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PINECONE
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The Magazine of Kirby Pines Retirement Community • January 2016 | V. 34 | I. 1
WELCOME TO KIRBY PINES
WELCOME TO OUR NEW WEBSITE!
What’s New in the New Year | God and Me | Resident Spotlight: Prince McLemore | Social Scenes
It’s A New Year
Happy New Year! This year Kirby Pines
is expanding our Website to include
more articles, photos and interesting bits
of information. On the website you’ll
be able to keep up with how Kirby
residents helped us go green in 2015
by starting a recycling club, which now
collects upwards of 5,000 pounds of
paper and cardboard weekly. Of course
activities and events will continue to be
available to you in print form, but just
imagine being able to direct family and
friends miles away to the Kirby website
to see more photos that the Pinecone
can publish, or to learn interesting facts
about the city and museums we visit
each year.
Speaking of museums, in 2016 Kirby
Pines will become the only retirement
community in the state of Tennessee to
offer Virtual Field Trips. Each virtual
field trip is a live and interactive
presentation that connects residents
face to face with interesting people and
places across the United States. The
first Virtual Field Trip, January 21st,
will connect us live with Jeff Ubin at the
FDR Presidential Museum & Library.
at Kirby Pines
You can get additional information
by visiting the Kirby Pines Website at
www.kirbypines.com.
Also going live the beginning of this
New Year is the construction start of
the “Bistro”. Expected to take about
ninety days to complete, we can all look
forward to a new place to eat within
Kirby Pines. In addition to the new
and improved dining venue will be the
installation of new furniture in each of
the building’s corridors.
Yes, 2016, plans to be a big year for
Kirby Pines, our current residents and
the many new residents awaiting the
newly renovated apartments and garden
homes. Happy New Year!
Michael
Escamilla,
Executive
Director,
Kirby Pines
ON THE PINECONE COVER
Kirby Pines Gets The Judicial Seal Of Approval
Judge Ann Pugh made history in 1978
when she became the first female
judge in Shelby County and only one
out of 12 female judges in the state of
Tennessee. She was born and raised in
Blytheville, AR and attended Arkansas
State University for her undergraduate
and graduate degrees. She moved to
Memphis in 1970 and graduated from
the University of Memphis Law School
in 1975. She served as a public defender
and prosecutor before being appointed to
the bench. Judge Pugh was re-elected five
times. In August of 2010, after thirty-four
years on the bench, she decided to put
down the gavel and travel. She plans on
moving to Kirby Pines in the near future,
so with our new website launching
January 1st, we thought we would also
introduce the future of our community
and feature Retired Judge Pugh.
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The Pinecone | January 2016
Kirby Pines Retirement Community
is managed by:
B O A R D O F D I R E C TO R S
Dr. James Latimer, Chairman
Mr. Rudy Herzke, President
Mr. Berry Terry, Secretary/Treasurer
Mr. Larry Braughton Rev. Richard Coons
Mr. Jim Ethridge Dr. Fred Grogan
Ms. Mary Ann Hodges
Mr. Boyd Rhodes, Jr.
R C A S TA F F
Charlie Trammell
President, RCA
K I R B Y P I N E S S TA F F
Michael Escamilla
Executive Director, Kirby Pines
Annette Marlar
Director of Medical Services and HR
Mike Abutineh, M.D.
Medical Director
Linda Huston
Director of Accounting
Don Johnson
Chaplain
Cheryl Grimes
Director of Activities/Social Events
Daniel Longstreth
Director of Environmental Services
Chuck Neeley
Director of Maintenance
Mark Simpson
Director of Dining Services
Mike Rayder
Director of Grounds & Landscaping
Calvin Sims
Director of Security
Faye Smith
Director of Transportation
This magazine is produced by R.C.A.
6465 N. Quail Hollow Rd., Suite 400
Memphis, TN 38120, 901-794-2598
[email protected]
Retired Judge, Ann Pugh, with our
own Jerry Dunn of Marketing
Electronic version of
The Pinecone is
available at www.kirbypines.com
welcome to
3535 Kirby Road • Memphis, TN 38115
Jerry & Beverly
Hassell
Margaret
Maxwell
Gene & Pat
Rhodes
Caroline
Thomas
Jerry and Beverly Hassell
moved to the Kirby Pines
from their previous residence
in Trenton, TN. Married for
15 years, they have a blended
family of Jerry’s 2 children
and 4 grandchildren; and Beverly’s 3 children plus 3 grandchildren. In first grade - way
before they reached marrying
age – Jerry gave Beverly a note
that asked her to marry him.
Love does endure!
Margaret Maxwell comes to
Kirby Pines from her previous
residence in Corpus Christi,
TX. Born in Memphis, TN.,
she earned a B.A. Degree in
History and Religion from
Rhodes College in 1969 and
a M.A. Degree in Christian
Education from Union Theological Seminary. She was a
missionary and a teacher in
Jamaica and to the Kota Indians in South Dakota; had a
20-year career with the Texas
Commission for the Blind
and Vocational Rehabilitation;
taught Medical Terminology
at Del-Mar College in Corpus
Christi, TX; and taught independent living skills, Braille
and mobility to children and
adults. Margaret is bilingual in
Spanish and English and is a
Registered Massage Therapist
in Texas.
Gene and Pattye Rhodes have
moved to Kirby Pines from
their previous home in Raleigh. Married for 18 years,
this blended family has Pat’s 2
children, 7 grandchildren, and
11 great grands. Gene added 2
children, 4 grandchildren, and
3 great grands.
Caroline Thomas, comes to us
from her prior home in Collierville, TN. Born in Laramie,
Wyoming, meeting her future
husband, Van, in high school
they both enlisted in the U.S.
Army. Van graduated from Citadel College with a Degree in
Business Administration. Caroline graduated from the U.
of Arkansas & Emory Riddle
Aeronautical, with a Degree in
Food & Nutrition, followed by
a Masters in Business Administration.
Jerry is a retired Minister of
the United Methodist Church.
In 1964, he was awarded a
Master of Divinity from Cumberland Presbyterian Theology
Seminary (now, the Memphis
Theology Seminary). Beverly’s career was in education,
earning a BS Degree from the
University of Memphis, working as a Speech Therapist and
teacher. Her dedication to community enhancement included
a stint as Board Member of the
Germantown Community Theatre; Charter Member of the
Germantown Arts Alliance;
and Member of the Board of
Directors of Theatre Memphis.
We welcome Jerry and Beverly to our community and their
new home. The range and variety of opportunities for them to
share their interests and experiences is an “of course”. It’s
a win-win opportunity for all
of us!
Her father, Earl Maxwell,
loved sports and brought the
Liberty Bowl to Memphis.
Her mother, Ethel Taylor Maxwell was a professional opera
singer and a Professor of Voice
at the U. of Memphis for 35
years. Margaret credits her
mother for nurturing her love
of music.
We are pleased that Margaret has joined our community.
Her skills and experience in
teaching and communication
will be a valuable asset!
In 1952, Penn State awarded
Gene a B.S. Degree in Mechanical Engineering. He was
employed for more than 35
years by Talon Zipper and,
later, by Corning Glassworks.
He also was the Owner of Professional Recruiting, scouting
potential new-hires needed
by his clients. He served in
the Navy on a destroyer/mine
sweeper, in the North Atlantic,
Panama Canal, and West Africa. Pat graduated in 1954 from
Draughn Business College but
did not enter the work force;
rather, she was a homemaker.
Their interests include tennis,
sail boats, and walking, as well
as travel, cooking and reading.
They have traveled widely in
the U.S. and Canada, Mackinac Island, Cuba, and the Caribbean. Their preferences in
music include music from the
Big Band era as well as classical and classic gospel.
