who is a pioneer in the sports shoe business and has a wealth of fun stories
about his interaction with famous athletes. Jerry was born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1935. He attended Omaha
Central High School - which was considered the best school in the state. He got his undergraduate degree at
Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. After graduation, Jerry joined the army for two years and
was fortunate enough to do duty as a Quarter Master in times of peace. From there, he went on to earn his
Masters degree at UC Berkley. At Wharton, Jerry met his wife who was the daughter of Michael Goldenberg,
the founder of Brooks Shoes. After graduation at Berkley, Jerry immediately moved to Baltimore to work for
his father-in-law at Brooks.
He recalls that he first thing he discovered about Brooks was that the company was nearly broke. At the time,
Brooks only products were shoes built with sporting hardware such as cleats or skate blades. Realizing the
company needed a wider market, Jerry was eyeing the running market as there were no specialized shoes
for this type of athletics. He was introduced to famed runner, Marty Liquori who also had ideas for creating
running products. As a runner, Marty had good ideas for shoes, but no idea how to proceed. He and Jerry
Jerry Turner
teamed up to create a new genre of shoe. At the time, sporting shoe soles were made from ‘blown rubber,’ a
heavy product with no ability to absorb the impact of running. Marty explained to Jerry that he needed a shoe
that would absorb the impact and give him some ‘recoil’ to help with long distance running. Jerry called a chemist at the Monarch Rubber
Company to explain their ideas. As it happened, the chemist was already experimenting with something similar. He created some sheets of
material made from Ethylene Vinyl Acetate or EVA. Jerry took the sheets, made shoes and provided them to Marty - who wore the shoes
and liked them so much that he brought in other famous runners to sponsor the Brooks shoe. Today, EVA is used in a myriad of sporting
products such as shoes, bicycle seats, ski boots, boxing gloves and fishing reels.
Brooks became the #1 running shoe company in the world. Jerry determined that celebrity endorsements were a great way to build brand
awareness and sell shoes. This took Jerry to the ballparks where he worked to gain shoe sponsors by working the clubhouses. He can tell
stories of his adventures in those clubhouses for hours. He favorite was when he was granted a chance to talk to Ted Williams. Ted was
sitting at his desk and rose to greet Jerry - wearing only his jock strap. All six-foot three and three hundred pounds. Another was how he was
rejected several times by Rod Carew - until Jerry’s three year old son Johnny was found flipping through a Playboy magazine with Carew.
“This is your son?” Carew said. “I’ll try your shoes.” He wore Brooks for the rest of his career. as did another famous ballplayer, Mickey Mantle.
With perseverance and hard work, Jerry managed to win over an entire ball club - the Pittsburg Pirates, who wore he shoes when they won
the World Series. He wrote down the sizes of every ball player on the team and built shoes for each player. As a shoe manufacturer, he
was able to make the shoes with the right team colors and do it quickly. Through this type effort, Brooks became the leading baseball shoe
company as well.
Unfortunately, Jerry’s success attracted the attention of somebody else, Phil Knight at Blue Ribbon Sports - the founder of Nike. Phil came to
Jerry, asking for Brooks to build him some shoes. Jerry shares that Phil soon asked him where he built his spikes for cleated shoes. Knowing
Phil would figure it out eventually, he told him. Within weeks, Jerry got the call from his manufacturer that Phil was in his waiting room...
When Brooks first built their running shoes, the athletic shoe market was 3% of all footwear sales. Today that market is nearly 80% of the
market. Between the severe financial demands of growth and years of copyright battles with Nike, Brooks Shoes ultimately went bankrupt.
Jerry went on to join a Chinese trading company who hired him to develop several successful new brands of shoes. He met his second wife
there and stands as a prime example of perserverance and determination. Jerry has three children. Susie Turner who is a top pro-bono
attorney in Washington, DC., Bobby Turner, a finanical advisor in Santa Monica who partners with Andre Agassi to build the nation’s top
charter schools and Johnny Turner who’s a market research professional in Charleston, SC. Glad to have you in the community Jerry!
Lets talk telephone! Several residents have received solicitations from AT&T
with offers to “save” them money if they switch to AT&T’s Uverse phone service.
