Legacy Newsletter Fall 2014 - Life Enriching Communities

November 2014
A Publication of the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
Anniversary Celebration Nets
Success for LEC Foundation
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A Life Enriching Communities
Foundation Publication
November 2014
Giving for Great Causes
Twin Towers Auxiliary Tea and Silent Auction
Life Enriching Communities Foundation
9840 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
(513) 719-3540
www.lec.org
LIFE ENRICHING COMMUNITIES
FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chairperson
William S. Culp
Board of Trustees
Ron Beshear
Steve Black
James L. Bowersox
Peggy Kite
Scott M. McQuinn
Gerald L. Wissel
Vice President Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
Molly Talbot
Legacy is published by the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation, providing services
and accommodations at Twin Towers and
Twin Lakes Senior Living Communities and
affiliated with the West Ohio Conference of
the United Methodist Church. Life Enriching
Communities offers equal housing and
employment to all persons regardless of
race, religion or national origin.
MISSION STATEMENT
We provide exceptional everyday
experiences in Christian Community by…
• Creating associate experiences that
support, engage and empower
• Delivering resident/customer experiences
that exceed expectations
• Setting and surpassing standards for
quality and safety
• Generating consistent growth in service
and value
• Resulting in expanded resources to extend
our impact
CORE VALUES
Respect • Innovation • Spirituality • Excellence
On the cover: (L-R) Bill Culp, Chair, LEC Foundation
Board, Mike Viox, President, Viox Services, Inc., and
Scott McQuinn, President & CEO, Life Enriching
Communities
Twin Lakes and Matthew:25 Ministries: Making a Difference Day
College Hill Rhythm Race
Living Legacy
Bill Small: Leaving a
Mark On the Community
T
win Towers and Twin
Lakes communities are
blessed to have so many residents
with extraordinarily generous hearts.
Bill Small is just that. Bill has lived
at Twin Towers for 5 years and has
truly become part of the fabric of the
community. In addition to being a
member of the Living Legacy program
he stays active volunteering around
campus. “I just do everything I can
around here,” says Bill. “I keep myself busy!” Bill can be
found working the Towers’ Entrance Welcome Center three
days a week, always eager to lend a smile to visitors and
residents who may need some guidance. He also works two
to three shifts per month in the Gifts and More shop and has
served four years as Treasurer of the Resident Council.
In addition to the time he devotes to Twin Towers,
Bill has been an active volunteer at Good Samaritan
Hospital for over 20 years. He began volunteering
as an escort, assisting people when they needed
to get around the hospital, and eventually moved
to his current role — visiting with families in the
surgical waiting rooms. “I really love it. I try to keep
families calm and comfortable while they’re waiting
for news on their loved ones,” says Bill. “If someone
asks for something, I get it. I just do my best to
help.”
Twin Towers is a community that is built around
generous people like Bill Small. It’s a testament to our
mission that our residents give their time, talents and
treasure to not only Twin Towers and Twin Lakes, but also
to the larger community!
Passionate About Giving Back:
Bob and Justine Uhrig
S
ometimes a little change
of scenery is required to
effect new and positive change in
one’s life. Bob and Justine Uhrig
experienced that when they moved
to Twin Lakes four years ago. They
were ready to meet new people, get
involved in different projects and
live worry-free in a senior-living
community that offered amenities
that were attractive to them. Twin
Lakes seemed like a natural fit,
given that their daughter has worked
for Life Enriching Communities for
14 years. Once the Uhrigs visited
Twin Lakes, they knew they had
found the place they would spend
the rest of their lives.
The Twin Lakes lifestyle offers the
Uhrigs exactly what they were
hoping to find. Bob, a working tax
accountant, still spends a few days
a week in the office and serves on
the Finance Work Group at Twin
Lakes. Justine is active around
campus, having recently helped
organize a fantastic Halloween
party for the North Campus, and
is involved in many other social
committees. “The people here are
just incredible,” says Bob. “The
community is active and there is
always something going on that
interests us.”
The Uhrigs have felt the positive
impact of Twin Lakes reverberate
through nearly all aspects of their
lives. For this reason, they made the
decision to become Living Legacy
members. They are grateful for the
friends and community they found
at Twin Lakes. They appreciate the
peace of mind
that Life Enriching
Communities
provides its
residents — they
know they have
a home at Twin
Lakes for the
rest of their lives, no matter what
circumstances come their way. The
Uhrigs are passionate about giving
back to the place that has given them
the love, community and friendship
they have found over the last four
years.
