2011 50th Anniversary Newsletter

The Senior Source nEWS
50th Anniversary Edition
2011, Volume 31
the senior source at fifty
Over the Hill and Picking up Speed
In 1961, Dallas boasted a population of nearly
700,000, two newspapers, two professional football teams
(who can forget the Dallas Texans?) and a reputation as
a forward-thinking, charitable city with a vibrant and
growing commercial sector. Local headlines announced the
opening of Six Flags Over Texas, Judy Garland’s performance at Fair Park Music Hall, a merger between the Frito
Company and the H.W. Lay & Company - and the Dallas
Cowboys’ very first win.
The Dallas Times Herald Magazine profiled what it
referred to as a “happiness center” in East Dallas in April
of that year, where five days a week, older adults stayed
busy experiencing the pleasures of growing old. “A Bid for
Happy Hearts” told the story of Hospitality House, the
activity center run by the E. D. Farmer Foundation that
The Rest of the Story
For the record, this cover
story tells how The Senior
Source officially got its start.
The interesting story behind
the story, though, lies in the
history of the E. D. Farmer
Foundation and with E. D.
Farmer himself, and begins
in 19th century England.
Edward Disney Farmer
was born in 1849, of English
parentage in Ireland. His
father was a clergyman of
the Church of England. He was educated in England but
immigrated to the United States in 1871 and worked in a
flour mill in Minnesota until 1875 when he moved to Fort
Worth. There he labored as a construction worker for $1.50
a day. He saved his money and invested in cattle ranching, eventually moving to Aledo to oversee his investment.
Farmer’s cattle business proved so successful that he
began to invest the profits into a new interest – real estate.
He accumulated large holdings in Fort Worth (where he
helped finance the Texas Hotel) and in Vancouver, British
Columbia, where he would live for a number of years.
continued on page 3 . . .
In June, our billboard on the North Dallas Tollway greeted southbound
commuters with news of our 50th.
provided senior citizens, 60 years and above, the opportunity to
find new interests, meet new people, and continue to enjoy life.
Photos depicted members dancing, performing, playing bridge
and painting. The article went on to describe these opportunities provided by the center as “in most cases, the best thing that
could happen to elderly people”- a characterization that still applies to the nonprofit agency it would one day become.
For months, however, the Foundation’s Advisory Board
had struggled with financial difficulties, as the need for services was growing beyond what the Foundation could provide.
Members agreed their role as an advisory board would prohibit
them from raising additional funding. The solution: create a
nonprofit organization that would allow them to more easily
solicit funds from individuals and foundations, and would also
be eligible for consideration as a Dallas Community Chest
(a precursor to United Way) agency. Later that year, the new
organization was incorporated as Senior Citizens Foundation
of Dallas.
It was business as usual during the agency’s early days and
the leadership remained essentially the same. Its first annual
report, Adding Life to the Years, listed officers including Eugene
M. Locke, president, Robert Olmsted, vice president, and
John M. Stemmons, treasurer. It went on to state that the
Senior Citizens Foundation would continue “serving senior
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2011-12 Board of Directors
Directors
Executive Committee
Chairman-elect
Robert W. Best
Atmos Energy Corporation
Past Chairman
Margo Goodwin
Community Volunteer
Chairman-elect
Anne Motsenbocker
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Treasurer
J. Scott Wilson
KPMG LLP
Corporate Secretary
Sandra Estess
Community Volunteer
Planning Chair
Michael P. Webster
The Beck Group
At-large
Hector Escamilla, Jr.
DFW Commercial
Real Estate
At-large
Joe V. (Jody) Hawn, Jr.
Hawn Foundation
At-large
Carol White
Office of George W. Bush
Michael S. Albright
Ken Allen
David S. Arbuckle
Gregg Ballew
Darrell Baltimore
Donald A. Berg
John A. (Pete) Bricker, Jr.
Christie Carter
Nancy Carter
Nita J. Clyde, Ph.D.
Ansel L. Condray
David Corrigan
John A. Cuellar
George Dunham
Christina Durovich
Ruben E. Esquivel
Ray Francis
James D. Garner
Larry Gekiere
Kathy Helm
Dewain V. Hill
Amy Hinojosa
David M. Jacobs
Jim Johnston
Thomas J. Kiernan
Bob Law
Tom Lazo
Fred Ligon
Sarah Losinger
Daniel M. Mahoney
John McCarthy
Debbie Oates
Joan Oxford
Carrie Parsons
Susan Perkins
Charles Pistor
Betty K. Purkey
Foster Reese III
Harry Robinson, Jr., Ph.D.
Pastor Chris L. Simmons
Andy Smith
Roscoe C. Smith, Ph.D.
Robert F. Spears
Katy Spicer
Revathi Srinath
Barbara Van Riper
Ava Washington
Phillip R. White
Charles Etta Williams, Ed.D
Ex officio
Molly H. Bogen, LMSW
Honorary Directors
Lindalyn Adams
Brenda Brand
Becky Bright
R. Stuart Bush
Cissy Carr
Marsha Fischman
Suzy Gekiere
Robert G. Hallam
Larry L. Helm
Laurence E. Hirsch
Sally Hoglund
Bert Holmes
Dale V. Kesler
Dotty Kilpatrick
Joan Kramer
David B. Miller
Cynthia R. Mitchell
Becky Muñoz-Diaz
Lydia Novakov
Max Post
George R. Schrader
John D. Solana
John R. Taylor, Jr.
Shirley Tobolowsky
Michael E. Trapp
Allen B. Udisky
V. Alvin Wade
Linus Wright
The Senior Source
3910 Harry Hines Boulevard • Dallas, Texas 75219
The Senior Source News
Copyright 2011
Editor: Betty Houser
Executive Director: Molly H. Bogen
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1961 • A United Way Service Provider
www.TheSeniorSource.org
citizens through its casework counseling; through the cultural, educational and
recreational program of Hospitality House and by
cooperation in all community efforts aimed at increasing the well-being and
independence of the aging.” In January 1963, the Foundation’s monthly
newsletter reported a strong financial showing for its first full year, and a
rapidly growing number of friends and benefactors.
Subsequent years saw continued growth and expansion in the community and by the end of the first decade, a name change to Senior Citizens
of Greater Dallas, Inc. Then, in December of 1976, Molly H. Bogen,
who had interned at the agency as a graduate school social worker, was
hired as executive director. Under Molly’s charge, the agency began to
shift its focus towards developing more advocacy, volunteer programs
and direct services for older adults. The programs added during the
the next couple of decades make up the framework of the nine programs The Senior
Source offers today.
With these strong programs in place at the dawn of the new millennium, the agency
could now focus on how it would best serve the community as it faced the impending age explosion.
A name change to The Senior Source, to more clearly describe its mission, was followed by the first-ever capital
campaign, Coming of Age, to secure funds for a new facility from which the needs of older adults could be adquately met
during the next twenty-five years.