We are pleased that the Rhodes
have chosen to join us. We
wish them all good things for
their time among us.
All New Resident bios are written by Jacqueline Besteman, Kirby Pines Resident
In 1985, when Capt. Van
Thomas was flying home from
a peacekeeping mission in the
Sini Desert his plane crashed in
Gander, Newfoundland. In all,
248 soldiers lost their lives. As
was her husband, Capt. Caroline Thomas was a member of
the 101st Airborne/Air Assault
Division. Medals and Meritorious Badges awarded her by
the U.S. Army include Meritorious Service Medal, Overseas
Service Ribbon, Sharp Shooter
Medal, Parachute Badge and
Air Assault Badge.
Caroline’s leisure time is given to internet surfing, reading, playing computer games,
movies, knitting, volunteering
at her church, and cuddling the
cat.
Caroline is looking forward to
making new friends and contributing to the vibrancy of her
new home.
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What’s New In The
New Year!
Happy New Year! The Oasis is a great place
to begin your New Year’s
resolution to feel better. Diet, rest, and exercise are keys to better health. Kirby Pines
offers many opportunities to improve strength, endurance, balance and cardio-vascular
health. Our four exercise classes supported by the Arthritis Foundation include Tai
Chi, Arthritis Exercise (Stand and Sit). Water Aerobics, and Walking with Ease (a six
week class that will be offered in the spring). These classes are tailored to your needs
and having arthritis is not a requirement to take a class. A resident led class that has
been together for years meets three times a week (Monday-Wednesday-Friday) in the
Performing Arts Center.
60 DAYS OF EXERCISE
•••CHALLENGE•••
We are always looking for
new ways to encourage exercise
at Kirby Pines Estates.
Beginning January 1st,
we’ll have a chart in the Oasis
for your name and a graph
to chart how often participants
exercise for the 60 days
in January and February.
Walking, Nu-step, exercise classes
and other exercise routines
can be credited on your graph,
tracking how often you exercise.
Every day you exercise
will be charted and added up.
The person with the most days of
Introducing a new class -Yoga Stretch -beginning Wednesday January 6 at 10:30 in
the PAC. This is a Sit or Stand class. (No Yoga Mats needed). If you enjoy Tai Chi,
you may enjoy the new Yoga Stretch Class, a basic easy Yoga class with calming
music, encouraging deep breathing and gentle stretching. You will feel invigorated
and refreshed when you finish this class.
If you prefer to exercise on your own schedule, Kirby Pines has an amazing variety
of equipment for a small gym to exercise upper body, lower body and improve
cardiovascular functions. The Oasis is open 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.
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exercise will win two tickets for
an Exquisite Cuisine dinner.
If we have a tie we will have a
drawing. Register in the Oasis
to get your name on the chart.
Take the 60 Day Challenge and get
your New Year off to a great start.
Ways to Help Ease
ARTHRITIS
Arthritis is inflammation and stiffness of the
joints. There are many forms of arthritis but the
most common is osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis
is a chronic disease that affects approximately
27 million Americans. It is caused by aging
joints, injury, and obesity. It occurs when the
protective cartilage on the ends of your bones
wears down over time. Osteoarthritis gradually
worsens and there are no cures that exist.
Osteoarthritis can cause damage to any joint in
your body, but the main joints that are affected
are the joints in your hands, hips, knees, and
spine. Symptoms that are seen are pain,
tenderness, stiffness, loss of flexibility, grating
sensation, and bone spurs. These symptoms are
most often developed gradually because the
cartilage that cushions the bones in your joints
is gradually deteriorating. Some key factors that
can cause this deteriorating is old age, obesity,
joint injuries, genetics, bone deformities, and
other diseases.
There are many preventable actions that can
be done to help prevent osteoarthritis. The
preventions include maintaining your weight,
exercising, eating right, and treating and
avoiding injuries. Controlling your weight is the
most valuable action that could be done. Being
overweight strains your joints which causes
the cartilage to wear away. Increasing your
physical activity can help prevent osteoarthritis
by strengthening the muscles around the joints
to help protect and provide support. Exercising
can increase the lubrication to the cartilage of
the joint which reduces deterioration. Being
active can also help control your weight. All
of the preventions go hand and hand. Staying
healthy is important as you get older and can
contribute to a long happy life.
Please join Katie Liberowski on January 11th
at 10am in the PAC for the Healthy Learning
Lecture on this topic. If you have additional
questions, please contact Jason Sparrow OTD,
OTR/L at 901-366-1819.
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Director of
Dining Servic
es,
Mark Simpso
n
Don’t Miss The Next Kirby Pines Evening Of
EXQUISITE CUISINE
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Pasta Fagioli:
Translated, this means “pasta and beans” and is a hearty filling soup
Grilled Eggplant Roulade:
A lightly seasoned and grilled piece of eggplant with fresh mozzerella and a slice of
Proscuitto de Parma stuffed inside and finished with a Basil infused Marinara
Bistecca alla Fiorentina with Red Pepper Tagliatelle and Grilled Asparagus:
A lightly seasoned, grilled 8 ounce Strip Steak served with freshly made
Red Pepper Pasta and finished with Grilled Asparagus
Tiramisu with Orange Biscotti:
The traditional Italian classic with a twist: Coffee flavored Ladyfingers inside a
creamy Marscarpone filling and finished with a crunchy Orange Biscotti
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For reservations please call 901.866.4444
“The true measure of a man
is not what he dreams
but what he aspires to be
- a dream is nothing
without action.”
-Mike Norton
Prince McLemore
A PA S S I O N F O R K N O W L E D G E
In taking the measure of Prince McLemore, one must become
familiar with the life of this young boy and his journey toward
fulfillment of an ideal laid out by his Mother. He had no male role
model in the home because his Father passed away when Prince
was 5 years old, but his Uncle William lived near by and was a
positive force in the child’s life. His mother worked outside the
home and, perforce, Prince was the “homemaker” at a very early
age. His duties included the daily chores of sweeping, polishing
furniture, washing and drying dishes, and laundry. Even so, Prince
learned to read at an early age and books became his passion.
Prince joined Calvary Presbyterian Church and was held in high
regard by the Elders, and he was appointed a Deacon when he
was 21 years old. When he moved to Toledo, Ohio, the Pastor
nominated him to join a missions group of young people who
traveled to Gabon, Africa to build bridges and similar structures
for the local churches. As many helped him during the anxious
years of approaching adult status, Prince was able to help meet
the needs of fellow Christians in Gabon. It was his introduction
to the satisfaction gained from physical labor for the “Glory of
God”.
The “stars were aligning” (so to speak) for Prince when Joliet
Junior College hired him as their first full-time Black Professor.
Serendipitously, he happened upon an article and picture in
the local newspaper about a Black Physical Therapist, whose
name is now Elsie McLemore – his wife and mother of their
son. His poems to Elsie celebrate all that she means to him –
life was good indeed. Northwestern U. awarded Prince a PhD.
in Education with a major interest in African American History.
A Tenured Professor, he taught for 26 years at Governors State
U. as Chairman, Division of Education. Social Theory was his
consuming interest, studying the interplay of political science,
history, economics, and philosophy. He also was past President
of the Illinois Council of Social Studies, and founding President
of Phi Delta Kappa professional fraternity at Governors State
U. Prince authored many books and thus became acquainted
with the subtle publishing barriers faced by black authors, but he
persevered, and overcame. He admired the courage of Reverend
Martin Luther King and his determination to be the public face of
those working for equal opportunity. Prince counted it a privilege
to know Dr. King and was brought low by his assassination.
