The Lantern – Summer 2014

C. C. Young Senior Living • Senior Care
from the PRESIDENT & CEO
G
reetings to you! Time
has flown by since taking office last July. The
last year has been busy for all of
us: our team, our culture and our
campus are transforming. If you
haven’t been here
in a while, you
need to come see
what’s happening
at C. C. Young.
Right now,
the most visible
change is the
Central Park.
Thanks to our
most ardent supporter and friend,
Nancy Ann Hunt, the center of the
campus is becoming another venue
where residents and guests can
gather and enjoy nature. The park
will feature a 10- by 30-foot water
wall and a covered pavilion, which
will seat up to 100 for outdoor
events. We will also have a memory walk lined with 30-foot tall live
oak trees and benches. This Central Park will literally be central
to everything on campus, and we
could not be more thrilled for our
residents, families and staff.
We just finished renovating
The Blanton — top to bottom —
and added nine additional residences. Each residential floor was
painted and carpeted, and the first
floor (lobby, dining room, etc.) is
completely renovated. The transformation is amazing! This building is now on par with any Assisted Living facility in the country.
I’m happy to report that the new
apartments are already occupied.
Besides “bricks and sticks,”
there are other non-tangible
changes to report. We have new
staff, new roles and a new focus on
customer service and hospitality.
We are striving to clearly define
expectations of our staff and hold
them accountable. These changes
are not something to list in a report, but rather something to
actually ‘feel’ and experience for
yourself.
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Transforming life on campus with new
Central Park and updates at The Blanton
L
ook around and it’s apparent:
C. C. Young is transforming! Work
on our Central Park is in process
and the much anticipated changes to The
Blanton are now complete.
On June 18, residents and families
were invited for an open house to visit and
view the “new” Blanton, with its newly
added apartments and a fresh, new look of
the lobby, dining area and the first floor.
Nine new apartments have been added
to the building, and its dining area has
been enlarged and enhanced. It now includes a renovated state-of-the-art kitchen
and individual stations where guests may
order and watch as their food is prepared.
The lobby and multipurpose room also
have a whole new look.
The Blanton dining area
Construction on the Central Park
launched March 20 with a ground-breaking ceremony where Russell Crews, President and CEO of C. C. Young, expressed
his gratitude and excitement for Central
Park and its benefits for residents as well
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Key management appointments and
promotions announced
Y
ou may have
noticed some new
faces around the
C. C. Young campus. Dr.
Gregory Patton, M.D.,
has joined the staff as
Medical Director. Dr.
Patton completed his
residency and internship
in internal medicine at
the University of Texas
Health Science Center at
Houston.
He has operated a
practice in internal medicine with an emphasis on
geriatrics since 1984. Dr.
Patton is on staff at Doctors Hospital in Dallas,
where he served as Chief
of Internal Medicine from
2005-2006.
Yvette Wiggins, R.N.,
has joined the organization as Director of Nursing. Her last position was
Director of Nursing at
Bivins Memorial Nursing
Home in Amarillo. Yvette
earned her associate of
science degree in nursing
at Amarillo College, where
Patton
Wiggins
Maloney
she was valedictorian of
her class. She also is a
board certified gerontological nurse.
Welcome to Dr. Patton and Yvette!
Several key promotions within management also have been
announced, including:
• Kevin Maloney
from Director of Sales
and Marketing to Vice
President, Hospitality,
• Chris Zinkand
from Director of Human Resources and Risk
Management to Vice
President, Administration,
• Tiffany Tello from
Director of The Blanton,
Assisted Living, to Administrator of the Health
Center, and
• Tommie Hickok
from Administrator
of The Cove, Memory
Care, to Administrator
of Assisted Living and
Memory Care.
Congratulations to all!
Zinkand
Tello
Hickok
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Mary Brinegar, President and CEO
of the Dallas Arboretum, filled
the house during February’s Body,
Mind and Spirit Lecture Series. Ms.
Brinegar spoke about The Arboretum’s recent enhancements — including the new Rory Meyers Children’s Garden — as well as many
other projects on the horizon.
Russell Crews, C. C. Young President and CEO, welcomed her to
the event at The Point.
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Michael Jenkins (pictured, far left), President and Managing Director of
Dallas Summer Musicals, discussed his decades of experience in the entertainment business at The Point last year. Dr. Don Benton, Russell Crews and
Councilman Sheffie Kadane (from left) joined residents and members of the
community for the reception and lecture.
