Legacy Newsletter Fall 2013 - Life Enriching Communities

November 2013
A Publication of the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
Twin Lakes Nominated as
Best Place to Work
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A Life Enriching Communities
Foundation Publication
November 2013
Making a Difference in the Lives
of Others
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
Andy Grant
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
Our mission is to enhance the lifestyles
of older adults in Christian Community
through the Way of Wellness by our
• Philosophy (embracing whole-person well
being),
• People (developing and empowering a
talented team),
• Practices (continually improving services),
and
• Performance (delivering great results).
Core Values
Respect • Innovation • Spirituality • Excellence
Whale of a Sale
The Whale of a Sale, sponsored
by The Friends of Twin Lakes,
raised $12,000 to support the
Benevolent Care and Pastoral
Care programs at Twin Lakes.
Making a Difference Day
Residents and Associates of
Twin Lakes joined with American
Heritage Girls Troop 0025, the
Montgomery Moms, Ursuline
Academy students, Cincinnati Hills
Christian Academy students and
other Montgomery residents in
various projects as part of Making
a Difference Day on Saturday,
October 19th. Projects included
creating cards for a Marine unit,
finishing blankets for Project Linus
and making 200 sandwiches for
the City Gospel Mission.
Peggy Kite: An Advocate
for The Path at Twin Lakes
F
or many, the path to Twin
Lakes and Twin Towers
can seem like a winding road that
eventually leads them home. For
Peggy Kite, it was always an obvious
fit. Peggy has been familiar with the
Montgomery neighborhood since
she was a young girl. She spent
many days with her dear friends
exploring what was then farmland
in the area. Peggy grew up in the
city, living on Madison Rd. for
most of her childhood. After she
married and her family expanded,
they eventually moved to Indian
Hill where Peggy and her husband
took advantage of nature and the landscape, riding
horses and taking in all the outdoors had to offer. Peggy
lived in her home in Indian Hill for 30 years. After her
children moved out and her husband passed away, she
decided that it was time to move.
Peggy became a charter resident of Twin Lakes when
she found a perfect villa, surrounded by the grass and
greenery that she’d grown to love. She especially loved
that her place sits on the Montgomery/Indian Hill line.
Peggy’s longstanding connection to the green space
around Twin Lakes makes her a natural and
passionate advocate for the path project.
She believes in the project wholeheartedly
and thinks that it is a vital component of
Twin Lakes. The path is the connecting
link between North Campus and Central
Campus. It also eliminates the need to get
in the car and drive on Montgomery Road.
“It’s healthy to walk,” says Peggy. “I hope
it will encourage walking among the Twin
Lakes Residents. Walking is so important and
we will have the best resource right here on
campus!” Peggy loves that the path will help
maintain the idyllic and farm-like atmosphere
of the community that she remembers from
her childhood.
We are grateful for the support that Peggy has lent to
the walking path project. She believes that the path is
an important asset to the community around Twin Lakes
as well. “The path is a link that exposes residents of
Montgomery to the beauty of the area and Twin Lakes’
campus,” says Peggy. As an LEC Foundation Board
Member, Peggy has remained faithful to the project and
we are very excited for it to be complete, as we know
that Peggy and many of the Twin Lakes residents will put
it to immediate use!
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Twin Lakes Path Update
ue to some generous lead gifts recently, construction on Phase
Two of the path began in early October with an estimated
completion date of November 21st. Connecting all of the campuses at
Twin Lakes, the path will be a vital resource for our residents and guests.
Walking and being active is such an important part of a healthy
lifestyle. In fact, the Greater Cincinnati Health Foundation recently
changed their name to Interact for Health, emphasizing action in their
name. We are proud to offer a place for our community to interact for
their health, on the Twin Lakes Path.
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A Legacy of
Leadership and
Support – Bill Culp
T
he Life Enriching
Communities (LEC)
Foundation has been blessed for
decades with a tradition of generous
support. We see the benefits of
the gifts to the Foundation around
us at Twin Towers and Twin Lakes
daily. The Foundation’s Board
allocates funds for special projects
and reinvests them into the
communities. LEC’s Foundation is a
substantial one, and for it to operate
properly, it requires a dedicated and
capable Board.