Determined, tenacious, focused - Prince and his life will be
measured by what he has accomplished in the face of daunting
entrenched barriers. Impressive.
- Jacqueline Besteman, Resident
It’s quite obvious how much Elsie still means to Prince!
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Discover What Makes Kirby Pines great!
Kirby Pines Community is pleased to announce a program designed for those who
are planning their future. Participation in this program will allow individuals to
discover the experience of living at Kirby Pines before making the move.
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We believe that spending time with our residents is one of the best ways to
determine if this is the right community. The Discovery Club will enable you
to learn if Kirby Pines is the place you want to call home
and if these are the people you want to call friends and neighbors.
KIRBY
To learn more call our
Marketing Department at 901.369.7340
PINES
Congratulations
employee of the month
Daphne Logan
Daphne Logan has worked as one the front desk receptionists on the weekends for almost 3 years.
Daphne always has a smile on her face, presents herself in a professional manner, a pleasant attitude
and greets everyone with a friendly and courteous tone. She knows the staff and residents she works
with by name, and is always helpful and willing to assist whenever she can. Daphne also works at
the Harding School of Theology during the week. She is one of the nicest, friendliest, and helpful
employees Kirby Pines Estates has working here. She is an excellent model to other employees here.
- Susan Keough, Executive Assistant
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Chaplain’s COrner
from Don Johnson, Kirby Pines Chaplain
God and Me
Someone said, “The hurrier I go the behinder I get!” That
happens all too often. Busyness crowds out priority. Our
choices push aside what should be first. Then, no matter
how fast we run or how hard we act, we fall farther behind
than we ever imagined. Maybe these following words can
help us see ourselves as we are and lead us to plan our lives
differently.
One day the Lord had a job for me,
But I had so much to do
I said, “You’d better get somebody else,
Or wait till I get through.”
I don’t know how the Lord came out,
But He seemed to get along.
But deep down in my accusing heart
I knew I’d done Him wrong.
One day I needed the Lord,
And I needed Him right away;
But He never answered me a word,
Yet I thought I heard Him say,
“Friend, I’ve got so much to do,
You’d better get somebody else,
Or wait till I get through.”
Now if the Lord has a job for me,
I never try to shirk;
I quit whatever I’m doing
To do the good Lord’s work.
My plans can wait awhile,
At least till I get through,
For no one else can do the job
The Lord’s laid out for you.
Thankfully the Lord is not like us. He is never too busy to
help us in our need. We should strive to be more like Him.
God can accomplish His will without our help, but He graciously chooses to include us in His plan. He lets His grace,
love and power flow through us to others. We are special in
His sight. We have been created as His “workmanship”…
“for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we
should walk in them.” (Ephesians 2:10) In the NIV the word
used is “handiwork.” The New Living Testament says we
are His “masterpiece.” In the midst of such greatness we
can no longer be too busy for Him. Now is the time to take
the necessary steps to follow His path.
As we start the New Year may our decisions change for the
better…or even the best.
Till next time,
Don Johnson, KP Chaplain
January Vesper Services • 6:30pm • Performing Arts Center
January 7th
January 14th
January 20th-22nd
January 28th
Larry
McKenzie
Highland Church of Christ
Reverend Ford Williams, Jr
Ministries of Presbyterian
Church of America
Crusade
for
Christ
Lamar Frizzell
Assessment and
Bereavement Counselor
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meet me at
COP CAR
Saturday, January 2
at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
(2015) Cast: Kevin Bacon, James
Freedson-Jackson, Hays Wellford
A pair of ten-year-olds find an
abandoned cop car in a field. When they
take it for a joyride, it seems like they
could kill themselves at any moment.
But things only get worse when the
small town sheriff goes looking for his
missing car. The kids find themselves in
the center of a deadly game of cat and
mouse they don’t understand and the
only way out is to go as fast as their cop
car can take them.
THE LUCKY ONE
Sunday, January 3
at 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.
(2012) Cast: Zac Efron,
Taylor Schilling, Blythe Danner
U.S. Marine Sergeant Logan Thibault
returns from his third tour of duty
in Iraq, with the one thing he credits
with keeping him alive - a photograph
he found of a woman he doesn’t even
know. Discovering her name is Beth
and where she lives, he shows up at her
door, and ends up taking a job at her
family-run local kennel. Despite her
initial mistrust and the complications
in her life, a romance develops between
them, giving Logan hope that Beth
could be much more than his good luck
charm.
LOVER COME BACK
Saturday, January 2 at 6:00 p.m.
& Sunday, January 3 at 6:30 p.m.
(1962) Cast: Rock Hudson,
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• 10 • The Pinecone | January 2016
Doris Day, Tony Randall
A series of misunderstandings leaves an
advertising executive with a campaign
for a product which has not been
invented yet while he romances his
rival in the guise of its inventor.
life in a plush villa. When a fresh set of
burglaries rocks the Riviera all bearing
the hallmark of Robie’s own robberies,
he is the natural suspect. Robie sets out
to catch the new burglar himself, mainly
to prove his innocence.
T H E PAT R I O T
A LWAY S
Saturday, January 9
at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
(2000) Cast: Mel Gibson,
Heath Ledger, Joely Richardson
After proving himself on the field of
battle in the French and Indian War,
Benjamin Martin wants nothing more
to do with such things, preferring the
simple life of a farmer. But when his
son Gabriel enlists in the army to defend
their new nation, America, against the
British, Benjamin reluctantly returns
to his old life to protect his son, now
serving under his command, and his
family from British tyranny.
Saturday, January 16
at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
(1989) Cast: Richard Dreyfuss,
Holly Hunter, John Goodman
Pete is a pilot who drops water on forest
fires at very low heights. His intended
Dorinda is also a pilot who doubles as
a radio controller for the pilots who do
this work. Pete always takes chances,
confident that his skill will bring him
through. One day it doesn’t and he is
killed. He finds himself returning as an
invisible ghost whose presence is barely
felt giving advice to his successor. Pete
then finds that his successor is also
falling in love with Dorinda.
FREEDOM WRITERS
Sunday, January 10
at 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.
(2007) Cast: Hilary Swank,
Imelda Staunton, Patrick Dempsey
A young teacher inspires her class
of at-risk students to learn tolerance,
apply themselves, and pursue education
beyond high school.
TO C AT C H A T H I E F
Saturday, January 9 at 6:00 p.m.
& Sunday, January 10 at 6:30 p.m.
(1955) Cast: Cary Grant,
Grace Kelly, Jessie Royce Landis
John Robie is a one-time cat burglar,
now reformed and living a blameless
GREENFINGERS
Sunday, January 17
at 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.
(2000) Cast: Clive Owen,
Helen Mirren, David Kelly
This movie is based on a true story about
a group of British convicts who are
incarcerated in an experimental facility
in England. They take up gardening
as part of their rehabilitation under
the guidance of horticulture expert
Georgina Woodhouse. Eventually, their
diligence pays off and they go on to
compete in the prestigious Hampton
Court Palace Flower Show, and become
prize winning gardeners.
Happy Birthday to You!
