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Happy Birthday!
Best wishes to our residents
and staff celebrating birthdays
this month.
Residents
Ida L.
February 05
Carol L.
February 10
Edna F.
February 11
Lois L.
February 14
Jack M.
February 15
Dorothy N.
February 19
Wilma B.
February 19
Susan R.
February 22
Raymond P.
February 24
Howard S.
February 27
Judith Y.
February 27
Staff
Cassie F.
Liz B.
Courtney.
February 03
February 14
February 26
JANUARY 2015
Featured Resident
Jack M.
A father of two children, a grandfather of 4, a husband for 57 years
and a brother to 3 siblings: Jack
M.’s life began on February 15,
1924 in Chicago, IL. Jack became
a husband on January 20, 1952
when he married Jessie. He made a
fine living for his family and himself
as an insurance salesman. Jack
will tell stories from his “working
days,” and readily gives his opinion on matters. He has a good sense
of humor, mostly known for his “airport” joke he likes to tell when
greeted with “Hi, Jack!” In his spare time Jack prefers to watch TV and
nap, but will stay awake to watch his favorite movie, The Godfather.
Although Thanksgiving is Jack’s favorite holiday, he prefers a nice
steak over any other food and states that his favorite place to go is
a steak restaurant. Another great example of Jack’s humorous side
is when he was asked to tell us a secret that we would be surprised
to know about him, he replied, “If I told you it won’t be a secret.”
Mary M.
8 years
A Note from Geneva Lake Manor
Activities Department
Tara W.
8 years
The Activities Department will kick off February with a Super Bowl Party.
Angie B.
9 years
Staff Anniversaries
Manor
211 South Curtis Street
Lake Geneva, WI 53147
Phone: 262.248.3145
– Next up will be our annual Groundhog Scavenger hunt
with 15 groundhogs hiding throughout Geneva Lake Manor.
– Black History Month will find us learning more about Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., and his impact on all of us.
– We will honor Rosa Parks, Abraham Lincoln, Valentines Day
and Presidents Day all in February.
– February 10th finds a troop of Brownie Scouts coming to Geneva
Lake Manor for some intergenerational programming. This is always
enjoyed by young and old alike.
The Holiday of Love
Outings
February 05
Silver Screen Movie
February 12
Chris Ann’s Resale Shop
February 19
Wal-Mart
February 26
Pizza Ranch
Entertainment
February 05
Gene Covelli at 2:30pm
February 17
Just the Two of Us at 2:30pm
Your Geneva
Lake Manor Staff
Aimee Rasmussen
Administrator
Annie Calkins
Director of Nursing
Alisa Palme
Assistant Director of Nursing
Stacy Bulow
Admissions Coordinator
Lara McDonald
Admissions Nurse
Claire Scott
Social Worker
Julie Edmonds
Medical Records
Chris Stritesky
Accounts Receivable
Teri Russo
Accounts Payable
Gail Frantz
HR and Reception
Donna Keithley
Dietary Manager
Debbie Ramer
Life Enhancement Coordinator
Nancy F
Therapy Manager
Newsletter Production by PorterOneDesign.com
Every February across the country,
candy, flowers, and gifts are exchanged between loved ones. Where
did these icons and traditions begin?
Who is this Cupid Guy?
In Roman mythology Cupid (from
Latin cupido: “desire”) is the son of
Venus, goddess of love. His counterpart in Greek mythology is Eros,
god of love. Cupid is often said to be
a mischievous boy who goes around
wounding both gods and humans
with his arrows, causing them to fall
in love. The Romans believed white
roses grew where the tears of Venus fell, as she mourned the loss of
her beloved Adonis. Her son Cupid,
while being stung by a bee, shot
arrows in the rose garden; the sting
of the arrows became thorns. Venus
pricked her foot on a thorn, and the
droplets of blood dyed the roses red.
Valentine's Greetings
The oldest known Valentine gift still
in existence today was a poem written by Charles, Duke of Orleans to
his wife while he was imprisoned
in the Tower of London. The greeting, written in 1415, is part of the
manuscript collection of the British
Library in London, England. The first
commercial Valentine's Day greeting
cards produced in the U.S. were created in the 1840s by Esther A. Howland. Howland, known as the Mother
of the Valentine, made elaborate
creations with real lace, ribbons and
colorful pictures known as "scrap."
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