Today, The Senior Source serves more than 30,000 older adults and their family members every year in Dallas and
Collin Counties. In addition to marking 50 years of service to the greater Dallas area, 2011 also represents the significant
challenge of serving the first ranks of Baby Boomers who turn 65 this year. This reality, coupled with increasing longevity of
older adults, means the work of The Senior Source becomes even more urgent. The agency remains hopeful, however, that
through the kindheartedness and vision of Dallas and its citizens that has remained constant during the last 50 years, it can
continue to meet future demands and challenges of serving older adults.
...The Rest of the Story continued
At about the same time Farmer was getting established in Texas, another Brit, George Beggs, left England for Texas where
he also settled just outside of Fort Worth in what is now Handley. He leased land there and began dealing in cattle and horses.
His business thrived and in 1895, he moved his wife and children to Fort Worth where he opened a livestock commission and loan
business in the Stockyard District. His three sons would all eventually get into ranching; two of the brothers working the ranches,
and the third, George Beggs, Jr., handling the financial end of the business.
Somewhere along the line, perhaps in England, or maybe upon settling in Texas, E. D. Farmer and George Beggs, Sr. became
good friends – best friends - according to the Beggs Cattle Company history. Thankfully, their paths did cross and a relationship
developed that factored heavily into the genesis of our organization.
In the early 1920s, Farmer moved back to Fort Worth from British Columbia, and he hired Beggs’ son, George Beggs, Jr., who had also become
a good friend, to manage his real estate ventures and to serve as executor
of his estate, which was quite sizeable. The value of his real estate holdings
in Fort Worth alone was estimated at $1 million. Farmer died in 1924, and
it was discovered that this quiet, unassuming, bachelor had anonymously
given thousands of dollars annually to religious, patriotic, educational and
social-welfare organizations. In his will he directed Beggs, Jr. to distribute the
George Beggs, Jr.
George Beggs, Sr.
bulk of his wealth to such charities and worthy objects as he saw fit.
Beggs’ thoughtful stewardship of Farmer’s estate continued through the
years, and in 1948 he set up the E.D. Farmer Foundation for the Aged and Infirmed to provide assistance to older adults of Texas.
The Foundation was established with the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas as the trustee and Diocese offices served as
the Dallas facility at 5100 Ross Avenue.
During the following decade, the E.D. Farmer Foundation went about the business of “helping older people and those who
care for them to add life to years,” primarily through Golden Age Clubs activity centers. In 1957, it formed the Hospitality House
located on the grounds of the Diocese and shortly thereafter, began to administer a casework and counseling program for older
adults. Which brings us back to where our story officially begins.
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Timeline: The First Fifty
1961
Senior Citizens Foundation of Dallas established in 1961 to succeed the E. D. Farmer Foundation as administrator of
Hospitality House senior center in east Dallas and a casework and counseling department. Rev. Charles F. Brooks remained
as Executive Director; Eugene Locke became board chairman
Appointed Rev. Thomas H. Carson to succeed Rev. Brooks as Executive Director in 1966
Named Alice Springer Executive Director following Rev. Carson’s retirement in 1970
Opened another senior center in south Dallas in 1970
1971
Signed Articles of Merger with Oak Cliff Senior Citizens, Inc. and became Senior Citizens of Greater Dallas, Inc. in 1971
Established two senior centers in Oak Cliff in 1971 and 1975 for a total of four senior centers
Admitted to United Fund of Metropolitan Dallas (soon to become United Way) as member agency in 1972
Named Barbara Shaffer as Executive Director in 1972 replacing Alice Springer
Established Texas Collectables Elder Artisans Project in conjunction with National Council of Jewish Women in 1975
Hired Molly H. Bogen as Executive Director in 1976
Established Off Our Rockers intergenerational volunteer program in conjunction with the Dallas Area Agency on Aging in 1977
Relinquished three senior center operations and redirected service delivery to greater community in 1978
1981
Implemented issue advocacy, to become AGE, Advocacy Group for Elders; selected as local sponsor by the new Corporation
for National and Community Service for Retired Senior Volunteer Program in 1978
Designated as the Nursing Home Ombudsman for Dallas County by the Dallas Area Agency on Aging in 1981
Selected as local sponsor for the Foster Grandparent Program in 1981
Chosen by the Meadows Foundation to be a part of the Wilson Historic District in 1983
Coordinated the first Silver Haired Legislature election in 1986
1991
Terminated service at remaining senior center, Hospitality House in 1986
Purchased and installed first agency computers in 1987
Held first-ever fundraiser at Georgia O’Keefe Exhibit at Dallas Mussum of Art in 1988
Selected as local sponsor for Senior Companion Program in 1990
Introduced new logo, spearheaded by board member Helen Holmes, that represents ripple effect of helping others in 1993
Hosted inaugural Spirit of Generations Awards Luncheon honoring Cecil H. Green, Beatrice Haggerty & J. Erik Jonsson in 1994
Launched Senior Employment Program and Elder Support Program in 1995
Started only Texas chapter of the Older Women’s League (OWL) in 1996
Added Volunteer Guardianship Program to serve incapacitated elderly in 1996 and Money Management Program in 1997
Initiated The Charles C. Sprague Sage Society associates group in 1999
2001
Selected as beneficiary of Charity Golf Tournament hosted by Texas Instruments Alumni Association in 2001
Introduced TheSeniorSource.org web site in 2001
Created Senior Prescription Assistance Program in 2001
Began operating under the name The Senior Source in 2002
Kicked off first-ever capital campaign, Coming of Age, to raise $11.2 million for its own facility in 2005
Took occupancy of its new permanent home - the T. Boone Pickens Building in 2008
Designated by Green Building Council as LEED Certified Silver Level in 2009
Launched Boomer Green Teams to connect Boomer volunteers with environmentally oriented community projects in 2009
2011
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Embarked on a yearlong planning process to develop a senior safety model to address key issues of senior safety as part of
a collaborative initiative funded by the W. W. Caruth, Jr., Foundation in 2011
Launched Geriatric Care Management, the agency’s first fee-based program, offering personalized eldercare services in 2011
The Senior Source Leadership
1961 to Present
Board Chairs
1961-64
1964-66
1966-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-73
1974-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
Eugene Locke
Robert Olmsted, Sr.
John Stemmons
Eugene Locke
George Works
Robert Leo
James Palmer
Felix Einsohn
Joan Kramer
Bob Ingram
John R. Taylor, Jr.
Carolyn Galerstein
Michael A. O'Neil
Paul Enriquez
Brenda Brand
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
Medora White
T.D. Dickey, Jr.