Bill Culp’s relationship with the
organization has spanned almost
30 years. He’s been a consultant, a
Board Member and is currently the
Board Chair for the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation. When Bill
first became a member of the Board,
there was a strong clergy influence.
“This was definitely appropriate,”
said Culp. “We needed to make sure
that we were growing with the times
and looking to serve the United
Methodist Church and other religious
persons.” With Bill’s knowledge
and direction, the Board was able
to expand the Foundation’s focus,
while maintaining the core United
Methodist values of the organization.
Culp likes to call himself somewhat
of an agent of change and he was
able to bridge the gap between
the United Methodist leaders and
the businessmen on the Board.
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Therapy Suite
To Offer
Innovative
Rehab
Approaches
T
he new Therapy Suite at
Twin Towers is nearing
completion and when it is finished,
it will be one of the premier
rehabilitation facilities in the area! The Suite is designed to maximize
the rehab potential of Twin Towers’
residents and individuals from the
greater community.
“Ultimately, the focus of the Board
and the LEC Foundation goes far
beyond the residential aspect and
the whole organization thinks far
more broadly than it did 30 years
ago,” Culp says. “We recognize that
we have to be flexible to serve our
residents today.”
The Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
is grateful for the
leadership and direction
that Bill Culp provides. The
knowledge and perspective
that he brings to the Board is
essential to the Foundation’s
continued growth. “We are blessed
by Bill’s continued support and
leadership in making Life Enriching
Communities exceptional due
to his devotion to serving and
guiding us,” says Molly Talbot,
Life Enriching Communities Vice
President of Development. Bill
Culp is a blessing to Life Enriching
Communities and we thank him for
his service!
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The Therapy Suite will include
an Activities of Daily Living
room, which creates a home-like
environment where individuals
can practice getting in and out of a
real bed, as opposed to a hospital
bed or treatment mat table. It also
features private treatment rooms
for those individuals that
need more personalized
treatment or prefer more
privacy.
The Therapy Suite will have
some of the most cutting edge
equipment, including treadmills
with heart monitors, recumbent
stepper, elliptical, and much more!
“With the new equipment, we
will be able to expand our market,
which we’re very excited about,”
said Chrissy Susshine, Community
Rehab Director at Twin Towers.
The Therapy Suite should “open for
business” later this year.
Keep watching the newsletters for
more information!
Chapel Restoration Project
at Twin Towers
T
he legacy of Twin Towers’ historically greatest
benefactors, Obed and Amanda Wilson,
continues to make significant positive impact on the
campus yet today. What began nearly 90 years ago with
the donation of the Wilson’s beloved art collection has
today opened the door for a much-needed renovation
and restoration of one of Twin Towers’ centerpiece
attractions, the Wilson Chapel.
The latest chapter in the Wilson’s evolving and sustained
support of Twin Towers began a few years ago with the
recognition that the art collection was of such value that
it could not be properly cared for within the confines of
the campus’ Art Gallery. Rather than risk the collections’
security and safety, not to mention its significant value,
the decision was made to allow the collection to be sold
and the proceeds used to benefit Twin Towers and its
residents in yet-to-be-determined ways.
This process culminated this past May when one of the
paintings in the collection, Yosemite by artist William
Keith, surprised art experts with an unexpected sale
price of $625,000, sale proceeds that exceeded experts’
expectations set in the range of $70,000-90,000. This
unexpected blessing excited the campus and opened the
door for the commencement of a project to restore and
modernize the Chapel to keep it sound and worthy of the
Wilson’s legacy of support.
“The Chapel is considered one of the true treasures
on our campus, and is regarded by many residents as
the true center of campus activity,” said Jim Lay, Twin
Towers’ Executive Director. “This opportunity to invest a
portion of these unexpected proceeds in such a vital part
of our campus life was something we were thrilled to
undertake.”
Discussions of the specifics of this restoration have
begun, but as yet have not progressed to a point where
specific design features, other than core structural
requirements, have been identified. It is important to
note that the process of evaluating the key elements
of this restoration and renovation already involves key
resident leaders, both formal and spiritual, working with
Lay and other LEC leaders to ensure that
the investments made reflect
the spirit of the Wilson legacy,
the importance of Twin Towers’
Christian and Methodist heritage
as well as the evolving breadth
of spiritual roots that are an
integral part of our present and
future campus population.