New chef of Conley’s and 4833 calls food his passion
M
att Reddick has joined
C. C. Young as Chef de Cuisine,
responsible for food served at
both Conley’s and 4833 in The Overlook.
He describes himself as a passionate and
serious cook who sees what emerges from
his kitchen as a reflection of his and his
teammates’ work.
Matt graduated from the culinary
school at the New England Culinary Institute in Vermont. He later worked in London, England, at a renowned restaurant
called The House, and won a “best young
chef ” competition while there.
Since returning to America and Dallas, he has worked in various restaurants,
including Wolfgang Puck’s, Victor Tangos,
Nonna’s and II Cane Rosso.
His culinary skills have resulted in
features on WFAA-TV’s “Good Morning
Texas” and the Food Network’s “Diners
Drive-Ins and Dives.” He has cooked with
some of Dallas’ greatest chefs, including
Dean Fearing and Kent Rathbun.
Free LifeBio class at The Point helps you tell your life story
T
he story of your life is uniquely
yours, and nobody knows more
about your personal history than
you. You may have wanted to “write your
biography” — or some version of it — for
years but not known how to start.
C. C. Young offers a program called
LifeBio for residents as well as Point
members, volunteers and residents’ family
members for that express purpose — all at
no cost to them.
Through the LifeBio Class 101, you:
• Tell your story your way — you
decide how much and what you want to
share, in brief vignettes or a longer version
• Receive a workbook with tons of
suggested topics to get you started and use
to capture memories outside class
• Are encouraged to use photos,
personal mementos, newspaper clippings
or anything else that illustrates your life
experiences.
Several classes of participants have already “graduated” and have great things to
say about their experience. Call 214-8412831 now to learn more and enroll. Class
sizes are limited.
Note: A web version of LifeBio is also
available that guides visitors through the journaling process online. To learn how to access
the site free of charge, call the number above.
from the PRESIDENT & CEO
Continued from page 1
With this issue of “The Lantern,” you
will see some of the changes I mention
above. I invite you to come see us in person.
Russell Crews
President and CEO
All creatures, great and small, were
welcome at C. C. Young’s Blessing
of the Animals in April. Associate of
Pastoral Care, Reverend Jan Sullivan,
takes one of the smaller attendees in
hand. It’s clear that C. C. Young residents and their families and friends
love animals!
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Residents throw some light on a problem at Lawther Point
T
here are 43 new floor lamps in the
rooms on Lawther Point West,
third floor (LPW3). They didn’t
just appear, but are there because residents
saw a need for them and did something
about it.
While visiting friend Alice Wilcox
on LPW3, C. C. Young resident Anita
Hullum, 89, noticed that lighting was
inadequate for her friend to read or do
other close-up work. Floor lamps were the
answer but they needed to meet certain
criteria: tall, on a heavy base and with pull
chains for two levels of brightness.
Resident Advocate Dess Rolfe and
Anita went lamp shopping at the Dallas
Market Center, coming up with nothing
after walking what seemed like 10,000
miles, said Anita. But, at last when they
were about to decide what they needed
didn’t exist, they found the perfect lamp
that met all their qualifications.
Once Anita explained the lamp project, others joined her by making donations. The group recently toured LPW3
once the lights were purchased and in
place and loved the feedback they got
from the residents. Besides serving a purpose, Dess also hears that the lamps give
the rooms a warm, “homey” feeling.
“It’s nice seeing where our money went
and that the lamps are being enjoyed,” says
Anita. “And helping someone is good for
your soul.”
Anita Hullum poses with one of the
new lamps she and other residents
donated to Lawther Point West.
Ruthie Carter “makes things pretty” at Umphress Terrace
R
Other residents approved, so Ruthie
uthie Carter, who has only lived at
moved on to other collections of “drainUmphress Terrace since late 2013,
spout rocks.” She’s
has already
pleased they’re so
left her mark on the
popular with resiproperty: brightly
dents and visitors.
colored rocks in un“I like pretty
suspecting places.
things,” she says,
Dozens of rocks
“and when I’m done
below the drain
with a rock, I say,
spout outside her
‘Now, that’s pretty.’”
apartment looked
“Sometimes
drab, rusty and ugly
when I have to get
to the 85-year-old.
up at night, I look
She carried them
into her apartment,
into the kitchen and
see a project waiting
laid them on her
for me. I have to start
kitchen counter
painting right then,”
alongside bottles of
she says. “It might be
paint and brushes,
Rock
artist
Ruthie
Carter
2 or 3 in the mornand went to work.
ing, but I don’t care.”