Marsha Fischman
Robert Spears
Michael E. Trapp
Shirley Tobolowsky
Cissy Carr
Herbert Shore
Lydia Novakov
Allen B. Udisky
Lindalyn Adams
Bert Holmes
Hal Jackson
Dale V. Kesler
Cynthia R. Mitchell
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
Dale P. Jones
Larry L. Helm
George R. Schrader
R. Stuart Bush
V. Alvin Wade
Becky Munoz-Diaz
Linus Wright
Suzy Gekiere
John D. Solana
David B. Miller
Becky Bright
Margo Goodwin
Robert W. Best
From left: Lydia Novakov receives the ceremonial gavel from Dr. Herbert Shore in 1992 , and hands it off to Allen Udiksy in 1993; in 1998, Dale Kesler
turns it over to Cynthia Mitchell; John Solana passes it along to David Miller in 2008; and Becky Bright presents it to Margo Goodwin in 2010.
Executive Directors
Rev. Charles F. Brooks
1961-1966
Rev. Thomas H. Carson
1966-1970
Deaconess Alice Springer
1970 - 1972
Barbara Shaffer, M.Ed
1972- 1976
Molly H. Bogen, LMSW
1976 - Present
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Looking back through the years...
Golden Age Clubs and Hospitality House 1950 - 1961
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Senior Citizens of Greater Dallas
Dressed for work - Katie Dickinson
and Christy McFarland
Silver Haired Legislator
Leo Baker
First Sage Society Dinner - Larry Helm, John
& Barbara Stuart and Thomas Perls - 2000
Lindalyn Adams, John Stemmons - 1995
Tucean Webb and Stanley Marcus, Spirit
of Generations - 1997
Board members Edwin & Maxine Cash
Loyal Spirit of Generations leaders
John Adams and Larry Hirsch
1990 board chair and treasurer
Cissy Carr and Andy Garza
Home for Holidays winner with Tom Landry
Children’s Store - Holly Huffines and Jill Bee
Swiss Avenue Open House, 1993
Dr. Herbert Shore and Syl Benenson
Faye Raye at Hospitality House - 1984
Irene LaCota, Faye Gould, Paula McClure,
and Cynthia Mitchell at Bistral benefit 1999
First Spirit of Generations - Medora White, Bea
Haggerty, Erik Jonnson, Cecil Green
Gone but not forgotten - staff members Carolyn Miller,
Gabrielle Heward, Allison Walters, and Elizabeth Childress
Marjorie Jackson, Senior
Center director - 1976
Helen & Bert Holmes
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Senior Citizens of Greater Dallas cont.
Doug Fox and Bettina Lang, Channel 8 Family First
Executive Committee - 1979: Bill Johnson, John
Taylor, Mike O’Neil, Bob Ingram, Mary Alice
Murphy, and Carolyn Galerstein
Texas Silver Haired Legislators - 19XX: Bobby
Southwood, Delphia Griggs, Jim Cowgill, and
Jean McCloud
Congressional candidates at 1982 political forum Jim McNees, Steve Bartlett, John Bryant, Joe Devany,
Martin Frost, Lucy Patterson, Randy Johnston and
Rick Weaver.
Hospitality House conference with Vivian
Castleberry - 1979
Molly Bogen and Norman Moorehead, Area
Agency on Aging director
Executive Committee - 1984: Marsha Fischman,
Brenda Brand, Phil Seib, Mary Francis Howard,
T.D. Dickey, Pauline Kress, and Medora White
Cultural Heritage Project with DISD - 1982
Staff Sock Hop - 1987
RSVP with Constance Smith at the helm - 1984
Keith Hughes and Joyce Lacerte Fund for Generations, 1993
Officers, first OWL Chapter: Alicia Alvarez,
Essie Reed, Joy Mankoff, Mercedes Patterson, and
Sharlene Block
Hal Jackson and Eleanor Conrad
The Wilson District Blockheads with Curtis Meadows
-- circa 1983
Sally Hoglund and Rodger Meier
Shirley Tobolowsky receiving her CRS
award, 1992
From Hospitality House to Our House
5100 Ross Avenue (Episcopal
Diocese of Dallas campus) 1961 - 1969
6115 La Vista
1978 - 1979
1630 N. Garrett
1969 - 1973
5217 Ross Avenue
1973 - 1978
712 N. Washington
1979 - 1983
2824 Swiss Avenue
1983 - 1987
2905 Swiss Avenue
1987 - 2001
Capital campaign chair, Becky Bright, with co-chairs
Robert Hallam, Linus Wright and Ray Smerge
Pauline Medrano, Marti Carlin, Sandra Estess, Linda Perryman
Evans, Molly Bogen, Margo Goodwin, Ray Smerge, Linus Wright,
David Miller, Carolyn Miller, Becky Bright and John Solana prepare
to “break ground” for The Senior Source’s new facility.
1215 Skiles Street
2001 - 2008
Becky Bright with Marti Carlin, T. Boone Pickens
Foundation
3910 Harry Hines Boulevard
2008 -
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The Senior Source programs Today
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Elder Support
Guardianship
& Money
Management
Foster Grandparents
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Agency News
Celebrating 50 with an attitude for altitude
When former President George H. W. Bush was asked after the skydive celebrating his 85th birthday - why he did it, he
famously replied, “Well...just because you’re old, that doesn’t mean you can’t do fun stuff. And you don’t want to sit around
drooling in the corner.” Our sentiments exactly.”’
So we decided to hold our own skydiving event to celebrate our 50th birthday, and to send a message to everyone 50 and
older that you can - and should - continue to do “fun stuff.” We’also set a goal of raising
$50,000 to commemorate the occasion and support the programs through which we serve
older adults in our community. On October 1, 50 skydivers 50+, including board members, staff, old and new friends, took to the skies for The Senior Source at our 50 Over
50: JUMP INTO ACTION Tandem Skydiving Event. These brave adventurers tandem
skydived throughout the day with the professionals at Skydive Dallas, northeast of McKinney. More than 150 friends and supporters turned out to celebrate and cheer on our 50
Daredevils as they take the ultimate leap of faith for a great cause. A lunchtime celebration
also took place with a videotaped message from veteran skydiver and Honorary Chairman,
former President George H. W. Bush and a delicious meal from our friends at Dickey’s Barbeque.
Be sure and look for photos in our next issue of The Senior Source News.
Spirit of Generations Luncheon 2011
This year, as we celebrate 50 years of service, we are pleased to pay tribute to five individuals
whose indelible marks on the community - and on our organization - will endure for generations. Becky Bright, Carolyn and David Miller, and Lydia and Dan Novakov will be
honored on Monday, November 21 at the 2011 Spirit of Generations Awards Luncheon. The
event will be held at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas at 12:00 noon. For information on
sponsorship opportunities, contact us at 214-823-5700 ext. 6120 or by email at
[email protected].
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Becky Bright
David & Carolyn Miller
Lydia & Dan Novakov
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Agency News
Keeping Seniors Safe
One of the greatest challenges facing older adults in Dallas and across
the country is how to remain safe. As persons age and frequently become
more frail and vulnerable, they often experience a devastating loss of security of both person and property. Thanks to the generosity of the W.W.
