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Glenbrooke at Palm Glenbrooke Like Us! at Palm Bay Lifestyle Assisted Living 815 Briar Creek Blvd. NE • Palm Bay, FL 32905 • 321-956-3330 • www.glenbrookeseniorliving.com March 2015 This ... Is ... ‘Jeopardy!’ Trivia! Answer: This syndicated TV March Team Member program, now trademarked of the Month as “America’s Favorite Quiz Show,” premiered Congratulations to Gene Deluca, March Team March 30, 1964. Member of the Month. Gene has been with Glenbrooke as Transportation Specialist for a Question: What few months and already we’re asking, “How is “Jeopardy!”? did we ever manage without him?” One of Enjoy some more facts the reasons for such a question is Gene’s about this popular trivia willingness to go above and beyond his game show. position’s traditionally prescribed duties by • Merv Griffin, how overseeing the preventative as well as routine created the show with maintenance of company vehicles. his wife, originally wanted it to be called “What’s the Question?”. • Art Fleming was the show’s first host. Alex Trebek began hosting in 1984. • The instantly Carl Schoonover: Resident recognizable theme Trivia Expert song, “Think,” was composed by Griffin as a lullaby for his son. • A week’s worth of episodes is filmed in one day, with Trebek changing his suit between shows. • Software engineer Ken Jennings, who appeared on the show during the 2004-2005 season, remains the contestant with the longest winning streak. He won more than $2.5 million in 74 consecutive shows. • The contestant who has won the most money on “Jeopardy!” is Brad Rutter, who earned $3,455,102 over several show appearances. • The most commonly featured category is “Before & After.” • “Jeopardy!” has won 30 Daytime Emmy Awards. Gene Deluca: Transportation Specialist SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 9:00 Fitness, FC 2 3 9:00 Fitness, FC 4 5 6 7 9:00 Church 9:00 TransportationTransportation 10:00 Coffee 9:00 Shop at Publix/ Provided 9:00 Shop at Publix/ 9:00 Transportation 9:00 Fitness, FC Shuttle, ML Winn Dixie, ML Winn Dixie, ML Social, CH for Medical Provided for Medical 1:00 Board/Card 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/Denise, CH 10:00 Catholic Communion, 3FLDR 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/ Appointments, ML Appointments, ML 10:00 Brain Games, Shut ASSISTED LIVING Games, CR 11:00 1st Bus Malabar 11:00 Lunch Bunch, ML Denise, CH Walmart, ML 10:00 HealthHealth Topic 11:30 AL Resident Council, Cafe 10:00 Chaplain’s Corner, CR the Box, 3FLDR 2:00 Ice Cream Social, Cafe 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, 12:30 2nd Bus Malabar Tuesday (Brain 1:00 Shut the Box, CR 10:00 Thursday Thinkers, CH 6:00 Board/Card 6:00 Board/Card MARCH 2015 Walmart, ML Games Points), CH 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR Pool Games, CR 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool 1:30 Shop PB Road Walmart, ML Games, CR 11:00 Go With the Flow, CH 2:00 Bingo, 3FLDR 1:00 Brain Games, 2:00 Banker’s Hours, ML 2:00 Rolling Bowling, CR 7:00 Movie (See 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR 7:00 Movie (See 3:00 Crafts, AR 3:00 Yarn Club, AR 4:00 Rowdy Roosters Crossword, 3FLDR Locations Channel 732 for 2:00 Bingo,Bingo, 3FLDR Dinner, ML Channel 732 for 3:30 Film, Food and Folly, ML 6:00 Board/Card Games, AR 3:30 Happy Hour, CH Activity Room, AR Details), TV 732 6:30 Dollar Bingo, CR 6:00 