The pitch is that they can reduce your monthly costs and provide a year of free
Internet by converting to their ‘digital’ service. First off, please understand that
we discourage the use of this service here because it requires a modification
to the wiring in your apartment. Not only that, you already have free Internet
from Vivante that is at least 20 times faster! Next, that low price they promise
is just a first year offer. The second year includes a $45 a month bump for the
Internet you’ll never use. If AT&T calls with a great offer to reduce your phone
costs, just say NO! That savings will cost you a lot in the long run. If you feel
your phone is costing too much money, please contact Mark Thompson for a
review of your phone service and a list of alternatives that might be available.
We are also hearing more reports about scam artists who are calling to claim
that your ‘transaction’ is missing important information about your bank account. The scammer tries to convince you that money is being sent to you and
they need your banking information to complete the transfer. Please NEVER give
away banking information to anyone who suprises you with a call like this. Before
doing anything, double check with everyone with whom you do business with
and with family members. Remember, when somebody on the phone or online
offers help, it usually means they’re trying to help themselves to your money.
Ask questions and get help from people you trust before doing anything!!
Vivante’s residents hold a meeting once a month to
discuss community issues in the absence of staff. You
are invited to ask questions, make suggestions, speak
freely with Council Members and our Ombudsman.
Staff is invited to join at the Council’s request and
may share updates within the Community, answer
questions and more. The meeting is located in the
CRO’s Nest.
You are encouraged to attend the next meeting on
Wednesday, September 16th at 2:00 p.m.
Our current council members are: Don Borthwick,
Georgiana McLeod, Bob Woodward, Catherine
Broker, Peggy Gordon, and Gay Purcilly. If you have
are interested in being a part of the Council, please
see Activities or call at 949 - 629 - 2100, extension
#4713.
Outing Reminder: There are sign up books located near
the activities office for all outings that take place away from
Vivante. Please do sign up if you would like to join us. Ifyou sign up for an event that requires an advance ticket
purchase, please understand that we may not be able to
refund the purchase price. Many of the venues will not
exchange or refund the tickets once they are purcahsed.
There are some occasions that they may be exchanged for
a different date for the same program. We will attempt
to re-sell your ticket should you cancel with enough notice.
Please stop by activities or give us a call should you have
any questions.
Eucharistic Minister & Catholic Communion - If you would
like to receive communion each Sunday, please join us in
the library on the second floor at 12:30 p.m. Minister Mike
will be here to offer communion every Sunday.
Church Transportation - Vivante offers transportation every
Sunday to the following churches and departs at the times
listed below:
9:00 a.m. Pick up at 10:45 a.m. - St. Andrews Presbyterian
9:15-9:30 a.m. Pick up at 11:00 a.m. - Mount Carmel Catholic
9:45 a.m. Pick up at 11:00 a.m. - St. Joachim’s Catholic Church
9:45 a.m. Pick up at 11:00 a.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church
If you have an interest in attending service, please meet in
the Social Grounds area and the driver will announce his/
her departure. Thank you.
For the sixth year in a row, you can enjoy live jazz every
Wednesday night in September. The Rose Garden at the
Newport Beach Marriott provides the perfect outdoor
ocean side backdrop for this collection of top artists. All
performances are one-hour sets, with a half-hour intermission. Depart from Vivante at 5:30 p.m.
9/2 Byron Stripling & The Bobby Floyd Quartet - $9-$17.50
9/9 Barbara Morrison & Ricky Woodward Quintet - $9 - $11.50
9/16 A Salute to Benny Goodman & Beyond - $11.50 - $17.50
Please sign up near the activities office.
Lizette Flores, Health Services Coordinator
Our employee of the month is Liz Flores. She is the
oldest of three children. Liz’s mom and dad immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico in the early 70’s. Her
mother is a special education assistant and dad is
a granite restoration expert. He recently worked on
The Tiffany Company’s store on Rodeo drive and
surprised Liz with a gift – the piece of granite with
Tiffany’s name engraved on it!