Caruth, Jr. Foundation of the Communities Foundation of Texas, The
Senior Source is in a yearlong collaborative planning process to develop a
senior safety model to address key issues of senior safety in our community.
The model will be one that will create services that will be transformational
and sustainable. Working in collaboration with The Senior Source are
Baylor University Medical Center, Chase Bank, the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office, the Dallas Police Department, the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services/Adult Protective Services, John Norris, an attorney who
serves on the Texas State Guardianship Advisory Board and Clarkson Davis for project management.
To develop the model, the collaborators are gathering information about key areas of safety: abuse and exploitation,
frauds and scams, safety in the home and neighborhood, financial security, and guardianship. Once the information gathering is complete, the collaborative will then turn to designing a model to address concerns with the intent being to receive
funding to implement the program and ensure that older adults in Dallas are significantly more secure.
Coming on Board...
The Senior Source proudly announces the new members for its 2011-2012 Board of Directors
who were formally installed at the Annual Board of Directors’ Meeting on April 19, 2011:
In Memoriam
Nancy Carter
Community Volunteer
David Corrigan
Corrigan Investments, Inc.
John A. Cuellar
Las Tres C’s, Inc.
T. D. Dickey, Jr.
Christina Durovich
Community Volunteer
Ruben E. Esquivel
UT Southwestern Medical Center
James D. Garner
TravisWolff
Kathy Helm
Community Volunteer
Daniel M. Mahoney
Briggs-Freeman, Sotheby’s
John McCarthy
Littler Mendelson P.C
Carrie Parsons
Freeman Companies
Roscoe C. Smith, Ph.D.
Retired Educator/Congressional
District Director
Theresa Stambaugh
Junior League of Dallas
Phillip R. White
U.S. Trust
Roscoe C. Smith, Ph.D. We were extremely
saddened by the death
of our good friend, T.D.
Dickey, Jr., who died on
May 15, 2011 after a
five-month battle with
pancreatic cancer. Always
an active supporter of The
Senior Source, T.D. joined
the board of directors in
1981, served as chairman
of the board from 19851986, and was elected an
Honorary Lifetime Director in 1987. He will be
deeply missed.
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Agency News
Geriatric Care Management - a new program for a new chapter
In our last newsletter, we reported that after several years of planning and securing start-up funding - courtesy of Bank of America and
The Meadows Foundation - our first ever fee-based program was set
to launch. The new program, Geriatric Care Management, is designed
for those concerned about the changing circumstances of an older adult
and are seeking solutions to ensure the highest quality of life. It provides confidential and indepth personalized services tailored to meet
individual needs for older adults and their caregivers.
The program hit the ground running in March under the direction
of Cyndy Selecman Morgan - a former development director at The
Senior Source, and Lue Taff, who has been at the helm of our Elder
Cyndy Selecman Morgan, Molly Bogen, Bob Best, and Lue Taff
Support Program for the past nine years until joining this new venture.
The first three months were spent fine tuning the program’s goals and creating an Advisory Group. Since then, the program has assisted over 40 older adults and their families. In depth assessments with written recommendations have been made
to families needing assistance on issues including home visits from specialized doctors, recommendations on how to modify
their home, and learning how to monitor the care of their older relative from a distance. Our feedback has been very gratifying. Clients like the one-stop shopping we offer as experts on senior resources in our area.
For more information, contact Cyndy Selecman Morgan at 214-823-5700 ext. 6157 or [email protected]
Junior League of Dallas
The Senior Source takes
to the golden screen with
SOLE SISTERS, an innovative film project spearheaded by award-winning
film maker Cynthia Salazar
Mondell, that will explore the different stages of women's lives
through intimate stories about their relationship to their shoes.
Young women from the SOLE SISTERS project were
enthralled with the stories the women from The Senior Source’s
Foster Grandparent Program shared. A group of Chinese
women remembered their mothers binding their feet to ensure
they would remain small so they could marry good husbands.
A group of African American women talked about how their parents would trace their feet on butcher block paper, go into town
and return with new shoes. A Hispanic woman told the story of
her red high heels that sit on her dresser in order to keep shoes
near to her.
The film is scheduled to premiere in late 2012. To learn
more about the project visit www.solesistersfilm.com.
In February, the Junior League of Dallas
presented a check to The Senior Source for
the Friendly Visitor Program, part of the
Nursing Home Ombudsman Program.
JLD has generously provided funds, as well
as volunteers, for the program since 1996.
Junior League of Dallas members Susan Wells, Leigh
Anne Haugh, and Amy Martinez with Nursing Home
Ombudsman Program director Suzanna Sulfstede
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The 2010 Spirit of Generations
Awards Luncheon paid tribute to civic
and charitable leaders Marnie and
Kern Wildenthal for the extraordinary impact they have had on Dallas,
particularly in the fields of medicine
2010Awards Luncheon
and healthcare, education and the arts.
honoring
Featured speaker, Nobel Laureate Dr.
Marnie & Kern Wildenthal Al Gilman, drew huge laughs from
luncheon guests, including luncheon
chair, Sandra Estess, as he roasted his former colleague, Dr. Wildenthal.
Marnie Wildenthal was spared, however, as he claimed she was “simply not Corporate chair Marty Weiland, luncheon chair Sandra Estess
with Kern and Marnie Wildenthal and underwriting co-chairs
roastable.” Yet, in the end, Dr. Gilman had much praise for the accomplish- Kaki Hopkins and Joyce Mitchell
ments of both and the contributions they have made to the community.
Ray & Margie Francis with Carolyn Miller
Margo Goodwin, Kern & Marnie Wildenthal
and Al Gilman
Ruth Altshuler, Margot & Ross Perot and Mary
McDermott Cook
Bill Solomon with Molly Bogen and Tom Kiernan
Larry Lebowitz & Naomi Aberly
Jean & Tom Walter
Daniel Podolsky, Sammye & Mike Myers
Sandra Estess, Robin Robinson, Amy Milton
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Isabell & Joe Haggar with Margery Thayer
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2010 Spirit of Generations Contributors
Premier Underwriters
Platinum Underwriters
Susan & Laurence Hirsch —
The Hirsch Family Foundation
Silver Underwriters
Anonymous
Susie & John L. Adams
Atmos Energy
Ben E. Keith Company
Eagle Materials Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Henry Estess
Margie & Ray Francis
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Goodwin/
Bank of America Foundation
Tex Moncrief
Neiman Marcus
Harold Simmons Foundation
Southwestern Medical Foundation/UT
Southwestern Medical Center
Texas Health Resources/TexasHealth
Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
Bronze Underwriters
Anonymous
Liz & Ken Allen
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Altshuler
Austin Industries, Inc.
