Newsletter - Morning Pointe
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Newsletter - Morning Pointe
® January 2015 324 Mt. Bethel Rd • Greeneville, TN 37745 • (423) 787-1711 Happy New Year and Welcome 2015! Morning Pointe of Greeneville Team Executive Director Deborah "DJ" Naron, MPH Business Officer Manager Ava Foster Life Enrichment Director Rachael Proffitt Maintenance Director Phil Haffcke Food Services Director Rene` Marion, CDM-CFPP Resident Services Director Kathy Hensley, LPN We have been fortunate to welcome many volunteers and musicians into our lovely community, to share in, and spread the holiday warmth. Let's Give a Cheer For the New Year! Happy New Year! We hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas holiday and enjoyed spending time with family and friends. With the New Year comes new beginnings, new discoveries and new memories to be made. As we bring in the New Year, Morning Pointe has many things to be excited about and we plan to welcome it with smiles on our faces and love in our hearts. January BIRTHDAYS! Bertha Moore - Jan 13 Ladye Palmer - Jan 15 Louise Guelli - Jan 16 Charles White - Jan 27 Marian Lawson - Jan 31 New Memories to Make at Morning Pointe As a New Year starts and an old one ends, we contemplate what brought us joy, and we think of our loved ones and our friends. Recalling all the happy times, remembering how they enriched our lives, I think of you. Thanks to all of our volunteers and for being one of the reasons we will have a Happy New Year and may everyday glow with happiness! Happy New Year everyone! ANNOUNCEMENTS Winter Family Night catered by Fatz Cafe compliments of Amedisys Home Health Thursday, November 22 5:00 PM RSVP by 01/15/15 From DJ's Desk Virtual Dementia Tour Second Wind Dreams The tour will be provided by Tracey Kendall Wilson, Home Instead Senior Care Community Service Representative. The tour is Thursday, January 15th from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Please RSVP by January 13th. DJ Naron Executive Director Happy New Year! How time flies! It is so hard to believe that 2014 is past and 2015 is here. As this New Year begins, let us pray that it will be a year with New Peace, New Happiness and an abundance of new friends. God bless you throughout the New Year. Morning Pointe would like to welcome three new residents to our wonderful community. Virginia and Andrew Southerland joined us this month, just in time for the Holidays. They are such a joy to be around. Mary Belle" Waddell also joined us this month and she is such a sweet and kind person! Welcome home! Employees, Ricky and Ann attempting a task Second Wind Dreams is bringing a Virtual Dementia Tour to Morning Pointe and we're opening the tour to the surrounding Tri-Cities community. Families, we hope that you’ll join us in this educational experience! 2014 Winners Associate, Ann Participating in the program region, LuAnn Hanchett, Life Enrichment Director for Morning Pointe of Clinton, won for the Smoky Mountain Region. And RSD Tommie Westfield of the Lantern at Collegedale, TN won in the Lookout region. Congratulations to everyone!!! Exceeding Expectations Top Three Corporate Winners Happy New Year! Everyone! Morning Pointe Senior LIving recognized three of the best associates in the field at its annual holiday party for 2014. Cody Beatty, a Certified Nursing Assistant at Morning Pointe Ridge, KY won for the Bluegrass Morning Pointe recognizes the best in the field Visitors World Traveler Grace Robinson with Julia and Mike Crum Grace Robinson Part of Morning Pointe Family Grace Robinson, born on May 21, 1930, has always had such compassion for children and animals, and very large dreams that she soon figured out would come true. When Grace was in the fifth grade, she had a teacher who would read to her right before lunch. The stories were always about traveling, and one story in particular gave her the inspiration to travel - the Great Wall of China. She says, “My fifth grade teacher reading me the stories is what inspired me to become such a traveler.” When she graduated from high school, she moved on to attend Averett University in Danville, Virginia for two years. She then transferred to Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL. She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and she also received her Minor is Sociology. “I was interested mainly in children, and I loved psychology so I went for it,” says Grace. After graduating she decided to teach young children, so from 1954–1958 she taught in Chattanooga Public Schools. Then she decided to follow one of her dreams, traveling. She made a career out of teaching English in foreign countries like, China and four other countries around the world. “They were so eager to learn our English language in China, which made it a ball to teach. I love the Chinese, they have a special place in my heart because they seem to welcome Americans," says Grace. Elizabeth Seaton with son, David Seaton Nancy Thomas and LPN, Jon Braswell Donna and Tincy in the Christmas Spirit Joshua 1:9 (KJ21) a Bible Verse she cherishes “Have I not commanded thee? Be strong and of good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed, for the Lord thy God is with thee wherever thou goest.” Bobby Brown with cousin Dr. Bob Cowles Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) 324 Mt. Bethel Rd • Greeneville, TN 37745 For Generations To Come® WISHING EVERYONE A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM MORNING POINTE OF GREENEVILLE ASSISTED LIVING!