Board/Card Games, CR 6:30 Book Club (Brain Points), CR Details), TV 732 Cafe, Cafe DAYLIGHT SAVING 8 9:00 Fitness, FC 9 10 11 9:00 Transportation 12 13 14 Card Room, CR 9:00 TTransportationransportation 8:00 Rowdy Roosters 9:00 Fitness, FC 10:00 Coffee Social, CH TIME BEGINS Breakfast Provided Clubhouse, CH 9:00 Shop at Publix/ Provided 9:00 Fitness, FC 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/ 2:00 Bonanza Bingo, 9:00 Church Shuttle, ML Winn Dixie, ML for Medical for Medical Dining Room, DR 9:00 Shop at Publix/Winn Dixie, ML Appointments, ML Denise, CH 3FLDR 1:00 Board/Card 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/Denise, CH Fitness Center, FC Appointments, ML 10:00 Catholic Communion, 3FLDR 11:00 1st Bus Malabar 10:00 Chaplain’s Corner, CR 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, 3:30 Happy Hearts Games, CR 10:00 HHealthealth Topic 11:00 Lunch Bunch, ML Glenbrooke Information Station, TV 732 Walmart, ML 12:45 Johnny Appleseed 10:00 Thursday Thinkers, CH Pool Piano Music, CH 2:00 Ice Cream Social, Cafe Tuesday (Brain Library, LIB Applesauce, CR 12:30 2nd Bus Malabar 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR 1:00 Brain Game 6:00 Board/Card 6:00 Board/Card Games Points), CH 1:00 Shut the Box, CR Main Lobby, ML Walmart, ML 2:00 Bingo, 3FLDR 11:00 Go With the Flow, CH 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool Bingo, 3FLDR Games, CR Games, CR 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool 4:30 Oscars Red Carpet Event SIGN UP REQUIRED, ## 1:30 Shop at Melbourne Mall, ML 7:00 Movie (See 7:00 Movie (See 2:00 Banker’s Hours, ML 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR 6:00 Board/Card Games, AR 1:00 Chicks’ Spring Swimming Pool, Pool 2:00 Rolling Bowling, CR Channel 732 for Channel 732 for 3:00 Crafts, AR 2:00 Bingo,Bingo, 3FLDR 3:00 Yarn Club, AR 6:30 Night Court (Brain Tea##, CH Third Floor Dining Room, 3FLDR Details), TV 732 6:30 Dollar Bingo, CR 6:00 Board/Card Games, CR 6:30 Book Club (Brain Points), CR Points), CR 3:30 Happy Hour, CH Details), TV 732 15 9:00 Fitness, FC 16 ST. PATRICK’S DAY 17 18 19 SPRING BEGINS 20 21 9:00 Church 9:00 Shop at Publix/ 9:00 Fitness, FC 10:00 Coffee Transportation 9:00 TTransportationransportation 9:00 Transportation Shuttle, ML Winn Dixie, ML 9:00 Shop at Publix/ 9:00 Fitness, FC Social, CH 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/Denise, CH Provided for Medical Winn Dixie, ML Provided for Medical Schedule 1:00 Board/Card Appointments, ML 10:00 Catholic Communion, 3FLDR Appointments, ML 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/ 10:00 Brain Games, Shut Monday 11:00 1st Bus Malabar Games, CR Walmart, ML 10:00 Wednesday Wellness, CH 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 10:00 HHealthealth Topic 10:00 Chaplain’s Corner, CR Denise, CH the Box, 3FLDR 2:00 Ice Cream Social, Cafe 12:30 2nd Bus Malabar 11:00 Lunch Bunch, ML Grocery Shopping, Bank Run Tuesday (Brain 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Walmart, ML 1:00 Shut the Box, CR 10:00 Thursday 6:00 Board/Card (SIGN-UP REQUIRED) 6:00 Board/Card Games Points), CH 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool Thinkers, CH Pool Tuesday Games, CR Games, CR 1:30 Rock and Roll Classic 11:00 Go With the Flow, CH 2:00 Rolling Bowling, CR 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 1:00 Board/Card 1:00 Have Your Nails 7:00 Movie (See Music, CH 7:00 Movie (See Doctor Visits (SIGN-UP REQUIRED 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR 3:00 Yarn Club, AR Games, CR 2:00 Banker’s Hours, ML Painted, 3FLDR 24 HOURS in ADVANCE) Channel 732 for 2:00 Bingo,Bingo, 3FLDR 6:00 Board/Card Games, AR Channel 732 for 3:00 Crafts, AR 2:00 Bingo, 3FLDR Details), TV 732 6:00 Board/Card Games, CR 6:30 Book Club (Brain Points), CR 3:30 Happy Hour, CH Details), TV 732 Wednesday 6:30 Dollar Bingo, CR 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Grocery Shopping, Out to Lunch Bunch, 8:00 Rowdy Roosters 22 9:00 Fitness, FC 23 9:00 TTransportationransportation 24 25 9:00 Transportation 26 27 28 Retail Shopping (SIGN-UP REQUIRED) 9:00 Church Breakfast 9:00 Fitness, FC 10:00 Coffee 9:00 Shop at Publix/ Provided Provided Shuttle, ML 9:00 Fitness, FC 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/ Social, CH Thursday Winn Dixie, ML for Medical for Medical 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 9:00 Shop at Publix/ 1:00 Board/Card 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/Denise, CH Denise, CH 2:00 Bonanza Bingo, Doctor Visits (SIGN-UP REQUIRED Appointments, ML Winn Dixie, ML Appointments, ML Games, CR 11:00 1st Bus Malabar 10:00 Catholic Communion, 3FLDR 24 HOURS in ADVANCE) 10:00 HealthHealth Topic 10:00 Chaplain’s Corner, CR 2:00 Resident Council 3FLDR Walmart, ML 11:00 Lunch Bunch, ML 2:00 Ice Cream Social, Cafe Tuesday (Brain Sunday 11:00 Blood Pressure check, Cafe 10:00 Thursday Thinkers, CH Meeting (Brain 6:00 Board/Card 6:00 Board/Card 12:30 2nd Bus Malabar 9 a.m.-Noon Games Points), CH 1:00 Shut the Box, CR 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR Church Shuttle (SIGN-UP REQUIRED) Walmart, ML Games Points), CH Games, CR Games, CR 11:00 Go With the Flow, CH 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool 2:00 Bingo, 3FLDR 7:00 Movie (See 1:30 Shop at Melbourne Mall, ML 3:30 Happy Hour, CH 7:00 Movie (See 2:00 Banker’s Hours, ML 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR 6:00 Board/Card Games, AR Channel 732 for 2:00 Rolling Bowling, CR 2:00 Bingo,Bingo, 3FLDR 6:30 Night Court (Brain 7:00 Arm Chair Channel 732 for Birthdays 3:00 Crafts, AR 3:00 Yarn Club, AR Details), TV 732 6:00 Board/Card Games, CR Points), CR Travel, TV 732 Details), TV 732 Aline Bissonnette, 3rd 6:30 Dollar Bingo, CR 6:30 Book Club (Brain Points), CR Mary DiFernando, 4th PALM SUNDAY 29 9:00 Fitness, FC 30 9:00 TransportationTransportation 31 Ruth Boyd, 5th 9:00 Shop at Publix/ 9:00 Church Shuttle, ML Provided Vito Pecora, 5th Winn Dixie, ML for Medical 1:00 Board/Card Howard Hensley, 13th 11:00 Sit ‘N’ Fit w/Denise, CH Appointments, ML Games, CR 11:00 1st Bus Malabar Max Gray, 16th 10:00 HealthHealth Topic 2:00 Ice Cream Social, Cafe Walmart, ML Ardith Barry, 20th Tuesday (Brain 6:00 Board/Card 12:30 2nd Bus Malabar Les Lobean, 23rd Games Points), CH Games, CR Walmart, ML Ginny Edmiston, 24th 11:00 Go With the Flow, CH 7:00 Movie (See 1:00 Aqua Aerobics, Pool June Geiger, 24th 2:00 Banker’s Hours, ML 1:00 Board/Card Games, CR Channel 732 for 2:00 Bingo,Bingo, 3FLDR Details), TV 732 3:00 Crafts, AR 6:30 Dollar Bingo, CR 6:00 Board/Card Games, CR Activities Subject to Change Jeepers!Creepers! Decoding Irish Symbolism The Irish storytelling tradition dates back thousands Take Good Care of of years, recounting the folkloric significance of many Those Peepers! of the Emerald Isle’s honored emblems.
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