EmyLou & Jerry Baldridge/
Mimi & Ward Huey
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Berg
Faye C. Briggs
Mrs. Trammell Crow
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Frost
Mrs. Faye Gould
Linda W. Hart & Milledge A. Hart III
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Hillcrest Foundation
Hoblitzelle Foundation
Sally & Forrest Hoglund
The Eugene McDermott Foundation
Suzanne & Patrick McGee
The James D. & Kay Y. Moran
Foundation
Mike A. Myers Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Preston Peak
Katherine & Bob Penn
Margot & Ross Perot
Sarah & Ross Perot, Jr.
Candy & Max Post
Vin & Caren Prothro Foundation
Texas Instruments
Trinity Industries, Inc.
Jean & Tom Walter
Benefactors
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Ames Printing Company
Baker Botts L.L.P.
Children's Medical Center
A.L. Chilton Foundation
Comerica Bank
Martha & T.D. Dickey, Jr.
Marcia Ellis/Joan Oxford
Amy & Lee Fikes
Suzy & Larry Gekiere
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Gibbs
J.M. Haggar, Jr. Family Foundation
Hawn Foundation
Hunt Consolidated, Inc./Hunt
Oil Company
Gene Jones
Gold Underwriter
David B. Miller Family Foundation
and Carolyn & David Miller
J.P. Morgan and Chase
Dorothy Kennington
KPMG LLP
Old Parkland
Nancy & John Solana
Mary & Mike Terry
Patrons
Carolyn & Steve Swann/Episcopal
School of Dallas
TACA
Texas Capital Bank
Peggy & Jere Thompson
Tom Thumb
Carol & Gifford Touchstone
TXU Energy
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Faculty Women's Club
Vickery Meadow Learning CenterBoard of Directors
Wallace J. Whitley, Wells Fargo
Advisors LLC
Hobson Wildenthal
Williamson Printing Corporation
Nancy & Larry Wilson
Ellen & Don Winspear
Dee & Charles Wyly
Abe Zale Foundation
Anonymous (3)
Anthony Family Foundation
Balfour Beatty Construction
Harry W. Bass, Jr. Foundation
Cecilia & Garrett Boone
Becky Bright/Ann Schooler/Sara Abney/
Mary Bush/Bev Heil/Jimmie Leason/
Libby Orr/Anne Payne/Barbara Stuart
Carla & Stuart Bush
The Cain Foundation
Carter Financial Management
Darlene & Baron Cass
Center for BrainHealth
Classic Residence, a Vi Community
Friends
Nita & Bob Clyde
Anonymous
James M. Collins Foundation
Scottie H. Ashley/Ashley Properties
Communities Foundation of Texas
AT&T
Virginia & Ansel Condray
Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Beecherl, Jr.
The Dallas Opera
Kathy & Gene Bishop
Edgemere
Brett J. Blakey
e-Rewards, Inc.
Jo & Leonard Bryans
Ernst & Young LLP
Judy & Craig Canon
Pame & Roy Gene Evans
Cissy & Plack Carr
FirstSouthwest
Ka & LL Cotter
Debbie & Jim Francis
Bess & Ted Enloe
Beverly & Don Freeman
Bev & Terry Heil
Grant Thornton LLP
Kaki & Shelton Hopkins
Mrs. Nancy B. Hamon
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Irwin
Kathy & Larry Helm
Sara & David Martineau
Interstate Batteries
Elizabeth & Bobby Mills
Cher & David Jacobs
Joyce & Harvey Mitchell
Anita R. Jones
Erle Nye
Sally & Terry Kelley
Debbie & Nickey Oates
Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP
Gloria Martindale/Jill Smith/Tom Addis/ T. Boone Pickens
Gail & Bill Plummer
Christie Carter/Kay Hammond/Sarah
Losinger/Karen Shuford/Debbie Snell/ Deborah & Capera Ryan
Vivian M. & Maxwell C. Scarlett, M.D.
Carol Poston
Lee & Bill Schilling
Shirley & William S. McIntyre
E.L. Smith III
Methodist Health System
Janet & Joe Tydlaska
Northern Trust
Patty & Marty Weiland
Edith & Peter O'Donnell
Mr. & Mrs. J. McDonald Williams
Oncor Electric Delivery
Parkland Foundation
Special Appreciation
Regina & Charles Pistor/Suzanne & Jim
Johnston/Patti & Tom Kiernan/
Naomi Aberly & Larry Lebowitz
Charlene & Bob Law/Polly & Mike Trapp
Presbyterian Communities and
Contributors
Services Foundation
Anonymous (5)
Mrs. Ashley Priddy
Sara & Gary Ahr
Mary Stewart & Jim Ramsey
AIG
Carolyn & Karl Rathjen, M.D.
Marjorie & Joe Atkins
Deedie & Rusty Rose
Marcia & Charles Bankhead
Kathy & Wayne Sanders
Martha Lou & Dan Beaird
Debbie & Ric Scripps
Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Best
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Solomon
Blanks Printing & Imaging, Inc.
Jacky & Bob Spears
Laura & Daniel Boeckman
St. Mark's School of Texas
Molly H. Bogen
Mr. Guy F. Stovall, Jr., Trustee of Texas
Dr. & Mrs. Fred Bonte
Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
Highland Park Village
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Brandenburg
Ginny Breihan
Mr. & Mrs. John A. (Pete) Bricker, Jr.
Gloria C. Brown
Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Brown
Sis Carr
Nancy & Gene Carter
Maxine & Edwin Cash
Jennifer & Keith Cerny
Martha Chawner
Amita & Sarinder Chhabra
Elizabeth Childress
Clampitt Paper
Gail & Bob Clark
Patti & John Cody
Melissa Coker
James E. Coleman, Jr.
Leanna & Manny Cruz
Sissy Cullum
Dini Partners
Godwin Dixon
Pat & Ed Ducayet
Thomas M. Dunning
Virginia Chandler Dykes
Gwen Echols
Mrs. Richard D. Eiseman
George E. Engdahl
Susan Farris
Judy G. Fendley
Reba & Dr. Ralph Ferrell
Marion & Nash Flores
Terry J. Flowers
Linda & Thomas Ford
Rena Frackt
William J. Furr
Genesis Women's Shelter
Janie & Jerry Gilmore
Tom Glasson
Carol & Don Glendenning
Sharan & Lynn Goldstein
Stephanie & Bob Goodwin
Kelly Green
Susan Grundy
Deborah Gunter
Ashley Harlan
Pat Harloe
Susan Harris
Dot Hedman/Roach Howard
Smith & Barton
Hegi Family Foundation
Bill Henry
Sharon Herrin
Dr. & Mrs. Rick Herrscher
Beverly Hill
Hill & Wilkinson
Dennis Hines/Reachout Home Care
Helen & Bert Holmes
Mr. & Mrs. Sherel D. Horsley
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hortenstine
Betty Houser
Myra Barker Hull & Robert L. Hull
Vester T. Hughes, Jr.
John V. Jansonius
Sally Johnson
Sue R. Justice
Connie Klemow
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Kramer
Continued...