Twin Lakes and the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation are
grateful that Bob and Justine Uhrig
are Living Legacy Members and
such a vibrant part of the Twin
Lakes community.
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Life Enriching Communities
Welcomes New Board Members
Scott Beekin
Scott, an attorney and certified
public accountant, brings a broad
range of financial management,
human resources, marketing and
communications experience to the
Life Enriching Communities Board.
A resident of Symmes Township, he
has had significant success in bridging gaps between
finance, operations and customer groups and in
leading multi-disciplinary project teams.
Over Scott’s career he has served as Vice President,
Human Resources and Vice President, Corporate
Services for Great American Insurance Company and
served as Assistant Treasurer and Director of Taxation
and Benefits for Armco, Inc. He holds a B.S. in Business
from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and a J.D. from
Emory University School of Law in Atlanta, Georgia.
Robert Carroll
Robert, a Certified Public Accountant
and Certified Financial Planner, serves
currently as Managing Director for
Carnegie Investment Counsel. His
career history includes serving as Vice
President & Director of Credit Risk
Review for Fifth Third Bancorp, Senior
Auditor in Asset Based Lending for U.S. Bancorp and
Senior Auditor at Ernst & Young.
Robert resides in Blue Ash and holds a Bachelor’s
of Business Administration with a concentration in
Accountancy from the University of Notre Dame
and a Master of Business Administration from Xavier
University. He is a member of the Cincinnati Academy
of Collaborative Professionals, The Academy of
Northern Kentucky Collaborative Professionals and the
International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. He
also serves on the Board of Directors for GLAD House.
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Michael Brandy
Michael worked for General Mills
and The Kroger Company where
he rose to the level of Marketing
Director. After his Kroger experience
he founded Brandicorp, a commercial
real estate development company
headquartered in Northern Kentucky,
whose primary business concentrates
on real estate development, hotel development and
operations and quick service restaurants operations.
Michael holds a Bachelor’s of Business Administration
from the University of Kentucky and a Master of
Business Administration from Xavier University. He
also serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors
for Matthew 25: Ministries and The Center for
Humanitarian Relief.
Robyn M. Hildal
Robyn, Vice President/Talent and
Diversity for the E.W. Scripps
Company, currently serves as the
architect of the company’s firstever talent management function.
In this role she provides guidance
and support to the organization with
regard to attracting, recruiting, hiring, retaining and
developing a highly skilled, diverse workforce.
Robyn’s earlier career includes serving in human
resources at PNC Bank and five years as a special
education teacher. A resident of Blue Ash, she
holds a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary and Special
Education from Wittenberg University, a Master of
Special Education and a Doctorate of Educational
Administration from the University of Cincinnati.
She is a member of the Greater Cincinnati Human
Resource Association and the Society for Human
Resource Management.
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Visitors From
Neuilly-Plaisance
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n early October, Twin Lakes was
honored to host a delegation of
professionals and city officials from
Neuilly-Plaisance, France. As part of the
Sister Cities Exchange with the City of
Montgomery, the group was interested in
understanding the “continuum of services” as
offered at Twin Lakes and the newest trends in
senior living in the United States.
The city of Neuilly-Plaisance, a suburb of
Paris, is similar in size to Montgomery. They
offer a variety of services for seniors including
independent living apartments, assisted living
type accommodations and nursing care in
separate locations. Shuttle services and senior center
type programs are also provided.
Members of the delegation stayed with host families
for the duration of their week-long stay. Twin Lakes’
resident Jack Wild, who serves on the Montgomery
Sister Cities Commission, welcomed Mehrez Assas to
his villa home for the week.
Mehrez, a youth counselor, serves on the Municipal
Court for Neuilly-Plaisance and is a member of the
French hand cycling team. “I’m amazed at how
active and engaged the residents are, especially Jack”
commented Mehrez, acknowledging the 50-year
age difference between the two of them. He also
appreciated the comfort of Jack’s home and his gracious
hospitality. “With Mehrez’s basic English skills and my
minimal knowledge of French we managed to get to
know each other fairly well,” shared Jack. “He is an
admirable young man – I really enjoyed having him stay
with me.”
In addition to their Twin Lakes visit, the delegation
spent time at the Sycamore Schools and the University
of Cincinnati – Blue Ash, learned the value of citizen
engagement, toured the Woodford Reserve Distillery
and enjoyed a day of races at Keeneland.