Liz was born in 1984 in Santa Ana where she’s lived
for most of her life. She was an avid softball player
growing up and went on to play varsity softball all four years at Saddleback
High School. After high school, Liz took a job in the banking business and
worked as a loan processor for nearly five years before choosing to move on
to something she enjoyed. She earned her LVN degree at the Pacific College
of Costa Mesa and took a job as a private duty care nurse.
Liz currently lives in Anaheim Hills with her boyfriend Daniel and their two
year old son, Sebastian. The two met when she was only eighteen. They
have known each other for thirteen years and have been together as a
couple for the past eight. Asked what happened after five years of friendship, she tells us that Daniel was a good friend with whom she confided in
regularly. They went out one night, talked for several hours and ultimately
discovered their love for one another.
She and Daniel are working hard at saving money for a new home. They’ve
tried a couple times to make a purchase, but tell us it is a struggle because
the affordable homes are selling in a matter of days. Together, she and her
family enjoy their opportunity to have play dates where they visit Disneyland, museums, kid parks and other hiking and sightseeing locations.
Liz came to Vivante after discovering our help wanted ad on Craigslist. She
first took work covering weekends part-time in the shores. As our needs
grew, she took extra shifts and grew into the job. Recently she was promoted
to Shores Health Services Coordinator and now works full time. Liz, you do
a great job and we truly appreciate your hard work. You certainly deserve to
be our Employee of the Month.
New Yoga Class - Please join us in welcoming Kathleen
Poulos to Vivante. For the next three months she will be offering a chair yoga class every Friday beginning at 9:30 a.m.
in Motion Fitness. She will be working alongside LeeAnna
to offer a well rounded hour of fitness and fun.
Water Aerobics - Lisa Alder offers a class at our beautiful
Splash saltwater pool every Tuesday and Thursday beginning at 10:30 a.m. Sally will be teaching on Friday at 10:30.
All are welcome. (We do offer a lift chair should you need
assistance with getting in and out of the pool). Please join
us. The deepest part of the pool is four and a half feet and
there is always someone in the water with you.
Reminiscence Wall for September - You may have noticed
the hallway just outside the Artist’s Palette and the changing exhibits from time to time. We are currently seeking old
family photos that you may wish to share. We are hopeful
to feature photos from the 20,’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s.
Please contact the activities office if interested in sharing.
The Cro’s Nest - Vivante offers a beautiful lounge setting on
the third floor. Each Thursday and Saturday, please join us
for a variety of live music. The Cro’s Nest is open from 4:00
p.m. - 6:00 p.m. and the live musicians perform from 4:30
p.m. - 5:30 p.m. We offer a full bar and complimentary appetizers. We have been bringing in some new musicians
and would love your feedback. We hope to see you!
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RESIDENTS
Best wishes from Vivante!
September Birthdays
Elizabeth Mattfield
Norman Anderson
Nora Lehman Doris Turner
Jean Purves
Robert Woodward
Marie Zachowski
Marion LaFollette Zoe Gunzel STAFF
Jose Cruz
Adelina Gonzalez
Thomas Tarbet Crystal Watkins
Rosalba Garcia Shelby Burns
Maria Gomez
Rony Banegas
Maricela Romero
9/5
9/6
9/7
9/7
9/9
9/9
9/12
9/19
9/20
9/1
9/5
9/6
9/6
9/7
9/12
9/12
9/16
9/16
Suzi Washbon
Ann Sramek
Diana Rodriguez
Cathy Broker
Carol Schoeman
Margaret Uon
Bunny Ford Gilbert Figueroa
Julia Tonel
Cory Alder
Maria Vega
Tessa English
Marina Ramirez
Barbara Bunce
Nate Lutu
Kaitlin Van Dyke
Danniela Santamaria
9/20
9/23
9/24
9/25
9/25
9/26
9/27
9/29
9/20
9/21
9/21
9/22
9/23
9/24
9/24
9/24
9/26
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Update on the Orangewood Backpack Project - We would like to thank
our residents for contributing to the backpack project that provided
50 new “return to school” backpacks for the Orangewood Children’s
Home in Orange. The backpacks were filled with new crayons, markers,
paper, pencils, pens, highlighters, water bottles, flash lights, scissors,
glue, calculators, and more. We appreciate your time and contribution
to the project and hope that we will offer an outreach into our local
community on a quarterly basis or as the needs arise. Thank you, thank
you everyone.