Left: The Wilson Chapel
today; Right: The rear of
the Wilson Chapel in 1909.
2014 will be an exciting year on
the Twin Towers campus, as this
new Chapel design emerges and
becomes a reality among many
other developments. Be watching
for more news as this process
unfolds.
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Twin Lakes
Nominated as Best
Place to Work
Strengthening Our Team
Rebecca
Woods
Joins the
Twin Towers
Pastoral Care
Team
W
e are excited to welcome
Rev. Rebecca Woods
to the Twin Towers’ Pastoral Care
Team. Rebecca has most recently
served as Co-Pastor and then Pastor
of Carthage Christian Church.
She also served as the Executive
Director of the Campus Ministry
Center at Miami University.
At Twin Towers, she will focus on
ministering to the needs of the
resident’s in the Health Pavilion.
Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Arts
in Speech Communication/Public
Relations from Miami University
and a Masters of Divinity from
the United Theological Seminary
in Dayton, Ohio. She is currently
enrolled in the Clinical Pastoral
Education program at Twin Towers.
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O
ur Associates have
spoken! Over 100
Associates gave Twin Lakes
“high marks” on surveys
completed earlier this year
that resulted in Twin Lakes
being selected as a finalist
in the Cincinnati Business
Courier’s 2013 Best Places To
Work competition!
“We are honored
that our Associates
made this happen,”
says Jim Mayer,
Executive Director,
Twin Lakes.
“The attitudes of
Associates who
are fulfilled in their
jobs is reflected in
their commitment to
provide exceptional,
everyday experiences
for our residents and
guests.”
The finalists will be
honored and the
winners – those companies with
the most engaged workforce – will
be announced at a reception on
Thursday, November 14th at the
Duke Energy Convention Center.
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Running and
Walking for
Great Causes
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Alzheimer’s Walk
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Over 100 residents, associates and
family members participated in the
Walk to End Alzheimer’s raising $4,200
for the Alzheimer’s Association.
Our LEC team boasted the largest
number of walkers for all participating
organizations (photos 1-3).
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Rhythm Race
Twin Towers was well
represented in the annual College
Hill Rhythm Race on Saturday,
September 7th. Residents,
associates and family members
participated by running, walking
or cheering along the race route.
The event raised $2,500 for the
College Hill Community Urban
Redevelopment Corporation.
(photos 4-7).
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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
5th, 2013 at 4p.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 tree-lighting ceremony.
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.
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?
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 6th, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in the Wilson Art
Gallery and Lounge.
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Address_______________________________________________________________________________________________
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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, 2013 through August 15, 2013. Your generous
support helped to fulfill our mission. Thank you for expressing your loving care to our residents with your generous gifts.
Ms. Abrehet Abay
Mr. James Abt
Ms. Anita Acomb
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Acord
Mr. Artice L. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Adams
Ms. Helen Adams
Mr. Mike Agenter
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M. Agresta
Mr. David S. Ahrends
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aka
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexa
Mr. Jeffrey J. Alexander
Mrs. Miriam Allbee
Ms. Evette Allen
Ms. Rhonda Amburgy
Mrs. Brandie Anderson
Ms. Julie Angel
Miss Elisabeth T. Anger
Donor Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Anson
Mrs. Betty L. Armstrong
Ms Caitlin Armstrong
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Armstrong
Ms. Orba Arnold
Mr. Mark Asback
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Ashley
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Astbury
Ms. Norma Jean Atchison
Mrs. Virginia Audia
Ms. Vickie Auwbrey
Auxiliary of Twin Towers
Efrain Azmitia
Bacall’s Cafe
Ms. Marlene Baer-Boden
Dr. and Mrs. George Balz
Ms. Missy Balzer
Bank Life & Casualty Co.
Mr. Adam Beck
Mr. Barry Becker
Mrs. Carol Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Bedree
Ms. Pat Beebe
Mrs. Elaine Benedict
Mrs. Gertrude Bernet
Mr. Chuck Bixby
Ms. Quentasha Blackmon
Ms. Carol A. Blain
Ms. Jean Blake
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Blake
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M.