Kirby Pines Residents
Independent Living
Joe Prescott
01
Sylvia Statham
23
Janice Collier
05
Elizabeth Collier
24
Pat Kelly
06
Glenn Wall
25
James T Morrow
06
Fred Blake Jr
26
Sylvia M Baldwin
08
Carlie Ann K Davis
26
Mildred W Potts
09
Beverly Hassell
30
Lou Moore
10
Faye Smith
30
Malvin Mauney
12
Mary B Scott
31
Max Burleson Jr
13
Jean P Dando
13
Alice Davidson
14
Mary L Fowler
14
Warren Grant Sr
14
Virginia Waller
15
Andy Boles
16
John N Moore
16
Ruth Ryan
16
Dunlap Rose Jr
17
Arnold E Semsch Jr
18
Glenn Swinny
20
John T Phillips
21
Nancy W Pence
22
Shirley Anderson
23
January 2016
EVENTS
Jan
1
After surviving a flood as an infant 16
years ago, the buoyant Molly Brown
sets out to find her way in life. She assures a saloon owner she can sing and
play piano in his joint and before long
becomes the bride of up-and-comer
Johnny Brown. After throwing a disastrous mixer for Denver society folks and
a few overseas dignitaries, Molly flees to
Europe -- only to return on the ill-fated
Titanic. Showtimes 10:00 am & 2:00 pm
Providence Place, The Villa,
Gallery Manor & Job’s Way
Charles Stagg
03
Robert Amy Jr
08
Billie S Hamner
10
Angela Craig
11
Sarah Edmondson
12
Virginia B Doersam
14
Dorothy C Davis
20
Frances Ryan
20
Chris Hubbard
24
Ruth A Mann
26
Jerrie Dance
27
Bryan A Crisman
29
Holiday Movie:
The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Jan
1
Holiday Movie:
Fiddler on the Roof
Director Norman Jewison chronicles
the trials of Jewish peasant Tevye, the
humble father of three strong-willed
daughters and husband to oft-objecting
wife Golde in pre-revolutionary Russia.
Showtime 6:00 pm.
Jan
4
Get Fit with Oasis
Coordinator Mary Hand
Advanced Water Aerobics classes will
be held on Mondays & Wednesdays at
8:30 am. Basic and Beginning Water
Aerobics is on Tuesdays & Thursdays
at 9:30 am. Men’s Water Aerobics are
held on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8:30
am. Arthritis Sit/Stand classes are on
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 11:00 am in
the Arts & Crafts Room. Additional exercise classes are Tai Chi on Mondays at
2:00 pm and the new Yoga Stretch Class
each Wednesday at 10:30 am in the Performing Arts Center.
Jan
4
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BINGO! Night
Join us for a fun filled evening of BINGO! Entry costs only $1 per card, with
an opportunity to win up to two prizes.
Every Monday night at 6:30 pm in the
PAC.
Jan
6
Wii Virtual
Bowling
Come join the fun every Wednesday
afternoon at 2:00 pm in the Large Card
Room. No skill required. It is set up on
the TV; all you have to do is check out
the remotes from the Front Desk and return them whenever your game is over.
A PLACE IN THE SUN
Jan
5
The Blanche Scott
Prayer Group
Join this encouraging and inspirational
group as they pray for themselves and
those in need. This is a non-denominational group. They meet at 10:30 am
in the Chapel every 1st Tuesday of the
month.
Jan
5
Dr. Mike Abutineh in the
Wellness Center
Medical Director Dr. Mike Abutineh
MD will be in the Wellness Clinic Tuesdays 9:00 am-12:00 pm and Thursdays
1:00-4:30 pm. Appointments required.
Jan
5
Movie:
Calendar Girls
The members of the Knapely Women’s Institute of North Yorkshire are
resourceful and refined - and they’re
about to shock the residents of their
little English town with a daringly bare
philanthropy project. In the Movie Theater at 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm.
Jan
6
June
Jan Group Bible Study with
Dave Phillips
75
Join Germantown Church of Christ’s
Dave Phillips as he leads a non-denominational group Bible study every Thursday at 10:00 am in the Chapel. Dave is a
great speaker and teacher.
8
Jan
6
Game Play
Group
Like to play games? Bring your own to
share or join in with someone already
there! Meets in the LCR every Wednesday and Saturday at 1:30 pm.
Documentary:
A Man Named Pearl
Angered by residents’ comments that he
wouldn’t “keep up his yard,” Pearl Fryar
teaches himself topiary sculpture and
becomes the first African American in
his Bishopville, S.C., neighborhood to
win the coveted “yard of the month”
award. This acclaimed documentary traces Fryar’s inspiring story, as he
grows into a legendary horticulturist,
welcoming thousands of tourists eager
to catch a glimpse of his stunning works
of art. Showtimes 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm.
Jan
First Monday
Poetry Group
Come to listen; come to read; come to
recite from memory. Share a favorite
verse or two as others share their verse
with you. Everyone is welcome. Check
out “The Poet’s Corner” on the post office bulletin board where a residential
poet will be featured each month. The
group meets in the Ante Room every
first Monday at 10:00 am.
Jan
Music in the Lobby with
The Double D Band
The Double D Band plays a wide range
of songs and genres, but especially music from the 50’s. Playing guitars and
mandolins, they’ve appeared on MTV,
BBC, and have been a part of the music scene in London, England and New
York City, having lived and performed
in both. Friday, January 8 at 6:00pm in
Lobby.
Saturday, January 16 at 6:00 p.m. &
Sunday, January 17 at 6:30 p.m.
(1951) Cast: Montgomery Clift,
Elizabeth Taylor, Shelley Winters
Young up-and-comer George Eastman is thrust into the blue collar life
of a rich uncle’s family business where
he’s expected to learn the ropes from
the bottom up. While paying his dues,
Eastman becomes involved with Alice
Tripp, a simple, trusting girl on the assembly line. When Eastman is finally
introduced to high society he meets the
gorgeous, sophisticated Angela Vickers and promptly forgets all about Alice. Only Alice won’t be gotten rid of
so easily - especially since their affair
is about to result in an unexpected and
unwanted dividend.
THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES
at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
(2008) Cast: Dakota Fanning,
Jennifer Hudson, Queen Latifah
Set in South Carolina in 1964, this is
the tale of Lily Owens, a 14 year-old
girl who is haunted by the memory of
her late mother. To escape her lonely
life and troubled relationship with her
father T-Ray, Lily flees with Rosaleen,
her caregiver and friend, to a South
Carolina town that holds the secret to
her mother’s past. Taken in by the intelligent and independent Boatwright
sisters, Lily finds solace in their mesmerizing world of beekeeping.
WA R R O O M
Sunday, January 24
at 1:30 and 4:00 p.m.
(2015) Cast: Priscilla Shirer,
T.C. Stallings, Karen Abercrombie
With great jobs, a beautiful daughter and a dream house, the Jordans
seem to have it all. Appearances can
be deceiving, however, as husband
Tony flirts with temptation and wife
Elizabeth becomes increasingly bitter, crumbling under the strain of a
failing marriage. Their lives take an
unexpected turn for the better when
Elizabeth meets her newest client,
Miss Clara, who encourages the couple to find happiness through prayer.
THE LADY EVE
(1941) Cast: Barbara Stanwyck,
Henry Fonda, Charles Coburn
Returning from a year up the Amazon
studying snakes, the rich but unsophisticated Charles Pike meets con-artist
Jean Harrington on a ship. They fall
in love, but a misunderstanding causes
them to split on bad terms. To get back
at him, Jean disguises herself as an English lady, and comes back to tease and
torment him.
PAY I T F O R WA R D
at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
(2000) Cast: Kevin Spacey,
Haley Joel Osment, Helen Hunt
A young boy attempts to make the
world a better place after his teacher
assigns him to think of something that
could change the world and put it into
action.
THE GREEN MILE
Sunday, January 31
at 1:30 and 4:00 p.m.
(1999) Cast: Tom Hanks, Michael
Clarke Duncan, David Morse
Death Row guards at a penitentiary, in
the 1930’s, have a moral dilemma with
their job when they discover one of
their prisoners, a convicted murderer,
has a special gift.