The Fun Zone and Pool - We are very fortunate to have a lovely area
equipped with two large wall mounted televisions, two computers, an air
hockey table, Xbox, Wii, games, puzzles, art supplies, books and more for
your visiting family members. The Fun Zone is provided for the visiting
children of the residents . We are hopeful that if there is a young child
visiting that they will be supervised. The pool is available for use by visiting guests however children under the age of 12 may not be unaccompanied as there is no lifeguard on duty. The pool is four and half feet at the
deepest point and a changing room and showers have been provided for
your convenience. (We suggest that you bring a towel with you.)
September Events
Bergamot Station Trip
Santa Monica
Hosted by LeeAnna
Friday, September 25th.
Departing at 10:30 a.m.
Includes Picnic Lunch
Silk Scarf Painting Class
Monday, September 14th
10:00 a.m.
Limited to 16 participants
Please sign up with Activities.
Laguna Beach Art Walk & Dinner
Thursday, September 3rd.
Depart @ 4:30 p.m. - Bus
U.C. Irvine-Women’s Journey Conference
Guest Speakers: Tatum O’Neal, Lindsay
Wagner and Wendy Burch. Saturday, September 12th. Conference
begins at 9 a.m. Depart Vivante at 8:15 a.m.
Cost for lunch and seminar is $65.00. One Man, Two Guvnors
South Coast Repertory Theater
Sunday, September 20th
Depart Vivante @ 1:30 p.m. for 2:30 show.
Costa Mesa Fire Department
Appreciation Barbecue
Melange Dining Room and Putting Green
Friday, September 11th from 11:30-1:30 p.m.
The Sound of Music
Ahamanson Theater - Los Angeles
Sunday, September 27th
Depart Vivante at 4:30 p.m. - $59.00
Marinsky Ballet - Formerly the Kirov Ballet
“Dances of Raymonda”
Saturday, September 26th.
Depart at 6:30 p.m. for 7:30 p.m. show.
Orange County Performing Arts Center
$35.00 to $50.00 (GS) Paint and Wine @ Pita Gallery - Newport Beach
(Sally Hosting Paint plus eight residents)
Sunday, September 13th-depart at 1:00 p.m.
(all wine and materials provided)
Please sign up with Activities office.
Rosh Hashanah Dinner
Monday, September 14th @ 5:00 p.m.
(Location to be announced)
Please RSVP to the Concierge,
Champagne Brunch - Sunday, September
13th from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Please
RSVP with Guests to the Concierge.
Side Door Dinner Outing
at the Five Crowns
Corona Del Mar
Thursday, September 24th
September 2015
9:00 Coffee Talk - Social Grounds
9:30 Upper Body Exercise with LeeAnna - MF
10:00 The Right Touch Car Wash - $20
10:15 Gym Circuit Instruction - Motion Fit
10:30 Water Aerobics with Lisa
10:45 iPad Class @ Social Grounds
11:00 Walk & Stretch - Meet in SG
12:30 Balance Class with Kendall - MF
1:00 Beading with LeeAnna - Melange Lobby
1:00 Reminiscing the 20’s
1:30 Pool Exercise - Splash
1:30 Movie Matinee - Balboa Hall
2:00 Knitting - Melange Lobby
2:00 Waxing w/Berna - Therapy Room
2:30 Mexican Train - Melange Lobby
2:30 Short Story Reading with Hedy - Oak Room