Blankenship
Mr. Matthew Blanton
Mrs. Emily Blasberg
Mr. Justin Blau
Ms. Desiree Blevins
Mrs. Marian B. Block
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bolognini
Mrs. Kay Booher
Ms. Ieshia Booker
Ms. Jukita K. Booker
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Boone
Ms. Mary Bordwell
Mr. Richard Borowsky
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy E. Bourgraf
Ms. Joyce Bourleuf
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowersox
Ms. Corina Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bowman
Mrs. Lisa Bowman
Bradford World Renowned
Portraiture
Mr. Matt Brandewiede
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brandt
Mr. Mike Brauning
Mr. William W. Brayshaw
Mrs. Linda Bredemeier
Ms. Debra Bringman
Ms. Rita Brodniak
Mr. Doug Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brooks
Mrs. Sarah S. Broomfield
Ms. Ella C. Brown
Ms. Suse Broyde
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bucher
Ms. Venita Buntin
Ms. Helen S. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Burke
Mrs. Suzanne Burke
Ms. Patricia Burrell
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Busby
Ms. Kathy Cable
Cabot Creamery
Ms. Patrice Calloway- Davis
Camargo Cadillac
Ms. Glenda Campbell
Ms. Pamella Campbell
Ms. Sharon Campbell
Ms. Joy Carstens
Ms. Kay Cartney
Mr. Marcus Cash
Mr. Roger Catugal
Ms. Diane Caulkins
Mrs. Linda Chandler
Ms. Patricia A. Chandler
CHC Manufacturing Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cheffy
Ms. Mary Margaret Cheffy
Ms. Janette Christiansen
Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick Christine
Church of the Saviour
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical
Gardens
Mr. Robert S. Ciolek
City Barbeque, Inc.
Ms. Patti Clancy
Ms. Gayle Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cobb
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody
Ms. Carmen Coffey
Bishop Emerson Colaw
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Collett
Ms. Jacqueline Collin
Mr. Wayne Collins
Ms. Karen Combs
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Compston, Sr.
Cookies By Design
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Cool
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cool
Mr. Mike Cope
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cordle
Ms. Denise Corrou
Ms. Gloria Coruzzi
Ms. Bonny Coy
Ms. Margaret Coy
Mr. Phillip D. Crabtree
Mr. Albert B. Craig
The Rev. Ms. Jill Croswell
Ms. Alexis Cruikshank
Mrs. Marianna Cruse
Ms. Barbara A. Culver
Mr. Mitchell Dale and Ms.
Kathleen Foreman
Mr. Bruce J. Daniel
Mr. Brian Dargis
Ms. Cheryl Davis
Mr. Wayne Davis
Ms. Bree Dawson
Ms. Roberta Dawson
Mr. Sam Dawson
Mrs. Candy Day
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Day
Ms. Veronica De Armond
Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Deal
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dean
Ms. Nancy DeCastro
Ms. Vicky Derderian
Mr. and Mrs. E. James Dickey
Mr. Edgar Dillingham
Diversity, Inc.
Ms. Judy Dixon
Ms. Abraca Drais
Ms. R. Elaine Dreidame
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Drewes
Ms. Theresa Dubose
Ms. Joanne Duda
Ms. Jessica Dudley
Mrs. Sue Duebber
Mr. Jeff Dumas
Mrs. Doris A. Dunathan
Mr. Ronnie Duskin
Mr. Paul Eagle
Eddie Lane’s Diamond Showroom
Eddie Merlot
Ms. Trudy Edler
Ms. Carol J. Edwards
Edwin H. Green Intermediate
School
Mr. Leo Ege
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Eger
Mr. Patrick Yves Eichenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Eiler
Ms. Bianca Elliott
Mr. Bobby Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis
Mr. Shawn Ellis
Mrs. Mary Emerick
Mrs. Mary E. Ervin
Ms. Amara Essex
John M. Evans
Exxon Mobil Corporation, u/t/o
A.M. Kelsey Bass
Fabulous Frames & Art
Mr. Antonio Fannon
Mrs. Jacqueline Farrell
Mrs. Nancy Fenwick
Mrs. Diane Ficker
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fishwick
Mrs. Barbara Fitch
Mr. David H. A. Fitch
Ms. Tracy Fitzgerald
Mr. William Fitzpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foltzer
Ms. Leigh Ismael
Ms. Nancy B. Forbriger
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Forgacs
Mrs. Melissa Frampton
Mr. Gregory Frank
Mr. William Franklin
and Mrs. Mary J. Frazer
Ms. Swann Fredrickson and Mr.