Back outside, the
That’s way beyond a hobby. That’s what
rocks became the bright spots along her
you call a passion.
walkway, kind of like large Easter eggs but
with designs and stripes in primary colors.
Ruthie’s rocks in vivid color
Gloria Lott recaps 34 years of service at C. C. Young
G
loria Lott describes herself as
green as possible when she started working at C. C. Young. Now,
it’s 34 years later, and Gloria has more
years of service than anyone on staff.
The people at work — fellow staff
members, volunteers, and residents and
their family members — are the best part
of her tenure.
“We’re all family out here, and that’s
how I look at our residents, too,” she says.
As a central supply clerk, she’s responsible for purchasing and inventory of
nursing supplies on LPE1, LPW2, LPW3
and The Cove. She works with nursing
staff to ensure that supplies in the locked
rooms in these locations are stocked and
Gloria Lott
every item is accounted for.
Her first job was in patient care,
helping nursing staff take care of residents
requiring patient-care services. She
later provided Home Health Services to
residents in Independent Living, helping
them with personal care such as bathing
and other needs.
Later, she helped out when C. C.
Young operated an open-to-the-public
senior-care center more than a decade
ago, which was available for a per-person
daily fee.
Tiffany Tello, Administrator for the
Health Center and Gloria’s supervisor,
says they have worked together for almost
20 years.
“Whatever Gloria is asked to do, she’s
always willing to help out. That kind of
flexibility is one thing that makes her such
a great employee,” says Tiffany.
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Events and the commitment of fundraisers help grow the
C. C. Young Benevolence Fund
Y
ou’ve probably heard of the
C. C. Young Benevolence Fund
but do you understand its purpose? It was created to provide ongoing
financial resources to residents who have
depleted their financial resources and
it allows them to continue to call C. C.
Young home.
People and organizations in the
community also realize the value of this
endeavor, which is why successful
fundraising efforts occur throughout the
year.
For example, Whole Foods in Dallas’
Lakewood area got behind the benevolence initiative by donating 5 percent of
store sales on April 29.
“We are excited and grateful to Whole
Foods for this partnership opportunity,”
said Russell Crews, President and CEO
of C. C. Young. “Proceeds from this day of
giving will provide funding for residents who
have outlived their financial resources.”
Another event — C. C. Young’s Wrap
It Up Luncheon and Fashion Show —
took place at The Mansion on Turtle
Creek on November 21. A champagne reception preceded lunch along with “wrapit-up shopping” provided by participating
on-site vendors.
Each year, a reception and dinner
allow C. C. Young to honor a community
leader for his or her philanthropic dedication. This year’s honoree was Jay McAuley,
Jay McAuley (center), recipient of C. C. Young’s Servant Leadership
Award, stands among friends at a dinner in his honor on April 15. Also
pictured are (from left): Ray Hunt, Nancy Ann Hunt (C. C. Young Board
Member), and Leigh and Russell Crews (President and CEO). Proceeds
from the evening benefited the C. C. Young Benevolence Fund.
who was presented the Servant Leadership Award.
Mr. McAuley, President of Texas
Health Resources Foundation, serves
on the executive boards of the Cotton
Bowl Athletic Association, the Circle 10
Council of Boy Scouts of America and is
a member of the Salesmanship Club of
Dallas, CONTACT Board, Executives in
Action and the C. C. Young Foundation
for Body, Mind and Spirit.
The Third Annual C. C. Young Classic
Golf Tournament has been set for Monday, October 13, at Bent Tree Country
Club. Steve Folsom is honorary chair
for the event which promises to be even
better this year.
“I’m honored to work with C. C.
Young and support their Benevolence
Fund,” he said. “The programs and
offerings available by C. C. Young and
their dedication to arts, education, fitness,
health and wellness are vital to the quality of life. Supporting our seniors in their
journey, regardless of their financial position, is both important and rewarding.”
There’s still time to sign up for a great
day of golf. See page 8 to read more and
register so you, too, can help keep our
Benevolence Fund alive and thriving.
C. C. YOUNG
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2013/2014
Jane Admire, M.D.