3:30 Rooftop Chat - Appetizers/Wine
4:30 Art Film - Norman Rockwell - Melange
7:00 Movie - Balboa Hall
8:00 - 3:00 Massage Inc - Therapy Room
10:15 Gym Circuit Instruction - Motion Fit
10:30 Water Aerobics with Lisa
1:00 Beading with LeeAnna - Mélange Lobby
2:00 Knitting - Mélange Lobby
2:30 Mexican Train - Mélange Lobby
4:00 Lite Waxing - Therapy Room
4:30 Travel Film - Hawaii - Mélange
10:30 Pool Exercise with Lisa - Splash
10:30 Ambassador Meeting - Oak Room
10:00 Maggies Boutique & Shores Outing - Bus
10:45 iPad Class - Social Grounds
11:00 Lunch Outing Rutebegorz - Old Town Tustin
11:30 New Resident Welcome Lunch - OR
1:00 Beading with LeeAnna - Melange Lobby
2:30 Laura in Shores/& Brain Fit - Melange
2:30 Mexican Train - Melange Lobby
4:00 Travel Film - Melange Lobby
4:00 Duffy Boat Outing - Bus
5:00 Friendship table with Laura
8:00 The Right Touch - Car Wash - $20
9:30 Leeanna Total Body Class - MF
10:30 Pool Aerobics with Lisa - Splash
11:00 Vietnamese Lunch Outing - CDM - Bus
11:00 Walking Club - Meet @ Social Grounds
10:30 Pool Aerobics with Lisa - Splash and 1
1:00 Beading w/Leeanna - ML
1:30 Pool Exercise Class - Splash Pool
2:30 Brain Fit with Sally - Melange
2:30 Short Story Reading w/Hedy - Oak Rm
3:00 Growers Group - Palm Courtyard
3:30 Rooftop Chat - wine/appetizers
4:00 Blackjack - Melange Lobby
5:00 Friendship Table with Megan - Melange
9:30 Total Body Exercise with Leeanna - MF
10:30 Shores Trip w/Chris - Bus
11:00 Putting on the Green
1:00 Beading with LeeAnna - Artist Palette
2:30 Brain Fit - Melange/Laura in Shores
2:30 Short Story Reading by Hedy - Library
3:30 Scrabble with Sally - Melange
5:00 Friendship Table - Melange
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8:45, 9:00, 9:30 & 10:00 Church Transportation
9:00 Coffee Talk w/Georgiana - Social Grounds
11:15 Walking Club - Meet @ SG
1:00 Tai Chi w/Kim - Melange Lobby
1:00 Garden Club - Palm Court Patio
1:00 Bowers Museum - Museum - Bus
1:30 Bingo - Oak Room
2:30 Blackjack - Social Grounds
3:30 Jennifer Hart on Piano and Sing Along Social Grounds
5:00 Friendship Talble - Dinner - Melange
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10:45 iPad Class and Current Events - SG
11:30 - 1:30 Sunday Brunch
1:00 Tai Chi with Kim - Melange Lobby
1:00 Garden Group - Palm Court
1:30 Bingo - Oak Room
1:30 Mystery Ride with Chris - Bus
1:30 Oil Painting Outing w/Sally - Bus
2:30 Health Talk - Social Grounds
3:30 Kim on Saxaphone - Social Grounds
5:00 Friendship Table Dinner - Melange
Rosh Hashanah Starts @ Sunset
10:45 iPad Class & Current Events with Kim
11:15 Walking Group - Meet in Social Grounds
12:00 Friendship Table w/Megan - MDR
1:00 South Coast Repertory - “One Man & Two
Guvnors” & S.C. Plaza Shopping
1:30 Bingo with Kim - Oak Room
2:30 Blackjack @ Social Grounds
4:00 Armando Cardoza - Melange Lobby
5:00 Friendship Dinner Table with Kim - Melange
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10:45 iPad Class & Current Events with Kim