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. . .2010 Spirit Contributors continued
Lisa & Peter Kraus
Maureen & Nick Kuntz
Janet Lane
Lebowitz Family Foundation
Barbara & Stan Levenson
Sue Lichten
Chandler R. Lindsley
Catherine Liu
Sallie Jackson Loop
Luther King Capital Management
Gail Madden
Lindy & Dan Mahoney
Joy Mankoff
Ann Margolin
Marty Marks
Dona R. Martinez
Kathleen & Charles Mason
Barbara McDermott
Janie & Cappy McGarr
The Meadows Foundation
Geraldine "Tincy" Miller
Mrs. P.O'B. Montgomery, Jr.
Susan & Bill Montgomery
Jennifer & Jon Mosle
Bette Mullins
Becky Muñoz-Diaz
Mutual of America
Douglas Newby
Lydia Novakov
Pat & Neil O'Brien
Connie & Chris O'Neill
Cindy Patrick
Mercedes A. Patterson
Hank Pearson
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Penson
Susan Perkins
Mr. & Mrs. R.H. Pickens
Charles Pierce
Sharon & Roy Popham
Mary Anne Potter
Barbara & Stan Rabin
Mr. & Mrs. Greg K. Randall
Karen C. Reisman
George T. Reynolds III
Peggy & Leonard Riggs
Sharon & Peter Riley
Barbara & Warren Robbins
Nancy Beth Roberts
Sandy & Jess Rogers
Ronald McDonald House of Dallas
Lizzie & Dan Routman
Kathy Rowley
Lisa Russell & Doug Essex
Jan Sanders
Schrader & Cline, LLC
Carol Seay
Senior Citizens Services-Tarrant County
Bettye & Rick Slaven
Anne & Brien Smith
Katharine Smith
Gloria McCall Snead
LeAnn & Tom Solomon
Katy & Ryan Spicer
Homer L. Stewart, Jr.
Carol & Sam Stollenwerck
Linda & Gary Stopani
Carrie Sweeney
Curtis Swinson
Lee Taft
Jerry Tate
Ellen Terry
Roslyn Dawson Thompson,
Dawson+Murray+Teague
Thompson & Knight Foundation
Beverly Tobian
Shirley Tobolowsky
Becky & Brad Todd
Eva & John Toia
Chris C. Turner
United Metal Fabricators
Molly & Dale Van Ort
Shirley & Gene Vilfordi
Linda S. Vorhies
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Walker
Tucean Webb
Wanda C. & Dr. Gary L. Webb
Jeanette & George Wharton
Mary Mack & Jon White
Robert S. Williams
Bonnie & Terry Wilson
Nancy Withrow
Joyce & Linus Wright
Denise Yates
Bea Yielding
Cynthia E. Young
General Contributions
Benefactors
The W.W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation, Communities Foundation of Texas
Anita Hufford Estate
Major Donors
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
The Better Business Bureau of Metro Houston
Community Experience Partnership of Atlantic Philanthropies, in partnership with The Dallas Foundation
The David M. Crowley Foundation
Fund for the Elderly of Communities Foundation of Texas
The Gayden Family Foundation on behalf of Mr. & Mrs. William K. Gayden
Carl B. & Florence E. King Foundation
Richard Stanford
TXU Energy Aid
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas
Donors
Anonymous
AT&T
Cassie Carnahan
Cissy & Plack Carr
Nita Clyde
Commercial Metals Company
Dallas Women's Foundation
KPD Family Fund, Fidelity
Charitable Gift Fund
James D. Garner
Joyce & Stephen Goldmann
Margo & Bill Goodwin
Madalyn & John Jeffrey Hardgrave
Lawrence Wendl and Loraine Froelich
Jones Fund of Communities
Foundation of Texas
Junior League of Dallas
The Kirschner-Bookatz Family
Foundation, a Supporting
Foundation of the Dallas Jewish
Community Foundation
Nancy Klinke
Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire
Control Employee Charity Fund
Patrick McEvoy, Jr.
The Astrid and Pat Merriman Family
Fund of Communities Foundation
of Texas
Anne & Alan Motsenbocker
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation
Corey O'Brien
Carolyn & Karl Rathjen
C. Albert Tatum III Fund of
The Dallas Foundation
Lisa & Mac Tichenor
Alvin Wade
Dale West
M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation
Special Friends
Anonymous (4)
Marsha & Junior Aston
Nadila Awada
Debbi Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Bankhead
Kay & Elliot Cattarulla
Margie & Dan Cruse
Katie Dickinson
The Roy Gene & Pamela
Evans Foundation
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Sarah & James Feagin
Gretchen Feinhals
Marcie Gilmour
Cheryl & Billy Don Henry
Leila Holder
Austin & Pat Hutton
Sara Jacob
Cheryl Johnson
Claudine Jones
Maureen & Nick Kuntz
Sandy Landers
Diane Maguire
Stacy & Kent Olds
Lynn O'Neil
Phoebe Perry
Orethann Price
Susan Quevedo
Dr. & Mrs. James K. Richards
Andy Smith
Barbara & Paul Sullivan
Arthur Voight
Beth Williams
Kimberly & Floyd C. Wilson
Gary Young
Friends
Anonmyous (9)
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ackels
Dr. & Mrs. C. Moody Alexander
Gloria Andrade-Norris
Nancy Armour
J. Robert Arnett II
Sue Bailey
Darrell Baltimore
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Susan Dunn Baltimore
Linda & Jay Barlow
Jeff Barnes
Susan & William Barnett
Shirley Bartlett
Dolores Barzune
Carelyn Basgall
Pat & Steven Bearden
Josi Beck
Pam & John Beckert
Sherry Bennett
Cathy Berg
Larrydon Berry
Rhys J. Best
Carla Blomquist
Molly H. Bogen
Colleen & Joe Boudreaux
Deborah & Lawrence
Brannian
Brenda Brochetti
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Brodsky
Deanna & Jack Brown
Jamilyn Burk
Robert Camacho
Margaret A. Cargill
Foundation
Abbey Carlberg
Sharlyn & Michael Carroll
Bonnie & Tom Case
Clare Buie Chaney, Ph.D.
Daion Christenson
Daneel Clark
continued...