Top: Sister Cities Delegation
from Neuilly-Plaisance,
France; Above: Mehrez Assas
and Jack Wild.
Mrs. Corrinne
Dominguez, Deputy
Mayor, Neuilly-Plaisance spoke on behalf of the Mayor
and the delegation. “Aging well is a topic that our two
cities are sharing. It shows that our communities are
respectful of their citizens, both young and less young.
It shows that our communities put men and women in
the heart of their public actions. Finally, it shows that
our citizens stay active in the community.”
We are looking forward to establishing a deeper
relationship with the older adults in Neuilly-Plaisance
that will lead to future exchanges of knowledge,
expertise, best practices, and residents.
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Renovations Well
Underway
A
s many residents are aware, the historic Wilson
Chapel at Twin Towers will be undergoing
extensive renovation after the first of the year. We are
excited about what the renovation has in store for such
an important part of the Twin Towers campus!
Work has begun on the outside of the building. Before
interior renovations can start, the external Chapel has
to be protected. The building is over 100 years old, so
considerable effort is being made to seal the outside
building and ensure that it is in great shape to support
the internal renovations that are to come. The external
work is extraordinarily important to the project.
CR Architects presented the Chapel Restoration
Committee with multiple, excellent concept design
considerations. The selected design was chosen because
of how it respects the legacy of the original Samuel
Hannaford design, while adding modern touches and
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aesthetic improvements. Three criteria were considered
through the design process: 1) residents must be able
to easily see, hear and participate in chapel services,
2) easy sight lines, free of obstruction, will be present,
3) permanent screens will be built into the walls of
the chapel so residents can easily see and experience
the words of scripture and hymns. The restoration will
improve the acoustics so that every seat in the chapel
will hear sound in the same way. The existing, fixed
pews will be replaced with cushioned, individually
armed chairs. This will allow for easy reconfiguration if
necessary, and easier mobility in sitting and standing.
The Wilson Chapel is the center of the Twin Towers
campus and an important part of its history. This is
being carefully considered and kept in mind during the
renovation process. We are excited that the beautiful
stained glass windows are in excellent condition
and will be protected and worked around during the
renovation, uniting our past with our future. Modern
touches will marry with historic design to truly create
a blessed Chapel for the Twin Towers campus. We are
excited to begin this journey.
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Celebrating
115 Years of
Exceptional
Everyday
Experiences
The Life Enriching Communities
family of residents, volunteers,
associates, donors and sponsors
celebrated 115 years of services to
older adults in the Greater Cincinnati
area at a fun filled evening of music
and fine food at the Cooper Creek
Event Center in Blue Ash. The event
raised $25,000 that will be used
for the benevolent needs of the
residents at Twin Towers and Twin
Lakes. We extend our sincere thanks
to all who attended and to those
who have supported our mission and
ministry over the past 115 years.
Life Enriching Communities
Foundation is Grateful to
our sponsors:
n Presenting Sponsor – Viox
Services
n Gold Sponsors – PNC Bank,
Anonymous Donor
n Silver Sponsor – Graydon
Head
n Reception Sponsor – Wards
Corner Business Center
n Video Sponsor – Coggins
Group at Morgan Stanley
n Friend of Life Enriching
Communities – CEO
Resources, Inc., College
Hill Community Urban
Redevelopment Corporation,
Hitech Signs, Kahny Printing,
Skillsource, The City Gospel
Mission.
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Holiday Giving Opportunties
Light Up a Life
You are invited to participate in the Light Up a Life
annual appeal and celebration at Twin Lakes. The
appeal will culminate with a tree-lighting ceremony
on Thursday, December 4th, 2014 at 3 p.m. in the
rotunda by the Chapel.
The commemoration begins by sponsoring a single
light ($20) or a strand of lights ($50) in honor or
memory of your loved ones. All names will be
listed on the honor roll and read during the treelighting ceremony.
Christmas Angels
Christmas Angels hold a special place in the hearts of
Twin Towers. Over the years, each Angel sponsored has
represented a gift of love for our residents. Hundreds of
Angels have adorned the Christmas trees and symbolized
the generosity of so many.
Each Angel that is sponsored supports the Twin Towers
Benevolent Care Fund which allows those individuals
who have outlived their assets to stay in a safe, warm
and caring environment. Won’t you please sponsor
an Angel to be an expression of God’s love this
Christmas season?