11:30 Bocce Ball - Front Patio
12:00 Friendship Table - Melange Dining Rm
1:00 Garden Group - Palm Court
1:30 Pool Exercise - Splash Pool
1:30 Bingo with Kim - Oak Room
2:30 Blackjack @ Social Grounds
4:00 Wayne Boyd Singer - Social Grounds
5:00 “Sound of Music” Ahmanson - LA - Bus
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9:15 Total Body Exercise - Motion Fitness
9:45 Pilates, Tai Chi, Chi Kong & Meditation - MF
10:30 Water Aerobics - Splash
11:15 Walking Club - Meet @ Social Grounds and
11:30 Labor Day Barbecue/Melange/Live Music
1:00 Mahjong & Canasta - Mélange Lobby
1:30 Hearing Exams - Therapy Room and
1:30 Drawing with the Right Side of the Brain
2:30 Poker - Limit 8 @ Table - Melange
2:30 Library Project - Apt 229
3:30 Firepit Chat - Palm Court
4:00 Tai Chi Exdercise - Melange
5:00 Friendship Table with Kim - Melange
9:45 Pilates, Tai Chi, Chi Kong & Meditation
10:00 Rhea’s Silk Scarf Painting - Melange
10:30 Resident Councilors Meeting - OR
1:00 Mahjong - Melange Lobby
1:30 - 4:30 Shauna/Hearing Exams
2:30 Reading by Hedy “Best Loved Short Stories”
3:00 Growers Group - Palm Court
3:30 Palm Court Chat w/wine
4:00 Travel Film - Melange Lobby
5:00 Rosh Hashanah Dinner - TBA
9:45 Pilates, Tai Chi, Chi Kong & Meditation - MF
1:30 - 4:30 Shauna Hearing Exams - Therapy Room
1:30 Pool Exercise Class - Splash
2:30 Poker - Melange Lobby
3:00 Growers Group - Palm Court
3:30 Fireside Chat - Palm Court
4:00 Tai Chi Exercise - Melange Lobby
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9:15 Total Body Exercise w/Elizabeth - MF
9:45 Pilates, Tai Chi, Chi Kong & Meditation
1:30 - 4:30 Shauna Hearing Exams - Therapy Room
1:30 Pool Exercise Class - Splash
1:30 Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
2:30 Library Project - Apt #229
3:30 Palm Court Chat w/wine
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9:15 Total Body Fitness w/Elizabeth - MF
9:45 Pilates, Tai Chi, Chair Yoga, Meditation - MF
10:45 iPad Class & Current Events
11:00 Walking Club - Meet at S/G
*Triangle Square Movies - $ - Bus
1:00 Mahjong and Canasta
2:00 Games with Sally - Melange
2:30 Spanish Class with Laura - Melange
3:00 Afternoon Tea - Melange Lobby
4:00 Travel Film - Thailand - Melange Lobby
4:30 Pretty Nails - Melange Lobby
4:30 Five Crowns Happy Hour - Bus
5:30 Newport Jazz Festival - Byron Stripling Quartet
9:15 Total Body Fitness w/Elizabeth - MF
11:00 Walking Club - Meet at S/G
*Triangle Square Movies - $ - Bus
2:00 Games with Sally - Melange
3:30 Fireside Chat - Mid Patio
4:00 Biography Film - Melange Lobbby
5:00 Cro’s Nest Private Party
5:30 Newport Jazz Festival - Barbara Morrison
and Ricky Woodward Quintet - Bus
3:30 Downtown Disney & Brennan’s Jazz Dinner
10:00 Current Events - Social Grounds
11:00 Montage Picnic - Bus
1:00 Habits of Happiness in Social Grounds
2:00 All Resident Meeting - Cro’s Nest
2:30 LeeAnna in Shores
3:00 Vivante Property Tour - appliance demos,etc.