Charles C. VanOrnum
Mr. Michael Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis French
Mr. Nicholas French
Mrs. Margery Freshley
Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc.
Mr. Gary Frueauff
Funding Factory
Mrs. Gertrude Furer
Ms. Kristin Gaffney
Gallagher SKS
Ms. Edna H. Gangwisch
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Ganz
Ms. Marietta K. Garber
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Garn
Gem City Chorus of Sweet
Adelines Int’l
General Electric Corp.
General Electric Evendale Employees
Community Service Fund
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Mrs. Jo Ann Gerdes
Dr. William Gerhardt
Mr. Anthony Gersham
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M.
Gildemeister
Mrs. Barb Gilman
Ms. Nancy S. Ginther
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Glass
Mrs. Norma H. Gloeckler
Ms. Doris Gordon
Ms. Samantha Gossett
Graeter’s Ice Cream
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grant
Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. William Greber
Ms. Bertha Green
Greenbrier Development
Ms. Melissa Griffin
Mr. Gaylord Gross
Mrs. Adeline A. Guerrero
Mr. Reagan Gushulak
Ms. Judith C. Haag
Ms. Kathleen L. Hackett
Mr. Craig Hafer
Mr. Keith A. Hafer
Mrs. Phyllis J. Hafer
Ms. Priscilla G. Haffner
Mrs. Margaret Halberstadt
Mr. and Mrs. T. Richard
Halberstadt
Ms. Jessica Hall
Mrs. Madelon C. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Halteman
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
Hamilton Co. Early Intervention
Mrs. Jessica Hamm
Mrs. Christie Hanchett
Mr. J. R. Haney
Mr. R. Daniel Hannon
Ms. Sherry Harmon
Ms. Belinda Harris
Mr. Mike Harris
Mrs. Nancy Hartman
Harvest Financial Advisors LLC
Ms. Marty Hasley
Hawthorn Club
Ms. Betty P. Haynes
Haynes & Snyder
Mr. Timothy F. Heaberlin
Ms. Florence Hedrick
Mrs. Katherine Heimsath
Mrs. Pauline Heinisch
Ms. Sherry Heller
Mrs. Willena L. Henderly
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hengehold
Ms. Shameka Herald
Mr. Chris Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heringer
Heritage Health Care
Miss Roberta Hermesch
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Herms
Ms. Ann C. Heslop
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Mrs. Evelyn W. Heyl
Hightech Signs
Mr. Michael Hill
Mr. Raymond Hils
Ms. Margaret Hoban
Ms. Victoria E. Hoctor
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hoeb, JR.
Mrs. Carol Hoehn
Mr. Harry R. Hoerr
Mrs. Bertha Hoeweler
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hoeweler
Mr. Jon Homer
Hopping Green & Sams, P.A.
Horizons Landscape & Irrigation
Ms. Anita Howard
Mrs. Katherine Huff-Gagai
Hug Jewelers
Mrs. Donna L. Hughes
Mr. Donald Huhn
Mr. Joe Hurley
Mr. Hazen Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. R. Steve Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Imbus
Mr. Mark Inabnitt
Infinite Services Contracting
Ms. Lynn Iorfida
Ms. Edith M. Irey
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Iskra
Mrs. Leigh Ismael
J. P. Oil Company, Inc. u/t/o A.M.
Kelsey Bass
Ms. Angela Jackman
Mrs. Moya Jacobs
Ms. Jane Jandacek
Ms. Terri Jansen
Mrs. Judy Jaquet
Ms. Cinda K. Jarboe
Ms. Vanessa Jennings
Jewish Communial Fun
Mr. Scott Jividen
Ms. Justina Jobe
Mrs. Lois Johannigman
Ms. Beverly Johnson
Mrs. Ginger Johnson
Mr. Roderquez Johnson
Mr. Russell Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson
Mrs. T Embury Jones
Mr. Tim Jones
Mr. Tom Jones
Jones Lang LaSalle
Mr. Christopher Joos
Mrs. Gail W. Kagler
Ms. Dorothy M. Kappesser
Ms. Gail Kashishian
Mr. Ousamane Kebe
Mr. George Keepler
Mr. and Mrs. John Keil
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Keith
Mrs. Jean Kemper
Ken Neyer Plumbing, Inc.