THE THRILL OF IT ALL
(1963) Cast: Doris Day,
James Garner, Arlene Francis
At a dinner party, Beverly Boyer, wife
of an obstetrician and mother of two,
tells the manufacturer of Happy soap
about her experience with his product.
Charmed by her spontaneity, he offers
her a chance to tell her story in his commercials. After some hesitation, Beverly accepts and quickly changes from a
housewife into a famous television personality, greatly irritating her husband
Gerald.
KIRBY PINES MOVIE
RATING SYSTEM
= AVERAGE
= GOOD
= EXCELLENT
= OUTSTANDING
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
January
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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•
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8:00 am • Church of Christ Service (Chapel)
10:00 am • Worship Service (PAC)
1:30 pm • Weekend Movie (Thtr)
6:30 pm • Classic Movie (Thtr)
3
8:30 am • Advanced Water Aerobics (Pool)
9:00 am • Smith Jewelers (SCR)
9:30 am • Group Exercise (PAC)
9:30 am • Alterations (A&C)
10:00 am • Hobby Pines Group (Hobby Shop)
10:00 am • First Monday Poetry Group (Ante)
10:30 am • Billiard Group (BR)
2:00 pm • Tai Chi (LCR)
6:30 pm • Bingo (PAC)
4
10
9:45 am • Smart Moves (PAC)
12:00 pm • Kiwanis Meeting (FDR)
11
17
1:30 pm • IRIS Presents “Violinist Midori
(Trans - 1/24 Only)
24
31
8:30 am • Men’s Water Aerobics (Pool)
9:00 am • Smith Jewelers (SCR)
9:00 am • Dr. Mike Abutineh (WC)
9:30 am • Basic Water Aerobics (Pool)
9:30 am • Alterations (A&C)
11:00 am • Arthritis Stand/Sit Class (A&C)
1:30 pm • Beginners Line Dancing (PAC)
10:30 am • Bereavement Support Group (Ante)
2:30 pm • Advanced Line Dancing (PAC)
10:30 am • Perspective Eyewear & Services (Lobby) 6:30 pm • Snowflake Dance with
10:45 am • Episcopal Eucharist (Chapel)
The Sturgis Daily Band (PAC)
3:00 pm • Colonial Park United Methodist (Chapel)
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25
10:30 am • Health Presentation - Diabetes (LCR)
12:00 pm • Kiwanis Meeting (FDR)
6:00 pm • Jon Manasse, Clarinet and Natasha
Parenski, Piano (Lobby)
10:30 am • Blanche Scott Prayer Group (Chapel)
2:00 pm • Calendar Girls (Thtr)
6:00 pm • Calendar Girls (Thtr)
6:30 pm • Birthday Night Concert with
The MSO Woodwind Quartet (PAC)
5
12
19
26
9:30 am • The Book Baggers (Chapel)
2:00 pm • Ladies Interdenominational Meeting
“The Uplifters” (Chapel)
6:00 pm • Author Steve Bradshaw (LCR)
Thtr - Theater
FDR - Formal Dining Room
PAC - Performing Arts Center
BR - Billiard Room
Trans - Transportation
1
10:00 am • Art with Class (A&C)
10:00 am • Walmart & Banks (Trans)
11:00 am • Oak Court Mall (Trans)
1:00 pm • Superlo & Bank (Trans)
6:00 pm • Music with Double D (Lobby)
6:30 pm • Bridge (LCR)
8
14
6:00 pm • Music with Deborah Swiney
and Jon Felix (Lobby)
15
7:30 am • Men’s Christian Fellowship
(Chapel)
10:00 am • Weekend Movie (Thtr)
1:30 pm • Game Play (LCR)
2:30 pm • Line Dancing (PAC)
4:00 pm • Shuffleboard (PAC)
16
21
6:30 pm • Crusade for Christ (PAC)
22
(Chapel)
23
28
6:30 pm • Ladies Singing Group
Take Note (PAC)
29
(Chapel)
30
HS - Hobby Shop
SCR - Small Card Room
A & C - Arts & Crafts Room
LCR - Large Card Room
WC - Wellness Clinic
6
10:00 am • Kroger & Banks (Trans)
10:00 am • Bible Study w/Dave Phillips (Chapel)
1:00 pm • Dr. Mike Abutineh (WC)
1:00 pm • Walmart & Banks (Trans)
1:30 pm • Intermediate Line Dancing (PAC)
6:30 pm • Vespers (PAC)
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2:00 pm • Resident Association Meeting (PAC)
10:00 am • Catholic Service (Chapel)
10:00 am • Kirby Pines Travelers Meeting (LCR)
10:00 am • Shuffleboard (PAC)
10:30 am • Yoga Stretch (PAC)
1:00 pm • Needle Arts Group (A&C)
2:00 pm • A Man Named Pearl (Thtr)
2:00 pm • Wii Bowling (LCR)
6:00 pm • A Man Named Pearl (Thtr)
10:00 am • Catholic Services (Chapel)
10:00 am • Memphis Hearing Aid (A&C)
10:30 am • Garden Gro’ers Club (Greenhouse)
2:00 pm • Knut and Friends (Thtr)
6:00 pm • Knut and Friends (Thtr)
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•
•
•
•
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10:00 am • IMAX: Volcanoes of the Deep Sea (Thtr) 11:00 am Arthritis Stand/Sit Class (A&C)
•
2:00 pm • IMAX: Volcanoes of the Deep Sea (Thtr) 2:00 pm • Virtual Field Trip (PAC)
2:00 pm • Moonstruck (Thtr)
6:00 pm • Moonstruck (Thtr)
27
SATURDAY
10:00 am • The Unskinkable Molly Brown (Thtr)
2:00 pm • The Unskinkable Molly Brown (Thtr)
6:00 pm • Fiddler on the Roof (Thtr)
Abbreviations Key
2016
The Pinecone | January 2016 Calendar
WEDNESDAY
10:00 am • Health Fair (LCR)
7
7:30 am • Men’s Christian Fellowship (Chapel)
2
(Chapel)
10:30 am • Bible Study “Thru the Bible” (Chapel)
9
The Pinecone | January 2016 Calendar
Happy Birthday to You!
Kirby Pines Residents
Independent Living
Joe Prescott
01
Sylvia Statham
23
Janice Collier
05
Elizabeth Collier
24
Pat Kelly
06
Glenn Wall
25
James T Morrow
06
Fred Blake Jr
26
Sylvia M Baldwin
08
Carlie Ann K Davis
26
Mildred W Potts
09
Beverly Hassell
30
Lou Moore
10
Faye Smith
30
Malvin Mauney
12
Mary B Scott
31
Max Burleson Jr
13
Jean P Dando
13
Alice Davidson
14
Mary L Fowler
14
Warren Grant Sr
14
Virginia Waller
15
Andy Boles
16
John N Moore
16
Ruth Ryan
16
Dunlap Rose Jr
17
Arnold E Semsch Jr
18
Glenn Swinny
20
John T Phillips
21
Nancy W Pence
22
Shirley Anderson
23
January 2016
EVENTS
Jan
1
After surviving a flood as an infant 16
years ago, the buoyant Molly Brown
sets out to find her way in life. She assures a saloon owner she can sing and
play piano in his joint and before long
becomes the bride of up-and-comer
Johnny Brown. After throwing a disastrous mixer for Denver society folks and
a few overseas dignitaries, Molly flees to
Europe -- only to return on the ill-fated
Titanic. Showtimes 10:00 am & 2:00 pm
Providence Place, The Villa,
Gallery Manor & Job’s Way
Charles Stagg
03
Robert Amy Jr
08
Billie S Hamner
10
Angela Craig
11
Sarah Edmondson
12
Virginia B Doersam
14
Dorothy C Davis
20
Frances Ryan
20
Chris Hubbard
24
Ruth A Mann
26
Jerrie Dance
27
Bryan A Crisman
29
Holiday Movie:
The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Jan
1
Holiday Movie:
Fiddler on the Roof
Director Norman Jewison chronicles
the trials of Jewish peasant Tevye, the
humble father of three strong-willed
daughters and husband to oft-objecting
wife Golde in pre-revolutionary Russia.