5:00 Friendship Dinner with LeeAnna - Melange
5:30 Newport Jazz Festival - Marriott “A Salute to
Benny Goodman and Beyond”
7:00 VIP Breakfast - Melange Dining Room
9:15 Total Body Exercise/Elizabeth - MF
9:45 Pilates, Tai Chi, Meditation - Motion Fitness
10:30 Getty Museum - Box Lunches - Bus
11:30 Wildflower Walk/Bark Park
1:00 Mahjong - Mélange Lobby
1:30 Movie Matinee - Balboa Hall - 3rd Floor
1:30 Habits of Happiness - Melange Lobby
2:30 Art with Sally - Melange
3:30 Fireside Chat - Palm Court Patio
5:00 Birthday Dinner with Dave on Keyboards
9:15 Total Body Exercise/Elizabeth - MF
9:45 Pilates, Tai Chi, Meditation - MF
11:30 Wildflower Walk/Bark Park
1:00 Mahjong - Mélange Lobby
1:30 Habits of Happiness - Melange Lobby
3:00 Walking Club - Meet in Social Grounds
3:30 Fireside Chat - Palm Court Patio
4:00 Lite Waxing - Therapy Room
4:00 Duffy Boat Outing & Bluewater Grill
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9:30 Exercise with LeeAnna - Motion Fitness
10:30 Water Aerobics with Lisa - Splash
11:00 Walking/Sretch Club - Meet @ SG
2:00 Brain Fit - Melange Lobby
2:30 Poker in the Melange Lobby - (limit 8 @ table)
2:30 Short Story Reading by Hedy - OR
4:00 - 6:00 Cro’s Nest Open - w/Colette - Singer
4:30 Art Walk and Dinner @ Mandarin King - Bus
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9:30 Exercise with LeeAnna - Motion Fitness
10:30 Water Aerobics with Lisa - Splash
11:00 Soco Shopping & Lunch @ Pueblo - Bus
11:00 Walking/Sretch Club - Meet @ SG
2:30 Balance Class w/Sally - Motion Fit
2:30 Short Story Reading by Hedy - OR
4:00 - 6:00 Cro’s Nest Open - w/Colette Singer
4:00 Fred’s Mexican Dinner - H.B. Pier - Bus
6:30 Malpaso Dance Company @ Laguna Playhouse
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9:30 Exercise with Laura - Motion Fitness
10:30 Pool Aerobics with Lisa - Splash
1:00 Putting Practice on the Green
1:00 Art w/ Sally - Melange
1:30 Tai Chi Exercise - Melange
2:00 Canasta - Social Grounds
2:30 Short Story Reading by Hedy - Oak Rm
3:00 The History Lady - Jeanette - Melange
4:00 - 6:00 Cro’s Nest Open - w/Colette Singer
4:00 Dinner @ Five Crowns Side Door - Bus
8:30 Massage Inc - Therapy Room
9:30 Total Body Exercise w/LeeAnna
10:00 Brain Fit - Social Grounds
10:00 Tracy’s Boutique - Melange Lobby
10:00 Food Committee Meeting - Oak Room
10:00 Santa Barbara Train Trip - Bus
1:00 Art Project with LeeAnna - Artists Palete
2:00 Reminiscing - Social Grounds
2:30 Short Story Reading by Hedy - Oak Rm
3:00 Brain Fit - Melange
4:00 - 6:00 Cro’s Nest Open - w/James Rader
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9:30 Total Body Exercise w/LeeAnna - MF
10:00 Yoga Class w/Kathleen & Exercise Class w/
Leeanna - MF
10:30 Pool Aerobics with Sally - Splash
11:00 Mexican Train - Social Grounds
1:00 Tai Chi with Kim - Melange Lobby
2:00 - 3:00 Bingo - Oak Room
3:00 In Room Appliance Demos
4:00 Rick McClellen - One Man Band
7:00 Movie - (Classic) Balboa Hall
9:30 Total Body Exercise w/LeeAnna - MF
10:00 Yoga Class with Kathleen & Exercise Class
w/Leeanna - MF
10:45 Great American Songbook Singer - Shores
11:30 Costa Mesa Firefighter BBQ - Melange
12:00 Nora Lehman Lunch - - Cro’s Nest
1:00 Tai Chi with Laura - Melange Lobby
1:30 Music Appreciation with Kim - Balboa
2:00 - 3:00 Bingo - Oak Room w LeeAnna
4:00 Raza - Singer - Social Grounds
*Johnny Cast Tribute Band - Lido Live - Bus
9:30 Total Body Exercise with Laura - MF
10:45 iPad Class with Kim - Social Grounds
11:00 Walking Club w/Kim - SG
11:00 Lunch Outing/Shopping and Pshycic - Bus
1:00 Putting Practice on the Green
1:30 Music Appreciation Program - Balboa Hall
2:30 Open Art Studio - Artist Palette
4:00 Happy Hour w/April Walsh Singer
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9:30 Yoga w/Kathleen & Total Body Exercise
10:30 Bergamott Station w/LeeAnna - Bus