Dallas Cothrum
Russell Crews
Chrys Franklin
Nancy Ann Hunt
Bishop Mike McKee, Ex-Officio
Rev.Clayton Oliphint
Alys Richards
Susan Rogers
Richard Stanford
Elizabeth Zaby
FOUNDATION FOR BODY,
MIND AND SPIRIT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr. Don Benton
Ryan Bowles
Kathy Cothrum
Russell Crews
Faye Cocke
Jerry Farrington
Judy Gibbs
Nancy Ann Hunt
Jay McAuley
Jane Morris
Rick Rogers
Sue Watts
One of the primary objectives of C. C. Young’s Auxiliary, which was established in 1925, is fund-raising. Past and current presidents of the group,
pictured here, celebrated their year end with a luncheon hosted May 28
by Russell Crews. Thank you, Auxiliary, for your wonderful support over
almost 90 years of service!
UMPRESS TERRACE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Russell Crews
Michon Fulgham
Santos Martinez
Ruby Pearson
Billy Ratcliff
Erma Saracho
Kent Shields
Richard Stanford
Rev. Edwin Zarate
Russell Crews and 2013 Employee
of the Year Martin Anguiano from
Dining Services. Says Crews,
“Martin always serves us with a
smile. Congratulations on this
well-deserved honor!”
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Transforming life on C. C. Young campus
Continued from page 1
as visitors.
“We are so grateful to be the beneficiaries of this transformed space,” he said.
“Through the generosity and vision of
Nancy Ann and Ray Hunt, we are able to
provide our residents and our off-campus
community with another beautiful setting that engages the mind and stimulates
creativity.”
The 23,000-square-foot area, directly
across from The Point, will include a
number of features:
• Thirty-foot Cathedral Live Oaks
• Memory walk that memorializes
loved ones
• Covered flexible performance pavilion with seating for up to 100
• Beautiful landscaping
• 10-by-30-foot water wall feature
• Numerous outdoor seating areas and
• New paths to serve as “navigation-friendly” routes through the
park and to various buildings on
campus.
The new Central Park is designed by
Matthew Murrey Design in conjunction
with C. C. Young partner, D2 Architecture. The common design aesthetic of The
Overlook and The Point will continue in
Central Park, providing a cohesive look to
these elements on campus.
Residents relax in The Blanton’s renovated lobby
Helping to commemorate the ground breaking on C. C. Young’s new Central Park are (from left) : James Hamilton (D2 Architecture); Matthew Murrey (landscape designer); Anita Hullum (President of C. C. Young’s Resident
Council); Denise Aver-Phillips (Director, The Point); Councilman Sheffie Kadane; Dr. Don Benton (Board Member/Chair and resident); Russell Crews (President and CEO); Nancy Ann Hunt (Board Member), Elizabeth Zaby
(Board Member); and Richard Stanford (Board Member). Below, you can better understand the design of the Central Park with this aerial rendering. The Overlook appears at the top of the drawing, and The Point is to the left of
the Central Park.
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C. C. Young Employees of the Quarter named
At top, Russell Crews and 2013 Employee of the Quarter for the fourth
quarter Ronnie Smith. At bottom
are Employee of the Quarter nominees: Yergalem Nebisso,The Cove;
Charletha Powell, The Blanton;
Ronnie Smith, Support Services;
Rachel Matlock, Nursing; Javier
Vazquez, Environmental Services,
and Milka Menjic, Dining Services.
At top Employee of the Quarter
Donna Menes for the first quarter
of 2014 with Russell Crews. At bottom are Employee of the Quarter
nominees Donna Menes, Nursing;
Tutu Zewde, The Blanton; David
Spencer, Environmental Services;
Aide Vargas, Dining Services; Nena
Paris, Support Services, and Leyepea Zuo, The Cove (not pictured).
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At top, Employee of the Quarter
for the second quarter of 2014
Jim Atkinson with C. C. Young
President and CEO Russell Crews.
At bottom are Employee of the
Quarter nominees for the second
quarter: Tracy Johnson, Nursing;
Pat Glenn, The Cove; Janet Cigarroa-Lopez, Dining Services; Jim
Atkinson, Environmental Services;
Louann Yordy, Support Services,
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Your gifts make a difference at C. C. Young
Donations listed here were given between April 1, 2013, and March 31, 2014. Thank you for your gracious generosity.