Light refreshments and caroling will follow the
lighting of the tree. Please mark your calendar
and be a part of this memorable celebration.
To sponsor a light(s), please complete
the form and include the name(s) of the
loved one(s) you are remembering and/
or honoring. Lights may be purchased
by check made payable to the LEC
Foundation or by credit card. Place
the completed form and check in the
enclosed envelope. All proceeds from
this celebration will benefit the Twin
Lakes Benevolent Care Fund.
Thank you for helping to perpetuate our ministry
this season. Please fill out the form below and
include the name(s) of the loved one(s) you
are remembering and/or honoring. Place the
completed form and check, made payable
to the LEC Foundation, in the enclosed
envelope so that your Angel may be placed
on the tree.
Join us for the Blessing of the Angel
Tree on Friday, December 5th, 2014 at
6:30 p.m. in the Wilson Art Gallery and
Lounge.
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If you would like us to acknowledge your gift, please complete the following information:
Name________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________________________________________
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City______________________________________________________ State___________________ Zip__________________
Email_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Relationship___________________________________________________________________________________________
Please make checks payable to the LEC Foundation. To use your credit card you may call Tom Reusch at Twin Towers at
(513) 853-2009 or Nancy Schwandner at Twin Lakes at (513) 247-1362.
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On behalf of the residents of both Twin Towers and Twin Lakes who benefit from your gifts, we wish to express our
sincere appreciation to the individuals who contributed from January 1, 2014 through August 15, 2014. Your generous
support helped to fulfill our mission. Thank you for expressing your loving care to our residents with your generous gifts.
Ms. Anita Acomb
Mr. Artice L. Adams
Aglamesis Bro’s Ice Cream & Candy
Ms. Courtney Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Alexander
Mrs. Miriam Allbee
Dr. and Mrs. Rudy Altergott
Ms. Rhonda Amburgy
Amburgy Properties, Inc.
Analytical Graphics, Inc.
Mrs. Brandie Anderson
Mr. Shaun Anderson
Donor Anonymous
Mr. Thomas D. Anthony
Mr. Darrell Ashe
Mrs. Debra D. Ashley
Mrs. Virginia Audia
Auxiliary of Twin Towers
Bacall’s Cafe
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ballay
Ms. Sharon Barrett
Beacon Electric Company
Mr. Willard E. Becker
Mrs. Wilma Beigel
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beimesche
Mrs. Elaine Benedict
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Benson
Mrs. Gertrude Bernet
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Bernstein
Mrs. Dorothy H. Bertsche
Mr. Chuck Bixby
Mrs. Ruth C. Black
Mr. and Mr. Stephen L. Black
Ms. Quentasha Blackmon
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Blankenship
Ms. Desiree Blevins
Mrs. Marian B. Block
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bolognini
Ms. Esther M. Bonkowski
Ms. Ieshia Booker
Ms. Jukita K. Booker
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Boone
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowersox
Ms. Corina Bowman
Ms. Shannon Bowman
Bradford World Renowned Portraiture
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bratton
Mrs. Teresa Breen
Ms. Kelly Brock
Brooklyn Pizza & Pasta
Mr. Joe Brosnahan
Mrs. Ella C. Brown
Mrs. Amy Brunner
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Bukey
Ms. Venita Buntin
Rev. Paul M. Burden
Ms. Sandra Burgess
Mrs. H. Suzanne Burke
Ms. Blaine Burkholder
Ms. Patricia Burrell
Ms. Kathy Cable
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Caldwell, Jr.
Ms. Patrice Calloway- Davis
Camden Foundation
Ms. Darlene Campbell
Ms. Sharon Campbell
Ms. Judy Candy
Catholic Community of Twin Towers
Mrs. Beverly L. Chandler
Ching Ventures LLC
Mrs. Treon Christine
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Robert S. Ciolek
Ms. Patti Clancy
Mrs. Jean Cochran
Ms. Carmen Coffey
Bishop Emerson Colaw
Ms. Jacqueline Collin
Cookies By Design
Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants
Mr. Mike Cope
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cordle
Ms. Denise Corrou
Mr. and Mrs. L. Barry Cors
CR Architecture + Design
Mrs. Elizabeth Croskey
Mrs. Marianna Cruse
Ms. Barbara A. Culver
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cummings
Ms. Bree Dawson
Dr. and Mrs. J. Howard Dawson
Ms. Roberta Dawson
Mr. Sam Dawson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Day
Mrs. Hazel Deffren
Ms. Patricia DeGroff
Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeGroff
Delicio Coal Fired Pizza
Delicio, LLC
Mr. Charles W. Deuser
Mr. Donald E. Dillon
Ms. Judy Dixon
Mrs. Vivian Dobur
Ms. Abraca Drais
Ms. Theresa Dubose
Mr. Jeff Dumas
Ms. Wendy Dunn
Ms. Lynette Durant
Ms. Bianca Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Elsaesser
Ms. Deborah Esslinger
Exxon Mobil Corporation, u/t/o A.M.