10:45 iPad Class @ Current Events
11:00 Irvine Spectrum & Lunch - Bus
1:30 Pool Exercise - Splash Pool
1:30 “Music Appreciation Program with Kim
2:30 Brain Fit Program - Melange
4:00 Happy Hour with Dave on Guitar
5:30 Friendship Table w/Kim - Melange
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9:00 Errand Loop - Bus back by 10:30
10:00 Five Rites Class - Motion Fitness
10:15 Legends in Concert - Melange Lobby
10:30 Shores Outing - Bus
11:00 Walking Club - Meet @ Social
1:00 Printmaking Class - Artists Palette & 1:30 Sherman Gardens Outing - Bus
1:00 Tai Chi Class - Melange Lobby
1:30 Bingo with Laura - Oak Room
3:00 Motion Fitness Gym Assistance
4:00 - 6:00 Cro’s Nest Open - Ronnie Jayne - Keyboards
5:00 Friendhsip Table w/Kim - Melange
8:15 Women’s Journey Conference - $62 - Bus
9:00 Coffee Talk - Social Grounds & Errand Run
10:30 Judy’s Gems Boutique - Melange
11:00 Current Events @ Social Grounds
1:30 Oasis Center Resource Expo - Bus
1:30 Printmaking Class w/Leeanna - AP
1:30 Putting Practice with Kim
3:30 Errand Loop - Bus
4:00 - 6:00 Cro’s Nest Open - w/James Rader
5:30 Friendhsip Table w/Kim - Melange
9:00 Errand Run - Back by 10:30/Shores Trip
9:30 Total Body Exercise w Laura - Motion Fitness
10:00 Five Rites Class - Motion Fitness
10:45 iPad Class/Current Events - Social Grounds
11:30 Walking Club - Meet in SG
11:30 Friendship Table w/Kim - Melange
1:00 Open Art Studio - Melange
1:30 Mystery Ride with Chris - Bus
2:00 Games with Kim - Melange
2:30 Brain Fit with Laura - Melange Lobby
2:30 Vivante Tour - Appliance Demo, Transportation Tips, Motion Fitness Equipment Demo
4:00 - 6:00 Cros Nest Open - w/John Cosgriff
9:00 Errand Run - Back by 10:30/Shore Trip
10:45 iPad Class & Current Events - SG
11:00 Walking Club - Social Grounds
1:00 Printmaking Class with LeeAnna
1:30 National Acrobats of China - OCPA - Bus
2:30 Library Project & Dakim Brain Fit Instruction
2:30 Brain Fit Class - Melange Lobby
4:00 - 6:00 Cro’s Nest Open - w/Kim on Sax
5:00 Friendship Table w/LeeAnna - (30 min)
6:30 Hitoshi & Friends Classical - Social Grounds
6:30 Marinsky Ballet - Formerly the Kirov - “Dances
of Raymonda” - OCPA - Bus
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Curt Olson - CEO
Cory Alder - President
Jennifer Kornmann - Executive Director
Tahmina Aziz - Asst. Executive Director
Beth Otterbein - Community Mktg Director
Dee Vollendorff - Community Mktg Director
Diana Fransis Onorato - Community Mktg
Hazel Zaragoza - Health Services Director
Danniele Hansen - Move In Coordinator
Megan Stilwell - Activity Director
Regina Cole - Shores Program Director
Carol da Costa - Shores Activity Director
Tessa English - Life Enrichment Coordinator
Joe Maldonado - Maintenance Director
Mark Thompson - Technology Director
Alex Godinez - Executive Chef
Christopher Baker - Dining Room Manager
Berna Reyes - Dining Room Supervisor
Vivante’s highest mission is complete satisfaction for our
residents, families, and team members. We consistently
strive to create an environment of unparalleled luxury and
comfort, coupled with the highest level of personalized
service. The Vivante experience will enhance your lifestyle,
maintain your independence, and foster a community of
health and well - being.
Our “Guess Who” resident is Nora Lehman
1640 Monrovia Avenue
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(949) 629-2100
License # 306004582
Vivante on the Coast is licensed as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly by the Community Care Licensing Division of the California Department of Social Services (License
No. 306004582). Vivante is a servicemark of Nexus Development Corporation/Central Division. Equal Housing Opportunity. Please contact us to be removed from our mailing list.

AL April Newsletter

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