Mrs. Hazel Kendle
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kenrich
Mr. James E. Kern
Mrs. Regina Kesterson
Mr. Dan Kiley
Ms. Mary Killilea
Ms. Madonna King
Ms. Wilma King
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kingsbury
Mrs. Margaret W. Kite
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Klaus
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Klenk
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Kluener
Mr. Fred Knodle
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kofler
Ms. Diana L. Korb
Ms. Vickie Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kremer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kremser
Ms. Marilyn Krock
Krohn Conservatory
Mr. Richard J. Kruse
Ms. Juanita Kuemmel
Mr. Todd Kuhn
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kummer
Ms. Jo Ann Lambers
Mrs. Vera E. Lambert
LaRosa’s Pizzeria
Ms. Leah Lataille
Mrs. Betty J. Latimer
Ms. Maisie Latour
Ms. Judy C. Lauck
Mrs. Sandy Lauman
Mrs. Grace Lavrich
Ms. Taylor A. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lay
LEC Foundation
Mr. Stephen Ledwin
Lend Lease
Mrs. Diana Lin
Linda Caswell, Berry & Sons
Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linnabary
Mr. Andy J. Lipps
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Listermann
Mrs. Lois E. Little
Mr. Doug Loftus
Mrs. Carol Lou Logeman
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ludwig
Luken Construction Inc.
Mrs. Rose Marie Luking and Mr.
Dale L. Smotherman
Ms. Donna Lutes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyon
M. Hopple & Co.
Mrs. Barbara MacTaggart
Mailender, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Mains
Maketewah Country Club
Mr. Gregory Manley
Ms. Alycen H. Mansell
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin L. Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marchand
Ms. Morita Marmo
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Marsh
Marty’s Hops & Vines
Dr. and Mrs. Teruo Masukawa
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mathias
Dr. and Mrs. Steele F. Mattingly
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Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Maxson
Mr. Randal T. May
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mayer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mayfield
Ms. Jeanne Mays
Ms. Eleanor McCombe
Ms. Kathy McCool
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCoy
Mr. Kenneth L. McDonald
Ms. Vera McDonough
Ms. Leslie McGhee
Ms. Teruko McGuire
McKesson Medical - Surgical
Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. McQuinn
Mr. and Mrs. John C. McVicker
Charles S. Mechem, Jr.
Megen Construction Company,
Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Meissner
Mrs. Sharon Menke
Ms. Joan E. Mettey
Mrs. Anna Middlekamp
Ms. Catherine Miller
Mrs. Judith Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Mr. Scott D. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miltner
Mr. Dumas Minor
Ms. Dawn Mitic
Mr. Steve Mock
Mr. Ruben Molina
Ms. Sheila Molina
Monro Brakes/Tires
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moore Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Morand
Ms. Kirsten Morehand
Mrs. E. Louise Morrison
Mrs. Ruth Motz
Mr. Mark Mountel
Rev. and Mrs. Jerry G. Mueller
Mr. Tiryne Mulholland
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller
My Tribute Gift Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Myers
Mrs. Jean T. Nagle
Mr. Wayne A. Neely
Ms. Stephanie Neftzer
Mr. Craig Nelson
Mr. Ron Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Don Neyer
Mr. Kevin Niehaus
Mr. Edward Nies
Ms. Shawnda Noble
Mr. and Mrs. John Noelcke
O.P. & W.E. Edwards Foundation
Oak Hills United Methodist
Women
Mr. Michael O’Donnell
Ms. Dorothy Oechsler
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Oenbrink
Ohio River Valley District Mission
Foundation
Ohio Valley Electrical Services
Mr. and Mrs. William F. O’Leary Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Onega
Ms. Julie Osswald
Mrs. Patricia E. Ostasiewski
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Osterhus