C. C. Young — $100,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunt
The NAH Foundation
J. W. Blanton — $50,000+
Anonymous
Dawn Duncan Family Trust
The Dallas Foundation
Founders — $25,000-$49,999
Communities Foundation of Texas Dallas Women’s Foundation Benefactors — $10,000-$25,000
Mr. Jerry Farrington
C. C. Young Auxiliary
Sustainers — $5,000-$9,999
Don Buchholz
Sandra Campbell
Pat Currie
JE Dunn
Fin Ewing
James Gibbs
Douglas Hawthorne
Anita Hullum
Linda Ivy
John Young
Harrell Harkey Memorial Trust
Highland Park United Methodist
Church
Lockton Companies, LLC
North Texas Conference of the United
Methodist Church
Texas Health Resources
Sponsors — $1,000-$4,999
John Adams
William Andrews
Joe Applewhite
Sharon Ballew
Dr. Don Benton
Kathy Cothrum
Rosemary Coyle
Frances Cree
Russell Crews
Stephen Cutshaw
Dr. Henry Estess
Chrystine Franklin
Mike Greene
Jennifer Griffin
Marian Hammert
Herbert Harter
William Huber
Dr. GaryHutchison
Kathleen Irvin
Paul Koeltzow
Don Michel
Carolyn Miller
Mark Nevitt
Erle Nye
Traci Owen
Margot Perot
Bob Sanford
Richard Scanlon
Chris Scott
Diane Scovell
Kent Shields
Andrew Shirah
Richard Stanford
MarjorieStrange
Dr. Wesley Taylor, IV
Dwight Thompson
Sue Watts
Anita Weber
Adleta Trust
ClitonLarsonAllen, LLP
D2 Architecture, LLC
Doctor’s Hospital
Firetrol Protection
ML Gray Partnership, LLC
MobilexUSA
Morrison Management
Omnicare
Power Brokers
Premier Communications
Senior Focused Relocations
Talyst
Texas Capital Bank
University Park United Methodist
Women
Women of St. Michael
Gold ($500 - $999)Patricia Cowlishaw
Jane Admire, M.D.
Advocate Publishing
Phillip Aronoff
Denise Aver-Phillips
Lee Bailey
Tim Baxter
Kathryn Bond
Dorothy Bowles
Rosemary Briggs
Bernice Christopher
Nita Clyde
Stephen Collier
John M. Collins
Dallas Cothrum
William Cothrum
Glenda Cotner
Dr. M. C. Culbertson
Sally Cullum
Dorothy Daughter
Virginia Davis
Grace Delatour
Virginia Ellis
Susan Falvo
Mark Flagg
Cliff Franklin
Betty Franzl
Brenda Gaustad
Harriet Halsell
William Hardcastle
Richard Hart
Sally Hartman
Gina Hebner
Dr. Richard Hinton
Doris Jacobs
Nancy John
Terry Kelley
Ralph Kendall
Robert Kidd
John Liske
Paul Ludden
Bobby Lyle
Kevin Maloney
Margaret McDermott
Liz Minyard-Lokey
David Moritz
Barbara Mott
Dr. Clayton Oliphint
James Park
Stuart M. Pearman
Stan Rabin
Sydney Reid-Hedge
George Richards
Donald Robillard, Jr. Orville Rogers
Rick Rogers
Peter Rush
Barbara Serrurier
Ralph Shanahan
Michael Spence
Tiffany Tello
Margaret White
Ann White Lovvorn
Lawrence Wilson
Scott Wood
Robert Wooldridge
Ed Wright
Elizabeth Zaby
Geriatric Association of America
Glatfelter Insurance Group
MHBT, Inc.