Kelsey Bass
Fabulous Frames & Art
Ms. Sarah Falk
Mr. Steven Falso
Mr. Antonio Fannon
Mrs. Jacqueline Farrell
Mrs. Nancy Fenwick
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fessenden
Mr. Ross A. Fife
Mrs. Barbara J. Fitch
Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Fleuette
Mrs. Patricia Flood
John Flournoy
Mr. David A. Loy and Mrs. Joan L. FopmaLoy
Ms. Kathleen Fowler
Mrs. Melissa Frampton
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Franchi
Mrs. Marilyn Frank
Ms. Julie Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. French
Mr. Nicholas French
Mrs. Patricia French
Mrs. Margery A. Freshley
Friends of Twin Lakes
Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc.
Ms. Olga Fryer
Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Gabis
Ms. Kristin Gaffney
Gallagher SKS
Ms. Edna H. Gangwisch
Mrs. Janis Gaskill
General Electric Corp.
General Electric Evendale Employees
Community Service Fund
Ms. Kristin George
Mrs. Jo Ann Gerdes
Dr. William Gerhardt
Germano’s Ristorante
Ms. Helen T. Gilioli
Gilson’s Engraving
Give With Liberty
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Goebel
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Goggin
Mrs. Eugenie Goggin
Good Shephard Lutheran Church
Mr. Mark Gordon
Ms. Samantha Gossett
Graeters
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Graham
Grand Finale Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grant
Mrs. Josephine D. Graulty
Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP
Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Bertha Green
Greenbrier Development
Joseph R. Grewe
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Griesinger
Ms. Melissa Griffin
Miss Tiffany Groen
Mr. Gaylord Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grover
Miss Elva L. Gscheidle
Ms. Judith C. Haag
Mr. Craig Hafer
Mr. Keith A. Hafer
Mrs. Phyllis J. Hafer
Dr. and Mrs. T. Richard Halberstadt
Ms. Jessica Hall
Mrs. Madelon C. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hamant
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
Mrs. Jessica Hamm
Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hanchett
Mr. Edward Hannon
Mr. Edward P. Hannon
Ms. Claudia Harrod
Mr. and Mrs. David Hartman
Mrs. Bernice Hashimoto
Ms. Janet Hauck
Hawthorn Club
Healthcare Advisory Network
Mrs. Katherine Heimsath
Mrs. Willena L. Henderly
Ms. Shameka Herald
Heritage Health Care
Miss Roberta Hermesch
Ms. Daphne Hesse
Mrs. Evelyn W. Heyl
Mrs. Carol L. Hillsley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Hillsley
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hissom
Mr. Bruce Hobbs
Ms. Victoria E. Hoctor
Mr. Harry R. Hoerr
Anthony C. Holtzapple
Mr. Jon Homer
Ms. Nikita Hopkins
Mrs. Elaine M. Horan
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Mrs. Katherine Huff-Gagai
Mr. William Hutcheson
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Ms. Lynn Iorfida
Wes Iredale
Ms. Edith M. Irey
Mrs. Leigh Ismael
J. P. Oil Company, Inc. u/t/o A.M. Kelsey
Bass
Mr. Cliff Jacobs
Ms. Terri Jansen
Ms. Vanessa Jennings
Mr. Young Jin
Mr. Scott Jividen
Mrs. Lois Johannigman
Ms. Andrea Johnson
Mr. Roderquez Johnson
Mr. Russell Johnson
Ms. Sylvia M. Johnson
Mr. Tom Jones
Jones Lang LaSalle
Mrs. Gail W. Kagler
Kahny Printing Inc.