Showtime 6:00 pm.
Jan
4
Get Fit with Oasis
Coordinator Mary Hand
Advanced Water Aerobics classes will
be held on Mondays & Wednesdays at
8:30 am. Basic and Beginning Water
Aerobics is on Tuesdays & Thursdays
at 9:30 am. Men’s Water Aerobics are
held on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8:30
am. Arthritis Sit/Stand classes are on
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 11:00 am in
the Arts & Crafts Room. Additional exercise classes are Tai Chi on Mondays at
2:00 pm and the new Yoga Stretch Class
each Wednesday at 10:30 am in the Performing Arts Center.
Jan
4
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4
BINGO! Night
Join us for a fun filled evening of BINGO! Entry costs only $1 per card, with
an opportunity to win up to two prizes.
Every Monday night at 6:30 pm in the
PAC.
Jan
6
Wii Virtual
Bowling
Come join the fun every Wednesday
afternoon at 2:00 pm in the Large Card
Room. No skill required. It is set up on
the TV; all you have to do is check out
the remotes from the Front Desk and return them whenever your game is over.
A PLACE IN THE SUN
Jan
5
The Blanche Scott
Prayer Group
Join this encouraging and inspirational
group as they pray for themselves and
those in need. This is a non-denominational group. They meet at 10:30 am
in the Chapel every 1st Tuesday of the
month.
Jan
5
Dr. Mike Abutineh in the
Wellness Center
Medical Director Dr. Mike Abutineh
MD will be in the Wellness Clinic Tuesdays 9:00 am-12:00 pm and Thursdays
1:00-4:30 pm. Appointments required.
Jan
5
Movie:
Calendar Girls
The members of the Knapely Women’s Institute of North Yorkshire are
resourceful and refined - and they’re
about to shock the residents of their
little English town with a daringly bare
philanthropy project. In the Movie Theater at 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm.
Jan
6
June
Jan Group Bible Study with
Dave Phillips
75
Join Germantown Church of Christ’s
Dave Phillips as he leads a non-denominational group Bible study every Thursday at 10:00 am in the Chapel. Dave is a
great speaker and teacher.
8
Jan
6
Game Play
Group
Like to play games? Bring your own to
share or join in with someone already
there! Meets in the LCR every Wednesday and Saturday at 1:30 pm.
Documentary:
A Man Named Pearl
Angered by residents’ comments that he
wouldn’t “keep up his yard,” Pearl Fryar
teaches himself topiary sculpture and
becomes the first African American in
his Bishopville, S.C., neighborhood to
win the coveted “yard of the month”
award. This acclaimed documentary traces Fryar’s inspiring story, as he
grows into a legendary horticulturist,
welcoming thousands of tourists eager
to catch a glimpse of his stunning works
of art. Showtimes 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm.
Jan
First Monday
Poetry Group
Come to listen; come to read; come to
recite from memory. Share a favorite
verse or two as others share their verse
with you. Everyone is welcome. Check
out “The Poet’s Corner” on the post office bulletin board where a residential
poet will be featured each month. The
group meets in the Ante Room every
first Monday at 10:00 am.
Jan
The Double D Band
The Double D Band plays a wide range
of songs and genres, but especially music from the 50’s. Playing guitars and
mandolins, they’ve appeared on MTV,
BBC, and have been a part of the music scene in London, England and New
York City, having lived and performed
in both. Friday, January 8 at 6:00pm in
Lobby.
(1951) Cast: Montgomery Clift,
Elizabeth Taylor, Shelley Winters
Young up-and-comer George Eastman is thrust into the blue collar life
of a rich uncle’s family business where
he’s expected to learn the ropes from
the bottom up. While paying his dues,
Eastman becomes involved with Alice
Tripp, a simple, trusting girl on the assembly line. When Eastman is finally
introduced to high society he meets the
gorgeous, sophisticated Angela Vickers and promptly forgets all about Alice. Only Alice won’t be gotten rid of
so easily - especially since their affair
is about to result in an unexpected and
unwanted dividend.
THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES
at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
(2008) Cast: Dakota Fanning,
Jennifer Hudson, Queen Latifah
Set in South Carolina in 1964, this is
the tale of Lily Owens, a 14 year-old
girl who is haunted by the memory of
her late mother. To escape her lonely
life and troubled relationship with her
father T-Ray, Lily flees with Rosaleen,
her caregiver and friend, to a South
Carolina town that holds the secret to
her mother’s past. Taken in by the intelligent and independent Boatwright
sisters, Lily finds solace in their mesmerizing world of beekeeping.
WA R R O O M
Sunday, January 24
at 1:30 and 4:00 p.m.
(2015) Cast: Priscilla Shirer,
T.C. Stallings, Karen Abercrombie
With great jobs, a beautiful daughter and a dream house, the Jordans
seem to have it all. Appearances can
be deceiving, however, as husband
Tony flirts with temptation and wife
Elizabeth becomes increasingly bitter, crumbling under the strain of a
failing marriage. Their lives take an
unexpected turn for the better when
Elizabeth meets her newest client,
Miss Clara, who encourages the couple to find happiness through prayer.
THE LADY EVE
(1941) Cast: Barbara Stanwyck,
Henry Fonda, Charles Coburn
Returning from a year up the Amazon
studying snakes, the rich but unsophisticated Charles Pike meets con-artist
Jean Harrington on a ship. They fall
in love, but a misunderstanding causes
them to split on bad terms. To get back
at him, Jean disguises herself as an English lady, and comes back to tease and
torment him.
PAY I T F O R WA R D
at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
(2000) Cast: Kevin Spacey,
Haley Joel Osment, Helen Hunt
A young boy attempts to make the
world a better place after his teacher
assigns him to think of something that
could change the world and put it into
action.
THE GREEN MILE
Sunday, January 31
at 1:30 and 4:00 p.m.
(1999) Cast: Tom Hanks, Michael
Clarke Duncan, David Morse
Death Row guards at a penitentiary, in
the 1930’s, have a moral dilemma with
their job when they discover one of
their prisoners, a convicted murderer,
has a special gift.
THE THRILL OF IT ALL
(1963) Cast: Doris Day,
James Garner, Arlene Francis
At a dinner party, Beverly Boyer, wife
of an obstetrician and mother of two,
tells the manufacturer of Happy soap
about her experience with his product.
Charmed by her spontaneity, he offers
her a chance to tell her story in his commercials. After some hesitation, Beverly accepts and quickly changes from a
housewife into a famous television personality, greatly irritating her husband
Gerald.
KIRBY PINES MOVIE
RATING SYSTEM
= AVERAGE
= GOOD
= EXCELLENT
= OUTSTANDING
• 11 •
Jan
July Through
the Bible
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“Through the Bible is an intense study of
the Bible led by Gail Kommer, meeting
the second Saturday of every month at
10:30am in the Chapel. Class discussion
encouraged. Join this group of ladies
who enjoy learning about God’s Word.
Jan Smart Moves
11
This month’s Smart Moves topic is osteoarthritis. We will discuss symptoms,
causes, prevention and relief at 9:45 am
in the Performing Arts Center.