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...Friends continued
Gail & Bob Clark
Trish Clark
CNC Home Care
Suzanne K. Cobb
Michele Coleman
Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Collier
Anne Conner
Connie & Ed Copley
Kathy Coppinger
Carol & Jack Corgan
Annette Corman
Ka & LL Cotter
Carolyn Craddock
Grace Anne Hurst Crank
Charles Cross
Mary Anne Davis
Barbara Delabano
Ina & George Derr
Claire Dewar
Karen Dibling
Ye Ding
Jennelle Dixson
Nancy & Lowell Duncan
Elizabeth Dunn
Dabney & Tom Dwyer
Ann W. Dyer
Diane Eakin
Rachel Eby
Bob Edwards
Katie & Glen Edwards
Lynda Ender
Annie Erving
Carolyn Evans
David Ewalt
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Fagadau
Warren R. Fagadau, MD
Bettye Fields
Nina Cortell & Bob Fine
Mrs. Glenn F. Fisher
Mary Ann & Robert Fitzpatrick
Beverly Flach
Ann Folz
Murray Forbes, III
Mrs. David Fox
Mrs. Eric Frankfurt
Patricia & Dwain Fuller
Harrison Gafford
Cathie & Ed Galante
Ronald J. Gard
Kimberly Gaston
Delorise Gay
Zoe & Jim Gettman
Juanita Giddens
Chrissie Giles
Martha Glenn
Beverly & David Godbey
Carol Greenman
Leonard Greer/Abbott
Laboratories Matching
Gift Program
Kay & Bill Gribble
Lisa Groothuis
Harriet & Perry Gross
Stephanie Grossman
Susan Grundy
Guardian Healthcare
Holdings, Inc.
Franchesca Guzman
Kiran Gyr
Gail Hake
Sara & Robert Hallam
Evelyn Hamilton
Elaine & Bill Harrison
Susan Hasan
Susan & Jack Hawkins
Robyn Heid
Mrs. Gretchen Henry
Kim Lande & Scott Henry
Henrietta Herndon
Peggy Hickey
Revina Hightower-Crouse
Augusta Hill
Mr. & Mrs. John Holden Jr.
Sheila Hooper
Kaki Hopkins
Bridget Horn
Lori Horwitz
Betty Houser
Renee Howard
Mary Francis Howard
Lynn & David Hunt
Meghan Hutchinson
Michael Ivey
John & Rusty Jaggers
Melinda & Jim Johnson
Shannon Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Clint Josey
Ann Frances Jury
Suzanne & Konrad Kaltenbach
Mary Kelley
Jean & Donald Kennerly
Dale Kesler
Claudia Kettrey
Dotty & George Kilpatrick
Michelle Kiner
Darrin Klice
Glaxo Smith Kline
Tracey & Aaron Kozmetsky
Joan & Robert Kramer
Ms. Pauline G. Kress
Jane R. Lancaster
Bettina & Herman Lang
Gloria & Ralph LaRovere
John Larson
Sue & Jim Lavender
Carolyn Lemaire
Carol Lemming
Kathy & Al Lewis
Kathi & Tom Lind
Patricia Littrell
Mary & Jack Lowe
Julie Lowenberg
Shirley Maldonado
Eduardo Martinez
Dewana Martratt
Kay Masterson
Melissa McCleskey
Linda McDaniel
Loria McGee
Pamela McGee
Swanzy Meadows
Margaret Mebus
Sheila Melle
Shirley Meurer
Geraldine "Tincy" Miller
Emily Mills
Dr. Janice F. Moore
Robert P. Murphy, Jr.
Sandy Nachman
Drew Nachowiak
Rick Navarre
Kathleen & Richard Neely
Ruth Nelson
Katiri Neske
Michael Nesta
Pauline & Austin Neuhoff
Carolyn Newham
Maria & Al Niemi
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Nobles
Mrs. W.E. Notestine
Susan & Boots Nowlin
Ginger & Pat O'Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Parravano
Maria Parra-Ordonez
Mercedes & Robert Patterson
Dr. Jonathan M. Payne, III
Sarah & Harold Peek
Shearron Perkins
Beverly Perry
Renae Perry
Diane Piper
Ms. Gay Porter
Teri Price
Betty Purkey
Saretta Ramdial
Sharon Raver-Villanueva &
Felipe Villanueva
Cathy Reaves
Elnor Reed
Genevieve Reed
Nelsene Richards
Wanda Roberson
Shanterial Rogers
Carol Ronchetti
Chandler Ronchetti
Donna & Pete Rush
Teresa & Carlos Salazar
Julie Schaar
Maria M. Schmitz
Lynne Schuster
Bonnie Scott
Seay Foundation
Carol Seay
Linda M. Secrest
Melody Seljos
R.H. Shirley
Dcn Denis Simon
Sims Financial Advisors, Inc.
Ruth Skinner
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Skipworth
Bettye & Rick Slaven
Shirley & Frank Sloan
Robert Spears
Laura & Gary Spicer
Glen Spielbauer
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Stephenson
Gloria Stevens
Mrs. Sam Stollenwerck
Nancy Stone
Suzanna Sulfstede
Carla & Stephen Swenson
Judy Swint
Lue Taff
John C. Tatum, Jr.
Anne Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
Kim Thompson
Shirley Tobolowsky
Tom Thumb
Judy Townley
Claire Turner
Judy Turner
Peggy Van Wunnik
Doug VanWey
Shirley & Gene Vilfordi
Becky & Bradley Visosky
Lue & Jerry Waddle
Sheila Walker
Ashley Wallace
Ran Wang
Ruth Wardlaw
Cathy Wasserman
Wanda & Gary L. Webb
Rosanne & Jack Wensinger
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Wesneski
Ben B. West
Rose Wheeler
Jon B. White
Ronda White
Tammie White
Judy & Paul Whitman
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wilbur
Yvette Wilkins
Carla Williams
Bonnie & Terry Wilson
Robin Wisdom
R. Don Woodbury
Bea Yielding
Carol & David Zaenglein
Terri Ziacik
Raquel Zotos
Amy Zubrzycki
In Kind
Agente Entertainment
Aids Arms (J. Vander)
Bank of America Employees
Blue Cross Blue Shield Employees
Patton Boggs LLP
Lynn Campbell
Children's Medical Center - Human
Resources Department
Dallas HR
Pauline David
Megan Dredla
Steve Hall & Drivers Select
Hein & Associates, LLP Employees
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Helping Hearts Ministry, Highland
Oaks Church of Christ
Richard Hotinski
Lacey Ivy
Katherine Lang
Lockheed Martin Missles & Fire
Control Employees
Jenny Lowrey
John McCarthy, Littler Employment &
Labor Law Solutions Worldwide
Jackie McElhaney
Racetrac
Rheas Estate
Terry Robertson
Krystal Rogers
Sisters in Service, South MacArthur
Church of Christ
Allie E. Smith, Baker & Botts L.L.P.
Tom Thumb
Michelle Troop & Family
University of Texas at Austin - UTD
Outreach - Dallas
Kim West
Paul Wilson
Winthrop A. Clark Estate
Stephanie Woodruff, Guardian Healthcare
We extend our appreciation to all of our donors for their generous contributions. Donations listed exclude Capital Campaign contributions and,
unless otherwise noted, were received between November 1, 2010 and March 31, 2011. 2011 Sage Society donations will be listed in the
Spring 2012 newsletter.