Ms. Beatrice Overgaard
Ms. Janet Overlay
Ms. Susan Pace
Mr. Angelo Paganelli
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pascoe
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Pavey
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pebbles, Jr.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams LLP
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Perbix
Mr. John R. Perry
Perry Park Golf Resort
Peter Gregory Florist
Ms. Deborah Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. John Pfiester
Mrs. Debra E. Pitman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pitts
Plante & Moran, PLLC
PNC Bank
Mr. David F. Pohl
Ms. Virginia H. Pohl
Mr and Mrs. Dan Policastro
Ms. Judy Pollock
Prelude Services
Rev. and Mrs. Howard D. Preston
Ms. Jessica Procaccini
Ms. Vernell Prophett
Mr. Adam Puccini
Ms. Hannah Pullem
Mr. David Putman
Mrs. Suzanne Querol
Ms. Tanya Ratcliff-Mikesell
Ms. Heather L. Ratz
Ms. Nadia Ray
RBC Capital Markets
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Reardon
Mr. Nick Rechtin
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Redmon
Ms. Teresia Reece
Mr. Frank Regueyra
Ms. Thais Reiff
Mrs. Agnes Reilly
Mrs. Joan Reiniger
Mr. Randy Reis
Ms. Carol Shoshkes Reiss
Ms. Cornelia Relyea
Mr. Michael J. Rench
Residents Council of Twin Towers
Resonate, Inc.
Mr. Thomas Reusch
Mrs. Caroline Richards
Ms. Barbara D. Rider
Ms. Bessie Roberson
Ms. Clara Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Robinson
Mrs. Jean Rodgers
Mr. Jason Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Rowe
Ms. Ellen Rowe
Rudino’s Sports Bar
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Ruehl
Ms. Beverly Runkle
Mrs. Mary Kristen Ruschell
Ms. Christine Rushlow
Ms. Cecelia Russell-Jayne
Mr. Thomas Sabato
Miss Rhonda Saccone
Mr. John R. Sacks and Mrs. Barbara
R. Sacks
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Sallwasser
Ms. Tiffany Sampson
Mrs. Bonnie Schacht
Ms. Mary Ann Schenk
Ms. Jeanne Schierloh
Chas J. Schmermund
Ms. Phyllis Schmid
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Schmidlin
Ms. Mary Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schmitt
Mrs. Rita Schnecke
Mrs. Katharina Schulten
Mrs. Mary Schultze
Mr. Philip Schutte
Schwab Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schwandner
Schwartz Jewelers Inc.
Ms. Mona J. Schwer
Mr. David A. Scicchitano
Mr. James H. Scott
Mrs. Martha Seaman
Mr. Eric Sebastian
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Seilacher
Mr. Clinton E. Seitz
Mrs. Louise A. Selden
Mr. Franklin Sell
Seth Podiatry Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Shafer
Mr. Adam Shaffer
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Shaffer
Ms. Kim Shamlin
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaver
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Shaw
Mrs. Ruth C. Shawver
Ms. Susan Shields
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Shilt
Mr. and Mrs. William Short
Ms. Sue Shouse
Mr. James A. Shriver
Mr. Mark Siegal and Ms. Mihir
Desai
Ms. Ashley L. Siffel
Ms. Katherine Simmons
Mr. Raymond C. Sinclair and Ms.
Katherine Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Marc H. Sirkin
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Skidmore
Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slay
Mr. and Mrs. John Small
Mr. Willard Small
Mrs. Barbara J. Smith
Ms. Brenda Smith
Mrs. Elva M. Smith and Mr. David
J. Smith
Miss Genevieve Smith
Ms. Karen Smith
Mrs. Rosemary Smith
Mr. Terrell Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Don Soper
Mrs. Evelyn A. Spaulding
Spectrum Consultants
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Spelman, Jr.
Ms. Cindy Spiers
Ms. Jean M. Sponsler
Ms. Michelle Spruance
St. John’s Westminster Union
Church
Ms. Michelle St. Pierre
Ms. Betty A. Stacey
Mr. Joshua Staples
Ms. Elizabeth A. Stautberg
Mrs. Barbara Steers
Sterling Cut Glass
Mrs. Elizabeth Steward
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Stibich
Mr. Robert Stigall
Mr. Anthony Stinson
Ms. Kimberely Stone-Littner
E. Lee Stonewall
Mrs. Nancy Stopenhagen
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D.