Mr. Mark Keily
Mrs. Jean Kemper
Ms. Barbara Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kenrich
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kingsbury
Mrs. Margaret W. Kite
Mr. William M. Kite, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleem
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Klenk
Ms. Victoria Koett
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kofler
Krohn Conservatory
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kuenning
Mr. Todd Kuhn
Ms. Holly Kutchera
Mrs. Vera E. Lambert
LaRosa’s Pizzeria
Mrs. Leah Lataille
Mrs. Betty J. Latimer
Ms. Judy C. Lauck
Mrs. Sandy Lauman
Mrs. Grace Ulm Lavrich
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lay
LEC Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ledwin
Lend Lease
Mrs. Diana V. Lin
Linda Caswell, Berry & Sons Foundation
Inc.
Mr. Andy J. Lipps
Ms. Briandi Little
Mrs. Carol Lou Logeman
Leonard M. Luiso
Mrs. Rose Marie Luking and Mr. Dale L.
Smotherman
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Mrs. Barbara MacTaggart
Mailender, Inc
Maketewah Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin L. Mansfield
Ms. Melissa Marston
Marty’s Hops & Vines
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Maxson
Mr. Randal T. May
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mayer
Ms. Jeanne Mays
Ms. Eleanor McCombe
Ms. Kathy McCool
Mr. Kenneth L. McDonald
Ms. Vera McDonough
Ms. Erin McGaha
McKesson Medical - Surgical
Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. McQuinn
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Meissner
Mrs. Sharon A. Menke
Ms. Joan E. Mettey
Ms. Debra K. Meyer
Mr. Harry Meyer
Mrs. Anna Middlekamp
Ms. Carol Miglioli
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Miller
Ms. Nancy Millett
Mr. Steve Mock
Mr. Ruben Molina
Monro Brakes/Tires
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moore Jr.
Mr. Mark Mountel
Mrs. Kate Mountjoy
Rev. Jerry G. Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm C. Myers
Mr. Arjuna Narayawa
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Nash
NECA
Mr. Wayne A. Neely
Mr. Adam Neftzer
Ms. Stephanie Neftzer
Mr. Kevin Niehaus
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nixon
Ms. Shawnda Noble
Northside-College Hill Kiwanis Club
O.P. & W.E. Edwards Foundation
Mrs. Mardie O’Connor
Ohio River Valley District Mission
Foundation
Mr. Rick Olano
Mr. and Mrs. William F. O’Leary Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Onega
Mrs. Caryl A. Osterhus
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pancero
Mr. Stephen W. Pater
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Patterson
Dr. Jack E. Payne
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, A Division of
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
Ms. Cecelia Pelzel
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Perbix
Peter Gregory Florist
Ms. Deborah Peterson
Mrs. Debra E. Pitman
Planes Moving Storage
Plante & Moran, PLLC
Mr. David F. Pohl
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Pontius
Ms. Carrie Popp
Prelude Services
Ms. Vernell Prophett
Mr. David Putman
Queen City Art Club
Quiet Benefits Agency
Ms. Sharron Randolph-Lewis
Mrs. Heather L. Ratz
Ms. Nadia Ray
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Raye
RBC Capital Markets
Mrs. Barbara Reardon
Mr. Paul Rebel
Mr. Nick Rechtin
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Redmon
Mrs. Janice Rehring
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Reigel
Mrs. Joan Reiniger
Gerald Remme
Residents Council of Twin Towers
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reusch
Mr. Thomas Reusch
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice
Mrs. Judy Rich
Ms. Mary Rivera
Ms. Bessie Roberson
Ms. Katherine Roberts
Ms. Deborah Roche
Ms. Susan Rodger
Mrs. Jean Rodgers
Ms. Gertrude Roesch
Ms. Cheryl Rogers
Mrs. Jean S. Rogers
Ms. Angela Michelle Rose
Mrs. Susan Rose
Mr. Roger Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rudd
Rudino’s Sports Bar
Ms. Nancy G. Rueger
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rueger
Mr. James Runkle
Miss Rhonda Saccone
Ms. Tiffany Sampson
Mrs. Joan Scahill
Ms. Phyllis Schmid
Ms. Mary Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Schneider
Mrs. Katharina Schulten
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schwandner
Schwartz Jewelers Inc.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Schwarz
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schweiger
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Scott
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Mr. Eric Sebastian
Mrs. Louise A. Selden
Seth Podiatry Inc.
Mr. Adam Shaffer
Mrs. Ruth C. Shawver
Ms. Susan Shields
Ms. Sue Shouse
Ms. Ashley L. Siffel
Skillsource Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slay
Mr. Willard Small
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Smith, Jr.