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Memorials
Dorothy O'Leary Abbott
Margo & Bill Goodwin
Mrs. Dee Arnold
Debbie & Nickey Oates
Rodney Howard Baskin
Mrs. Liz Davidson
Cornelia Beene
Sharon Herrin
Priscilla Bell
Donna & Pete Rush
Ben Copass
Tom Glasson
Rita Dickinson
Martin & John Putnam
Members of the Weaver/Dwyer Families
Dabney & Tom Dwyer
Caroline Jones Fendley
Judy G. Fendley
Joseph George
Lydia Novakov
Mary Virginia "Thweat" Gray
Lydia & Dan Novakov
Doris Green
Anonymous
Adeline Hamra
Maureen & Nick Kuntz,
Charlie & Kathryn Kuntz
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Hughes
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wilbur
Irene Laza
Cynthia & Tom Mitchell
Max Ligon
Sandy Landers
Maxine Kelley Martin
Molly H. Bogen
Katie Dickinson
Mr. & Mrs. Willam J. Goodwin
Maureen & Nick Kuntz
Sandy Landers
Nancy & John Solana
Kaki & Alfred McMurtry
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Bankhead
Joyce & Rodger Meier
Stacy & Kent Olds
Brudus Meyerson
Sue Lichten
Woodward (Chuck) Moncrief
Carla Blomquist
Carol Murphy
Robert P. Murphy, Jr.
Peg & Gil Novotny
Carol Ronchetti
Chandler Ronchetti
Liz O'Brien
Ginger & Pat O'Brien
Elenora Quain
Shirley & William S. McIntyre Mary Radcliffe
Rosanne & Jack Wensinger
Alice Rockwell
Susan Dunn Baltimore
Jeanette H. Smith
Judy Sedacca
Susan Stahl
Hedy Helsell
John Stephenson
Geneva Chandler
Medora White
Lisa & Mac Tichenor
Mrs. & Mrs. Gordon G. Wilbur
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wilbur
Tributes
Sara Ahr
Kathi & Tom Lind
Eunice M. Best
Rhys J. Best
Molly Bogen
Pam & John Beckert
Terry J. Flowers
Kim Lande & Scott Henry
Blanche Mary Taxis Foundation
Shirley Tobolowsky
Becky Bright
Mr. & Mrs. James K. Abney, Jr.
Mrs. W.E. Notestine
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Wesneski
Nita Clyde
Linda S. Vorhies
Mac L. Coker
Cynthia B. Byars
Sissy Cullum
Anonymous (2)
Mrs. Eric Frankfurt
Martha & T.D. Dickey
Margo & Bill Goodwin
Mary Stewart Ramsey Charitable
Fund at the Communities
Foundation of North Texas
Katie Dickinson
Elizabeth Dunn
Marcia Ellis
Pam & John Beckert
Lynda Ender'
Bessie & Earl Weed
Sandra & Henry Estess
Suzanne & Patrick McGee
Sandra Estess
Naomi Aberly & Larry Lebowitz
Molly H. Bogen
Barbara McDermott
Jennifer & Jon Mosle
Linda S. Vorhies
Ana & Stanley Frackt
Rena Frackt
Ray Francis
Hegi Family Foundation
Judy & Paul Friedrich
Emilie & Bryan Knutson
Suzy & Larry Gekiere
Gloria C. Brown
Brandi Gideon Felderhoff
Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Collier
Margo Goodwin
Clare Buie Chaney, PhD
Stephanie & Bob Goodwin
Carolyn Newham
Faye Gould
Dona Martinez
Lue & Jerry Waddle
Jody Hawn
Mecox Texas, Inc.
Kathy & Larry Helm
Stephanie & Bob Goodwin
Petrohawk Energy Corporation
Sharon & Roy Popham
Lucille Herrin
Sharon Herrin
Sally Hoglund
Kaki Hopkins
Arnie Holtberg
Leanna & Manny Cruz
Kaki Hopkins
Molly H. Bogen
Gwen Echols
Johanna Linker Hunter
Janet Lane
Anita R. Jones
Nancy Withrow
Myra Kirkland
Alan & Gina Tolmas Family Giving Fund of The Dallas Foundation
Maureen Kuntz
Margie & Dan Cruse
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ligon
R.H. Shirley
Robert F. Spears
Robert Meripol
Debbie & Mike Meripolski
Joyce Mitchell
Molly H. Bogen
Mr. & Mrs. Sparky Moore
Robert F. Spears
Anne Motsenbocker
Ka & LL Cotter
Debbie Oates
Linda M. Secrest
Clara & Gene O'Donnell
Jo Anne & Jack Murdock
Betty Purkey
Patricia Littrell
Melissa McCleskey
Mary Stewart & Jim Ramsey
Anonymous
Nancy and John Solana
Jessica & James Garner
Jacky & Bob Spears
Lindy & Dan Mahoney
Mr. & Mrs. W. Harrell Spears
Robert F. Spears
Neil Stampe
Judy Sedacca
Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Taylor
Robert F. Spears
The Senior Source Staff
Bettina & Herman Lang, Jr.
Ava Washington
Mildred Carrethers
Margaret Webster
Alan & Gina Tolmas Family Giving Fund of The Dallas Foundation
Marnie & Kern Wildenthal
Anonymous
The Cain Foundation
James M. Collins Foundation
Arlene & John Dayton
Virginia C. Dykes
Mrs. Richard D. Eiseman
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hortenstine
Sue Lichten
Janie & Cappy McGarr
Suzanne & Patrick McGee
Sharon & Peter Riley
Carol Seay
Janet & Joe Tydlaska
Jeanette & George Wharten
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Wilson
Ms. Jerry Pittman
Helen Wood
Daneel Clark
Terri Woods
Cynthia B. Byars
Planned Giving
As you draw up your will and plan your estate, please consider creating a legacy to support The Senior Source.
A planned gift will help us serve the growing needs of a rapidly increasing older population. For more information,
contact Maureen Kuntz at [email protected] or 214-823-5700, ext. 6116.
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for
Elders)
service for those seeking solutions for the changing
circumstances of an older adult.
Plus, our new business venture. . .
Geriatric Care Management A fee-based
Community members work together to address issues
affecting older people such as housing, health care and
human services.
Foster Grandparent Program Older adults
are paired with troubled, disabled or hospitalized children in
homeless shelters, community centers and hospitals.
RSVP This is the clearinghouse for volunteer activities
for older adults. Senior volunteers work in every conceivable
volunteer job in all neighborhoods of our community.
AGE (Advocacy Group
Certified volunteers and staff work to improve the quality of
life in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
Senior Companion Program Seniors provide
in-home companion services to elderly with physical and
emotional needs so they can remain independent in their
own homes.
Senior Employment Program Mature
job seekers are provided with job search techniques, skill
assessments, job leads and networking opportunities.
Nursing Home Ombudsman Program
personal and financial affairs of frail, vulnerable elderly.
Guardianship & Money Management
Program Trained volunteers and staff help manage the
provide case coordination, supportive counseling and
problem resolution to older adults and their caregivers.
Elder Support Program Eldercare specialists
The Programs of The Senior Source
3910 Harry Hines Boulevard
Dallas, Texas 75219
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