Stover
Ms. Marilyn K. Stover
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Strahm
Strategic Employee Benefit Service
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Stratman
Mrs. Sonia Strauss
Mrs. Eleanor Strecker
Mrs. Chris Sullivan
Ms. Chrissy Susshine
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Swanson
Sysco Cincinnati, LLC.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron J. Szabo
T.J. Williams Electric Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Talbot
Ms. Molly A. Talbot
Ms. Norma L. Tassian
Ms. Dorothy L. Taylor
Mrs. Mary Taylor
Ms. Pamela Terry
Mrs. Stella A. Tertinsky
Ms. Abeba Tesfu
Carol Thaman
The Brinkman Group
The Camden Foundation
The Cincinnati Air Conditioning
Co.
The Coggins Group at Morgan
Stanley Smith Barney
The Ellison Group, Inc.
The Melting Pot
The Woodhouse Day Spa Cincinnati
The Kroger Company
Mrs. Susan E. Thibodeau
Ms. Brandy Thomas
Mrs. Barbara Thompson
Thompson Bros. Drywall, Inc.
Mr. Anthony Thornbury
Mrs. Janet Goldsberry Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tonnis
Mr. James Traynor
TriHealth
Mr. Fredrick Tuepker Jr.
Ms. Tiffany Turley
Twin Lakes Gathering
Twin Towers Chapel Fund
Twin Towers Christian Fellowship
Mrs. Rita E. Uehlein
Ms. Julie Uhrig
United Dairy Farmers
United Methodist Women Twin
Towers Christian Fellowship
Ursuline Academy
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Uth
Mr. Donald K. Utzman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaughan
Ms. Charlene Ventura
Mr. John Viox, Jr.
Mr. Michael R. Viox
Mr. and Mrs. John Viox III
Viox Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T. Walker, Ph.D.
Ms. Jean W. Walter
Mrs. Jennifer Warren
Wealth Dimensions Group LTD.
Ms. Rose Mary Webber
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Weber, Jr.
Ms. Mary Jean Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Weizel
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wellman
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Wessels
Mrs. Norma J. Westaway
Westwood United Methodist
Church
Mrs. Jill Wetenkamp
Mr. Chris Weyers
Ms. Jeanne D. Weyers
Ms. Ethel White
Ms. Roniqua Whitehead
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitescarver
Mr. Richard Whitescarver
Ms. Carol Wick
Ms. Judith C. Wickemeyer
Widmer’s Cleaners
Mr. John E. Wild
Ms. Diane Wiles
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wilhelm
Mr. Tim Wilkinson
Mr. Robert L. Williams
Mr. David E. Wilson
Ms. Erin Wilson
Ms. Jamila Wilson
Ms. Mary Jean Wink
Mr. Russell Witte
Ms. Donna Wocher
Mr. and Mrs. William Wohl
Ms. Karen M. Wolf
Ms. Ellen M. Wood
Ms. Barbara M. Wright
Ms. Betty J. Wright
Mr. John Wright
Xavier University
Mrs. Eleanor M. Yeager
Ms. Oleta F. Young
Mrs. Linda Yuan
Mr. Chet Zellars
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Zeno
Mr. Nick Ziepfel
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Upcoming Events
m Holiday
Boutique and Bake Sale
Plan to do some shopping at the Friends of Twin
Lakes Holiday Boutique and Bake Sale on Friday,
November 22nd from 10:30 a.m. until 3:00
p.m. in the Town Square Rotunda. There are many
new and unique craft vendors this year.
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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
5th at 4:00 p.m. in the Chapel
Rotunda. The commemoration program
and the lighting of the tree will be
followed by light refreshments and
caroling.
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of the Angel Tree
Please join us as we celebrate the Blessing of the
Angel Tree at Twin Towers on Friday, December
6th in the Wilson Art Gallery beginning at
6:30 p.m. The Belles and Beauxes will perform
in The Gulden Community Center following the
blessing.
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Annual LEC Golf Classic
The 15th Annual LEC Golf Outing will be held
on Monday, April 28th at the Maketewah
Country Club. Look for details on registration
and sponsorships coming to you in January,
2014.