Jan
12
13
Memphis Hearing Aid
Service
Wednesday, January 13 at 10:00 am, in
the Arts & Crafts room, Dr. Rena Booth
will be offering:
~Free Hearing Evaluation
~Free Hearing Aid Consultation
~Free Hearing Aid Cleanings,
~Check up and Adjustment
Please call 682-1529 for more information or to schedule a visit.
Jan
July Garden Gro’ers Club
Meeting
13
13
Documentary:
Knut & Friends
Adorable polar bear cub Knut -- who became a celebrity after defeating the odds
to survive at the Berlin Zoo -- stars in
this enchanting German documentary,
focused on Knut’s delightful antics and
his relationship with a nurturing Berlin
zookeeper. Meanwhile, three newborn
polar bears in the Arctic struggle with
their harsh environment, and a couple
of orphaned brown bears enjoy some
mischief-making. Movie Theater Showtimes 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm.
Birthday Night Concert
MSO Woodwind Quartet
Join us on Birthday Night and be entertained by a Memphis Symphony Woodwind Quartet at 6:30pm in the Performing Arts Center.
Jan
Jan
The time for winter planting is here.
There are containers of vegetables that
are ready to be planted. The containers
of plants that are ready are: Cauliflower, broccoli, leaf lettuce, romaine and
cabbage. There are various packages of
seeds available: mustard greens, purple
turnips, collards and seven top turnips.
There are other vegetable seed packets
available. Come on down to the Greenhouse every 2nd Wednesday at 10:30
am and dig in!
Jan
14
Resident Association Meeting
Jan
Deborah Swiney and Jon Felix
Our speaker will be Butch Odom from
the Church Health Center, Thursday,
January 14 at 2:00 pm in the PAC.
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Deborah Swiney is a native Memphian
who has toured internationally with
Rev. Al Green. She has performed on
the Oprah Winfrey Show, the Today
Show and at Carnegie Hall. She is accompanied by Jon Felix, and outstanding pianist who has played with several national stars, including Ray Price,
Andy Williams, Mel Torme and Charlie
Pride. Join them Friday Night in the
Lobby at 6:00 pm.
Jan
July Bereavement
Support Group
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Kirby Pines offers a Bereavement/Grief
Support Group for those of our residents
who are grieving. Lamar Frizzell will
lead the bereavement Support Group
to serve people in gaining perspective
about their losses and support them in
regaining a healthy quality of life. The
group meets the 3rd Monday of every
month at 10:30 am in the Ante Room.
Jan Perspecitives
Eyewear and Services
Jan
19
Snowflake Dance with
The Sturges Daley Band
Jan
20
IMAX:
Volcanoes of the Deep Sea
Jan
20
Crusade for Christ with
Dr. Sandy Wilson
Jan
Virtual Fieldtrip to the FDR
Presidential Museum & Library
Baby its cold outside! So come on up
to the PAC at 6:30 pm and move to the
beat of The Sturges Daley Band.
Narrated by Ed Harris, this scientific
journey takes advantage of a cuttingedge lighting technology that allows
viewers to travel 12,000 feet below the
ocean’s surface into an exciting and
rarely explored area of hydrothermal
volcanoes. This perpetually erupting rift
known as the Azores reveals an ecosystem of almost alien sea creatures that
thrive in pitch darkness, extreme pressure and boiling temperatures. Movie
Theater showtimes 10:00 am and 2:00
pm.
Dr. Sandy Wilson, Senior Pastor, Second Presbyterian Church, Memphis,
TN will be our first guest, 6:30 pm in the
Performing Arts Center.
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This exciting program will allow us to
learn all about FDR and see some of the
unique things that he has in his Presidential Museum and Library, including rare documents and artifacts that
touch on Pearl Harbor, The New Deal,
and many other exciting topics. We will
interact live with Jeff Ubin, the amazing
museum guide, on the movie screen and
he will be able to see us too, so it’s just
like being there! You will be encouraged
to engage & ask questions. Thursday,
January 21 at 2:00 pm in the Theater.
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Perspectives will be in the Lobby for
free glasses cleaning and adjustments.
Monday from 10:30 am to noon.
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Jan
21
Brad White
Brad White, Pianist, Saxophonist and
Singer presents Special Music Concert
at 6:30 pm in the Performing Arts Center.
Jan
22
Dr. Rick Gering
Dr. Rick Gering, Senior Pastor, Central
Church, Collierville, TN will be our final guest, 6:30 pm in the Performing
Arts Center.
June
Jan IRIS Orchestra presents
Midori
5
24
George Bizet, the composer of Carmenarguably the most popular Romantic
opera in the canon-wrote his Brilliant
Symphony No. 1 just after his 17th
birthday. The Beauty of this precocious
work caused a sensation, and Bizet
found himself compared favorably to a
young Mozart. Lost for 8 decades, it was
given its first performance in 1935, and
has been a gem of the orchestral repertoire ever since. Elliot Carter, a major
force in American music who continued to compose almost until his recent
death at the age of 103, announced himself to the world as a symphonist with
his tonal, patriotic, even giddy Symphony No 1. This premiered at the height
of WW II, a remarkable creation from
a true American original. The beloved
artist MIDORI, a violin powerhouse
since her own teenage years, returns to
IRIS to perform Mendelssohn’s Violin
Concerto. Bus leaves at 1:30 pm.
Jan
25
Concerts International presents
Manasse/Paremski Duo
Clarinetist Jon Manasse’s is among the
most distinguished classical artists of
his generation. He is internationally
recognized for his inspiring artistry,
uniquely glorious and charismatic performing style. Natasha Paremski is consistently striking and dynamic in her
performances. She reveals astounding
virtuosity and voracious interpretive
abilities. She continues to generate excitement from all corners as she wins
over audiences with her musical sensibility and flawless technique. Do not
miss this wonderful concert brought to
us by “Concerts International. 6:00 pm
Lobby. Bingo will not start until 6:45 so
everyone can enjoy the entertainment.
Jan The Book
June
Baggers
26
5
Whether you read or would like to hear
about books being discussed, come
at 9:30 am and check us out. This is a
great way to expand your horizons. This
month’s read will be “The Secret Life
of Bees,” a book by author, Sue Monk
Kidd. The movie “Secret Life of Bees”
will be shown on Saturday, January 23.
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Methodist Health
Alliance
This month’s topic will be on Nutrition
and Diabetes. 10:30 am in the LCR.
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Presentation and Book Signing
by author Steve Bradshaw
Steve is a suspense/thriller author drawing upon his life experiences as a forensic investigator and biotechnology
entrepreneur. BA from the University
of Texas and trained at the Institute of
Forensic Sciences, Steve investigated
over 3,000 unexplained deaths for the
Medical Examiner’s Office and then
joined FORTUNE 500 medical companies to advance healthcare worldwide.
As the founder-president/CEO of Active Implants Corporation, Steve raised
$25 million and led the development of
a minimal-invasive artificial meniscus
implant. Today he places his readers on
the front row in the fascinating worlds
of biomedical breakthroughs, chilling
forensics, and the pursuit of real monsters. Steve speaks at companies, organizations, book clubs and other gatherings about true forensic investigation,
world-changing biotech breakthroughs,
entrepreneurism and the creative world
of writing suspense/thriller novels.
Hosted by the Book Baggers at 6:00 pm
in The LCR.
Jan Movie:
Moonstruck
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In this slice-of-life comedy about the
Italian American residents of a Brooklyn
neighborhood, an independent-minded
widow falls in love with a one-handed
misfit baker, much to the chagrin of her
betrothed. Movie Theater times 2:00 pm
and 6:00 pm.