New Lifestyles
Overlook Residents Council
Raymond Goodson Jr., Inc. Rehab Care Group
Republic Services
Schindler Elevator
Time Warner Cable
University of North Texas
USVSTHEM
Silver — $250-$499
Ann Barbier-Mueller
Faye Briggs
Carole Ann Brown
Larry Cain
Malcom Cameron
Connie Carreker
Fred Christen
Tom Christian
Glyn Clark
Bob Conger
Dr. Kenneth Cooper
Nelwyn Davis
Ray Evans
Johnny Falls
John Ferguson
Marie Fisher
Gary Fritzsche
Lovalee Heckman
Stacy Hitt
Kaki Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Howell
Edith Howson
Linda Huffhines
Georgia Kiffer
Fred Kight
Rita Klein
Joyce Krause
Philip Lack
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lindsly
Jack Lowe
KennethLyle
Dr. Charles Markward
Dorothy Maxcy
Melanie McCall
Dick McClean
Jack McJunkin
Tincy Miller
Harrison Moore
Mary Morgan
A. W. Mueller
Jeannie Nethery
Julie Noel
James Patterson
Kathryn Phillips
Beth Pirtle
Sandye Powell-Mailandt
Sue Prather
Robert Rege
Janet Richter
Howard Riggs
Lori Routh
Joyce Sanders
Betty Secker
Sarah Seddelmeyer
Pamela Shamblin
Tommy Ship
Tricia Stammberger
Alice Stultz
Linda Svehlak
Joan Swalwell
Larry Teeter
Stephen Williamson
Terry Wilson
Chris Zinkand
David C. Baldwin, Inc. Energy Future Holdings
First United Methodist Church Women
of Plano
Henderson Design Studio
Lovers Lane United Methodist Women
VHA
Walnut Hill United Methodist Women
Century — $100-$249
Rick Alder
Steve Arron
Michael Bailey
Yvonne Ballew
William Bancroft
James Banes
Carol Barnicoat
Anne Barton
Robby Baxley
Karen Bedell
Rev. Kathy Betz
Judy Birchfield
Rosie Blackmon
Audrey Borel
Veta Boswell
Jerry Brandenburg
Deborah Brown
Michael Brown
Daniel Bruce
Patsy Brundige
Leo Bryans
Olive Burns
Helen Butler
Susan Buzenberg
Meriam Calabria
Sharon Carson
Judy Carter
Eleanor Casey
Margarett Chapman
Ida Louise Clark
Joanne Clark
Janis Coffee
Edna Colburn
Nancy Connor
John Courville
Howard Cox
Donna Craig George Crawford
Betsy Crousen
Kathleen Cunningham
Tommie Curtiss
Ruth Daniel
John Dayton
Ralph Dugger
Lynn Duvall
Carol Dwors
Ann Dyer
Betty Dyess
Duncan Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eilers
B. J. Ellis
Helen Evans
Patti Faherty
Renee Farren
Donna Femrite
Robert Fenn
Patricia Ferguson
Phala Finley
Susan Fisk
Mary Foster
J. M. Frederick
Glenna Friesen
Katherine Fuchs
Randall Fuller
Maxine Funk
Carol Garrett
Lewis Garrett
Ann Gass
Marena Gault
Sharon Gleeson
Jill Goldberg
James Grandey
Teel Gray
Betty Greene
Saul Haas
Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Hailey
Kay Hammond
John Hardt
Alicia Harris
Linda Harris
Paul Harris
Thurlee Hawkins
Alford Hearne, Jr. Mary Alice Heckman
Daniel Hennessy
Fred Herold
Margaret Peggy Hill
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Dorothy Holt Mary Howard
Mary Hughes
Clement Iromaka
Linda Joekel
Sue John Phillicia Johnson
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Victoria Jones
Elizabeth Ketz
Thomas Kimball, M.D. Michael Kiracofe
Jack Kissane
David Kitch
William C. Koons
Kokou Kouevi
Bonnie Krauss
Jean Langsdale
Troy Langsdale
Virginia Lanham
Patricia Lazaroff
Melissa Lewis
Dan Littauer
Josephine Little Emily Maduro
M. E. Marvin
John McAdoo
Martha Allison McCabe
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Fred McDonald
Pamela McDonald
Carl McGee
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C. C. Young’s Third Annual Classic Golf Tournament
Monday, Oct. 13, 2014
Bent Tree
Country Club
Start planning now to attend our third annual golf
tournament – certain to be better than ever this year!
Steve Folsom is Honorary Chair of the event, which benefits C. C. Young’s
Benevolence Fund.
• Includes silent auction, box lunch, dinner and the chance to win cash and prizes.
• Shotgun start at noon; registration at 11 a.m.
• Special guest: Norm Hitzges – sports fanatic, author and talk radio host at KTCK
“Sports Radio The Ticket.”
• If questions, to sign up to play or inquire about title sponsorships, please contact:
Sharon Ballew ([email protected]) or Jennifer Griffin ([email protected]).
Our Benevolence Fund ensures that residents always have a place to call home,
regardless of their financial limitations.
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4847 West Lawther Drive, Suite 100 • Dallas TX 75214
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