Miss Genevieve Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Somers
Mr. Arick Sonneborn
Mr. Vic Spang
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Spelman, Jr.
Sports Investments Inc.
Ms. Michelle Spruance
Ms. Betty A. Stacey
Mr. Kenneth Stahl
Mr. Joshua Staples
Ms. Iris M. Steed
Mrs. Barbara Steers
Ms. Sarah Steffen
Ms. Lois M. Stephens
Sterling Cut Glass
Ms. Juanita Stevenson
Mrs. Elizabeth Steward
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Stibich
Stocklin Family Endowment
Ms. Kimberely Stone-Littner
Strategic Employee Benefit Service
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Stratman
Mrs. Sonia Strauss
Mr. Dennis Stufft
Mrs. Judith Suddendorf
Ms. Bea Sullivan
Paul J. Sweetman
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Talbot
Ms. Molly A. Talbot
Mrs. Dorothy Tate
Mr. Stephen Temming
Tennant Company
Mrs. Stella A. Tertinsky
The Beach Waterpark
The Coggins Group at Morgan Stanley
Smith Barney
The Kroger Company
The Original Pancake House
The Woodhouse Day Spa - Cincinnati
Mrs. Susan E. Thibodeau
Patricia G. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tonnis
Mr. James Traynor
Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. Trindle
Mrs. Gayle C. Trump
Mr. Fredrick Tuepker Jr.
Ms. Tiffany Turley
Twin Lakes Dining
Twin Lakes Gathering
Twin Towers Chapel Fund
Twin Towers Christian Fellowship
Ms. Julie Uhrig
United Dairy Farmers
United Methodist Women Twin Towers
Christian Fellowship
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaughan
Viox Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vollmer
Ms. Mary Vossberg
Ms. Becky Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wagner
Mrs. Jennifer Warren
Mrs. Ruth E. Watkins
Wealth Dimensions Group LTD.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Weber, Jr.
Ms. Mary Jean Webster
Mr. and Mrs. H. Joshua Weiser, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wendling
Wesmates Sunday School Class
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Wessel
Mr. Eric Wessels
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Wessels
Ms. Mary E. West
West Ohio Conference U M Church
Mrs. Norma J. Westaway
Westwood United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wetenkamp
Ms. Ethel White
Ms. Roniqua Whitehead
Ms. Carol Wick
Ms. Evelyn Widner
Mr. John E. Wild
Ms. Diane Wiles
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wilhelm
Mr. Antewan Williams
Ms. DeVona Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Williams
Ms. Jamila Wilson
Ms. Mary Jean Wink
Miss Ann C. Winslow
Ms. Donna Wocher
Ms. Ellen M. Wood
Chaplain Rebecca Woods
Mr. Tony Woods
Mr. Ryan Woolley
Ms. Barbara M. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Yancy
Mr. Kin Yeung
Mrs. Mary Louise Yingling
Mr. Herbert Young
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Zeno
Mr. Joseph Zugelter
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Upcoming Events
m Opening
Minds Through Art Celebrations
Celebrate the artists and their artwork at the
Opening Minds Through Art Celebrations which
include a brief program and refreshments.
Twin Towers – Monday, December 1st, 1:302:30 p.m. in The Gulden Community Center
Twin Lakes – Tuesday, December 2nd, 6-7:30
p.m. in the Chapel and Art Studio
m
Christian Fellowship and Theater
“In Bethlehem Inn”, a play and dessert program will
be held on Wednesday, December 3rd at 6:30
p.m. in The Gulden Community Center.
m Light
Up a Life
You are invited to join us as we honor and
remember those dear to the Twin Lakes family at the
annual Light Up a Life Celebration on Thursday,
December 4th at 3:00 p.m. in the Chapel
Rotunda. The commemoration program and the
lighting of the tree will be followed
by light refreshments and caroling.
m Blessing
of the Angel Tree
Please join us as we celebrate
the Blessing of the Angel Tree
at Twin Towers on Friday,
December 5th in the
Wilson Art Gallery and
Lounge beginning at
6:30 p.m. The Belles
and Beauxes will
perform in The Gulden
Community Center
following the blessing.
m 15th
Annual LEC Golf Classic
The 15th Annual LEC Golf Outing will be held
on Monday, April 27th at the Makatewah
Country Club. Look for details on registration and
sponsorships coming to you in January, 2015.