Jan
July Ladies Interdenominational
Circle Meeting “The Uplifters”
26
The Uplifters is a nondenominational
group of women dedicated to missions,
prayer and Bible study led by Elsie Huffard. All are welcome to join in fellowship in the Chapel at 2:00 pm every 4th
Tuesday of the month.
Jan
Jan
Jan
28
Kirby Pines
Health Fair
Jan
Ladies A cappella Group
Take Note
Start the New Year out with a new perspectives on your health. Come check
out all the information available at the
Health Fair. LCR from 10:00 am to
12:00 pm.
29
Take Note is a group of talented ladies
who sing a cappella. This will be their
2nd appearance here at Kirby. In Performing Arts Center at 6:30 pm.
11. Small island
21. Passed by in time
12. Action
23. Old salt
15. Heavy
24. Desiccated
20. Mad
25. Taxi
28. Chess piece
ACROSS30. Hate
35. Highway
1. Empty area
Menageries
6. Distilled37.
from
fermented molasses
39.
Direction
9. Slipped
13. Female40. Exhort
41. Alpine call
14. Employ
43. Equipment
15. Slack
44. Diffused boiling water
16. Mentally responsive
46. Harp of ancient Greece
17. Was seated
47. Land measure
18. Bird of48.
prey
Consecrated
19. Ruler 50. Orderly
21. Passed52.
by Golfing
in time peg
23. Old salt
53. Travel by horse
24. Desiccated
55. By way of
25. Taxi 57. Violent disorder
28. Chess 61.
piece
Bearing
30. Hate 65. Be of use to
66. Paid athlete
35. Highway
68. Bolero composer
37. Menageries
69. Barrier
39. Direction
40. Exhort70. Gratuity
41. Alpine71.
callForm of quartz
72. Long and difficult trip
43. Equipment
73. Garden tool
44. Diffused
boiling water
74. Gumption
Puzzle Choice
46. Harp of ancient Greece
6. Hurry
47. Land measure
7. Country
48. Consecrated
8. Measuring instrument
50. Orderly
9. Cleansing material
52. Golfing peg
(see photo for hint)
53. Travel by horse
10. Pieces of lumber
55. By way of
11. Small island
57. Violent disorder
12. Action
61. Bearing
15. Heavy
65. Be of use to
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20. Mad
66. Paid athlete
22. Cover
68. Bolero composer
24. Analgesic
69. Barrier
25. Infatuation
70. Gratuity
26. Main artery
71. Form of quartz
27. Type of roll
72. Long and difficult trip
29. Fleece
73. Garden tool
31. Worn in Ancient Rome
74. Gumption
32. Construct
33. Gaze
DOWN
34. Triplet
1. Moved through water
36. Distribute cards
2. Field game
38. Withered
3. Ends a prayer
42. Depart
4. Unit of weight for precious stones
45. Team spirit
5. Ensnare
PUZZLE CHALLENGE
64. Mirth
36. Distribute cards
67. River of January, in
38. Withered
short
42. Depart
G
i
a
n
t
C
r
o
s
s
w
o
rd
45. Team spirit
Solution
49. Hairpiece
51. Crown-like headdresses
54. Profundity
56. Proverb
57. A flat float
58. Affirm
59. Head of hair
60. Select
61. Expect with desire
62. ___ the Terrible
63. Catches
64. Mirth
67. River of January, in short
Puzzle Solutions - page 21
• 17 •
S O C I A LScenes
Students from the Bailey Station Cub and Bear Choruses
entertain residents with their Christmas Program
Bobbie Berrong at the final dress
rehearsal for her Christmas Program
The Men’s Quartet, Richard Randall, Charles Olree, George Pence
and John Davis in the Symbols and Sounds of Christmas program
Kitty Bartlett celebrated her birthday with daughter-in–law
Susan Bartlett, and friends, Rose Strange, Louise Wheeler,
Joan Dodson, Sue Jackson and Margaret Bivens
• 18 •
Marsha Greiner, Marilyn Wray, Rena Jirack and Pat Cavender
look quite festive during rehearsal for their Christmas program
Don Glowen at his birthday party with
Jenine Riddle, and Robert and Barbra Fowler
S O C I A LScenes
Bill Morat celebrated his birthday with his son
Mike and his wife Janet, daughter Jan,
granddaughter Neely and her boyfriend Alex
Anita Deckelman enjoying the
Christmas party with Santa
Carter Powers poses with son John Powers, grandson John
Robert and great grandson Jackson, son Phil Powers,
his daughter Caroline Saunders with
her daughter Adelaide and son Greer.
Helen Gaines posing with
her dog Precious
Don and Laura Cook enjoy their turn with Santa and
his elf Alicia Jackson at the Estates Christmas party
Helen McGill pictured smiling after
making Santa’s “nice list”
Jewel Crowson and Shirley Lynn having fun
at the Estates Christmas party
• 19 •
S O C I A LScenes
Joycie Holbrook, Joyce Read and Naomi Glazier are simply stunning
in their holiday attire at the Estates Christmas party
Elsie Huffard and Eloise Sattin
get their chance to tell Santa what they want
for Christmas at the Estates party
Jean and Mal Mauney get a picture in front of the
big tree on Christmas Day at Kirby Pines
Pat Watson and Ruth Thurmond check out the beautiful
decorations at the lunch bunch outing to Rosebriar
Four reindeer Ed Smith, Jim Smith, John Sosh and Glenn Wall
stop to pose for a picture before their program
“Symbols and Sounds of Christmas”
Betty Terry enjoyed the lunch bunch outing to Rosebriar.
The decorations, shopping and lunch were fabulous!
• 20 •
Memorials, Honorariums & Gifts
In Memory of
In Honor Of
ERNEST GREEN
CARLIE ANN DAVIS
Donation by Joan Dodson
to the Entertainer’s Fund
Donation by Mildred DeBois
to the General Fund
SALLY WATSON
Gifts To
Donation by Joan Dodson
to the Entertainer’s Fund
BETTY MILFORD
Donation by Caroline Fruchtman
to the Library Fund
THE HOBBY SHOP
Donation by Sue Elder
Personal support and assistance
tailored to meet each resident’s needs
Donation by Lou Anders
to the General Fund
Please Check Us Out!
Welcome to the new look of Kirby Pines!
If you haven’t had the chance to check it
out, we have recently updated our website!
The new site is up and running with a sleek
modern design which is not only pleasing
to the eye, but easier to navigate to find all
the information you are looking for right at
your fingertips.
www.kirbypines.com
For even more about us,
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Solution - usp015
GIANT
CROSSWORD
ANSWE R S
TO PUZZLE
CH ALLE NGE
ON PAGE 17
Puzzle Choice
We’re here when you need
Donation by Marjorie Thomson
HERBERT HILBUN
ol
Personal Assistance from Kirby Pines
Grooming
Bathing
Dressing
Toileting
Feeding
Physical Ambulation
Companionship
Monitoring
Assurance
Hospital Sitter
Exercise/Walking
Shopping
Meal Preparation
Light Housekeeping
Laundry
Ironing
Bedding Change
Medication Reminders
Transportation
Organization
Escort to Community
Escort to Doctor’s Offices
Contact our office at
901-369-7353
or
901-484-6730
for consultation or
to sign up for services.
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Pinecone
Pinecone
| September
| January 2016
2014
• 21 •
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• 22 •
A WIN - WIN COLLABORATION
The Kirby Pines Foundation’s mission is to provide
philanthropic support for residents who, through no
fault of their own, have problems meeting their
financial obligation to the Retirement Community.
DONATIONS
Anyone can make a donation directly through
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