The Meadows of Ottawa-news
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The Meadows of Ottawa-news
The Me ad ows Messenger Get Creative for Arts & Humanities Month At one point in your life, you’ve been touched by the arts. Maybe it was the night you first danced with your sweetheart to a song that, in the moment, seemed entirely too short. Maybe it was when you first saw a painting that truly moved you, or a play that transported you to a different place and time. Maybe it was when you first cracked open what is now your favorite book and felt as if you knew the characters as well as your closest friends. Or maybe it was your first trip to the movie theater or picture show, when the lights dimmed and the characters magically appeared on the screen before your eyes, larger than life and awe-inspiring. 147 Putnam Parkway Ottawa, OH 45875 Phone: 419.523.4092 Fax: 419.523.0021 www.meadowsofottawa.com October 2016 At our campus, we know that many of our fondest memories are tied to the arts in some way. This is why we encourage our residents to revisit the works of art that they remember from their past, whether it’s by listening to songs from days gone by, popping popcorn and enjoying a classic movie, or even grabbing a friend and taking to the dance floor at one of our events. We are always exploring new and exciting ways to keep the arts and the memories that go along with them alive and well at our campus. As firm believers in the benefits of creative exploration, our campus Life Enrichment staff loves coming up with activities that give our residents a chance to tap into their inner artist, musician, poet, and more. Through our Artisans programming, residents have uncovered hidden talents, rekindled past interests, and discovered new hobbies to enjoy. Throughout our campus grounds and on our Facebook and Twitter pages, we’re constantly showing off their latest creations! If you don’t already follow us on Facebook and Twitter, now is the perfect time to start. From October 17th through the 21st, we’ll be celebrating German culture during our Willkommen to Germany Theme Week, with a special Themed Dinner on ...continued on back page Happy Birthday! Residents Dorothy D. Henrietta W. Elsa B. Art L. Mike H. Margene B. Carol B. Bob L. LaDonna S. October 07 October 07 October 08 October 14 October 17 October 19 October 20 October 22 October 24 Judy J. Coleen F. Morgan K. Molly K. Nancy N. Brooke P. Darlene S. Kari C. Leigh B. October 01 October 11 October 11 October 16 October 18 October 18 October 19 October 25 October 28 Staff Smiles of the Month Executive Director Corner October is here and it is starting to look and feel like fall. Just a reminder as winter approaches, it is probably a great time of the year to bring back some fall and winter apparel and take home the summer ones. September was a busy month at the campus. A special thanks to all who helped make all of our events successful. The food and entertainment were amazing throughout the month. Many memories were created by those who attended. Also, a special thank to everyone who took the time to return your Customer Satisfaction Survey. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. October continues to be busy at the cam- pus. First is our annual Art Walk on October 6th at 6:30pm. Please plan to attend for night of fun and fellowship. Next, Sunday Brunch will be on October 9th. Please RSVP for large groups. Lastly, we will continue our tradition of tailgating with the OG band on October 21st at 5pm. Many others events will be occurring this month. Please review the activity calendar or newsletter for a complete listing of events. As always, thank you for allowing us the privilege of caring for your loved one. If I can assist in any way, please do not hesitate to see me. Sincerely Jim Sherry Executive Director Living Arts Thelma W. turned 101years young! Doris R. enjoying adult coloring club. Mike H. listening to a music program. Edna U. personalizing a tote. Pat D. & Mary K. painting with shaving cream. A Day at Balloon Fest. Residents enjoyed a day at Balloon Fest in Findlay. Residents enjoyed watching the hot air balloons fill up. Unfortunately they never left the ground. Volunteer News Payton Halker and her sister brought two goats out for our residents to enjoy. Sally S. LaDonna S. Clayton M. The musical Beauty and the Beast was enjoyed by residents. Pictured is Eileen K. & Elaine P. with a couple of cast members. Live a Dream Taste of Town Gene K.’s son, Andy, married recently in Indianapolis, Indiana. Life Enrichment Associate Julie escorted Gene three hours to be with his son for this special day! Margaret K. and Jean L. with Wendy from Wendy’s. Mary B. Gene K. with his son, and his wife. ‘Get Creative ’ the 20th. From decorations to costumes and special activities, our campus will be pulling out all the stops and taking plenty of pictures to document the fun! 147 Putnam Parkway Ottawa, OH 45875 Phone: 419.523.4092 Fax: 419.523.0021 www.meadowsofottawa.com This month is National Arts & Humanities month, and the perfect time to stop by our ...continued from cover campus to celebrate the arts. Whether you participate in one of our activities, share a talent such as playing music or singing, or just reminisce with our residents in our courtyard, your presence is sure to brighten their day and yours! A Trilogy Health Services Community A monthly newsletter serving the residents of The Meadows of Ottawa Jim Sherry Executive Director Carrie Vorst Director of Health Care Services Pam Bloomfield Assist Director of Health Care Services Dianna Brinkman MDS Marilyn Siefker Business Office Manager Sarah Hermiller Life Enrichment Director Nicole Wurst Director of Resident Services April Lewis Director of Food Services Karen Warnecke Housekeeping/ Laundry Supervisor Brianna Cox Community Service Rep. Dr. Mandy Klass Medical Director Stay in the Loop Keep up with latest campus news and happenings by following us on your favorite social networks! @MeadowsOttawa The Meadows of Ottawa We strive to provide the best customer service and quality care for our residents. Our Department Leaders are here to solve any concerns you may have. In the event that you need further assistance with any unresolved concerns, we encourage you to contact the Divisional Vice President Rey Nevarez, Divisional Vice President: 216-403-6246, email: [email protected] or our Compliance Hotline: 800-908-8618, ext. 2800; or [email protected] Newsletter Production by PorterOneDesign.com Word Search F U N A U I X W I S C X X C L P Z T Y P B E M K J H U R A K P O P C O R N T J L M E T M L U V I W H Q A F C A M O D N P V I B O V M T T F I A A O R I I T A I Y X R T V T A S E D D D K T G D ACTIVITIES ARTIST BOOK DANCE F I N X J B Z M I L N Z Z O D R I O O A M A C P C F P W E Y I Z L K Y S W A O F T P E O I U D N U V T Z A B T Z S J B C T Q B E S C T T Q I I E G D A G F UN HOBBIES HUMANITIES MEMORY L J J P V A P M A J H E D A E B R V M O G P D I E F W Z T O M Z I S S O O W A D A C T I V I T I E S Z Q V H H O S Y D T V I X A Q M M W G U Z A Q M T K MOVIE PAINT POEM POPCORN Z L P Z U U V F O P L Z Q Z A E K N O S S U K S D V R A I A N C S N E V R F T N U X S E Y I S V P X V R T L C Z P O A L O R O R D B M N Q C U S R L Z W R D Q H S C N V T R H O B B I E S J E SONG STORY TALENT WRITE Y C S F B Q E G Q P A I N T M Y M E I
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