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22 LEGAL Alternatives to Guardianship

24 FINANCE Maximizing Your Assets in Retirement

25 TRAVEL Terryi Stacy, Kristi Lee & Julie Patterson Just Beachin’

26 COOKING 8 Pete Dye: An 13 Indians Baseball Summer Food Inspiration Indiana Legend A Multigenerational HOUSING By Todd Outcalt Treasure 27 Renovations for the Ages By Audrey Coots 9 Discover the Best 28 GARDENING Golf Courses in 14 Rupert’s Kids Getting into the Summer Indiana to Hit on the Grow Garden Groove By Joanna Notivio By Cassie Knudsen 29 FITNESS Boomer Changes His 10 Time To Enhance 15 Giving to the Routine – and His Life Your Relationship Next Generation By Carol Juergensen Sheets BOOMER 23 Reinventing Yourself Resource for Older Hoosiers+ In this issue: 11 Get Carried – Going Home Again + Nursing Home Benefits Are Still Available! + Downsizing Help is Available

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4 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 5 Noteworthy: The Music of Our Lives

With the passing of able), Conway Twitty Southern Rock’s king, (greeted me with “Hello, Gregg Allman, on May Darlin’”), Merle Hag- 27, 2017, I was hit by an gard (kissing bandit), unexpected flood of emo- Wayne Newton (huge tions and reflections. I flirt!), Marvin Hamlisch don’t like to live in the (eager to perform for past, always trying to you) and even Frank look and move forward. Sinatra (unexpectedly But … somehow ... this somber). death of a music legend Some of the bands I triggered some longings loved included The All- and, yes, depression. As man Brothers Band. I Patty was one of the first female disc Boomers, we are seeing remember buying the jockeys in the country, including WTUE many of our celebrity Radio in Dayton, Ohio, in the late 1970s “Eat a Peach” album contemporaries pass when this billboard hovered over the and playing that vinyl away. It’s heartbreaking downtown skyline. Photo courtesy WTUE over and over again. but, sadly, a part of life. “Ramblin’ Man,” “Whip- As a TV reporter the last 35 years, I’ve ping Post” and “Midnight Rider” were the met and interviewed a lot of movie and TV songs of my formative years. Now the kids actors, but in the ’70s, the musical acts were listen to lots of different groups and sounds, my passion. but back then we all listened to the same Back in da day, as we say, I was really songs. It wasn’t just the songs we shared, it

Patty’s Page Patty’s into rock ’n’ roll. As one of this country’s was the times of our lives, literally. first female DJs, I started my media ca- I never personally met Gregg Allman, but reer in radio, at the University of Dayton, he was part of my growing years. I know Ohio, campus station WVUD in 1973. Upon he’s “No Angel” as he admittedly pro- graduation I was hired by the competition, claimed, but I felt he gave me a little bit of WTUE, from ’76 to’78. nerve and a little bit In the next few years, of toughness with his I traveled around to raspy, weathered voice various stations and and unapologetic at- cities. I was a country titude when I needed music DJ in Cincin- it most. nati at WSAI and in And even though Pittsburgh at WWSW I have severe hear- and one of the first fe- ing loss now (no, not male radio talk show caused by too-loud hosts in Richmond, Gregg Allman and his Allman’s toughness rock ’n’ roll, ha!), I still Va., for WRNL. It was band had their main- was a great inspiration carry all the tunes of stream success in the for Patty. Photo cour- a wild and wonderful my youth in my head. 1970s. tesy Rounder Records time. Gregg Allman will Part of my job as a DJ was to attend and never die. He lives inside his fans. often introduce the music acts of the day at So celebrate the music of your lives, play the local venues. Sometimes I’d get to meet those tunes inside your soul, and smile. them backstage, other times I’d just thank the crowd for coming out, plug the radio sta- Patty tion hosting the event and introduce the act. By Patty Spitler As I try to remember now ... I’ve had the To see more of Patty and great stories on Host/Producer of pleasure and honor of meeting diverse BOOMER TV, make sure to tune in every BOOMER TV musical legends: B.B. King (what a sweet Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on WISH TV … for man), Gordon Lightfoot (strangely aloof), the best years of your life! Melissa Etheridge (pleasant and person- 6 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 Sundays at 10:30 a.m. on WISH TV BROWN COUNTY 62 MILES SOUTH-THEN LEFT See Indiana in an RV!

“Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, Where the deer and antelope play, Where seldom is heard a discouraging word And the skies are not cloudy all day.” Hoosiers have our own “Home on the Range” in the Brown County hills and hollers. Brown County has always been a nostalgic trip to the “Old West” and our Hoosier heritage. Remi- everyone searching for fun and entertainment nisce! Time stands still and intact with Brown in Brown County. Indiana’s largest state park County’s scenic beauty and folklore. Both beckons a visit to Abe Martin Lodge, hiking, young and old are finding fun ways to include camping, mountain biking, swimming, fishing, the whole family, friends even their cats and horseback riding, picnicking and, of course, dogs in the traveling experience. “Motoring RVing in the hills and forests of Indiana’s down” to Nashville, Indiana, in a RV brings most popular state park … plenty of parking new meaning and exposure to Brown County. for your RV. Travel beyond the “hills and hollers” of Nash- ville and the park finds historic tranquility all across the county “just down the road a way” in Story, Indiana. Experience the venture to the village of Story, south on Ind. 135, on the eastern edge of Brown County State Park. Story Inn is located in a preserved 19th century village settlement with nostalgic accommodations and meals fitting for our Hoosier heritage in the Midwest. Again, plenty of parking for your RV. Create a special RV experi- This summer, take I-65 south from Indy to ence! View Mount Comfort’s State Road 46 and journey west to Nashville. award-winning website: Specializing in… Ind. 135 is closed for bridge construction com- MtComfortRV.com and their ing south from Indianapolis near Bean Blos- innovative Facebook and SALES • PARTS som, north of Nashville. YouTube videos on social SERVICE • RV RENTALS Not only are Boomers ready to roll, appar- media. You will find tours and Just 5 minutes east of Indy on I-70 ently their millennial children are following in explanations of their RVs and their parent’s footsteps. Families and friends their select manufacturers. are experiencing new ways to use RVs for Hope to see you on the road 317.898.6676 camping, historical jaunts and relaxation on this summer! weekends with vacations all over Indiana. MtComfortRV.com Brown County State Park is a mecca for Photo courtesy Visit Indiana Pete Dye: An Indiana Legend ––––––––––

Among Hoosiers, “legend” is a course designed for the is not a moniker that is accomplished golfer, but used lightly, especially in created to be enjoyable for the arena of sports. But the typical player.” when it comes to golf — The new Westfield course, and golf course architec- Chatham Hills, is certain ture, in particular — there to be a big draw in its is no designer more legend- first full year. “It’s simply ary than Pete Dye. a beautiful course,” Dye Dye’s French Lick course, noted. This course, just and the newly designed minutes from the Dyes’ Chatham Hills course in Westfield home, “involved Westfield, both attest to hundreds of dedicated his legacy. hours on the course,” com- As a golfer, Dye estab- mented wife Alice. lished himself as one of the premier the most prestigious, and the great- Much of Dye’s expertise hearkens athletes of his generation, winning est number, of Dye golf courses. His back to his hands-on approach to the Indianapolis City Golf Cham- work here is, indeed, legendary ... course design. “Pete has always pionship in 1954 and the Indiana and unrivaled. been interested in agronomy,” she State Amateur Championship in Earlier this year, Dye’s French explained. “He has been an ‘on the 1958. Dye began his golf course Lick course was named 2017 Golf field’ designer, not one to build a career as the greens chairman at Course of the Year by the National course off-site.” the Indianapolis Country Club and Golf Course Owners Assn. — a first Although Dye wouldn’t admit it, never looked back. for him. many consider him to be the father Even more remarkable, Dye has But Dye is equally excited about of modern golf course architecture, shared his love of golf and course his newest course, located in in as he brought vision, innovation architecture work with Alice, his Westfield and now celebrating its and imagination into his designs. wife of 66 years — a remarkable first full season. Dye believes these As Pete and Alice consider their woman who at one time was ranked links offer something for every- legacy, they are most satisfied by the No. 2 women’s golfer in the one: “This course in Westfield is their sons’ decision to follow in world. challenging to the good golfer, but Dye’s architectural work. Perry But Indiana plays host to some of equally accessible to the novice. It and P.D. Dye both have designed renowned courses of their own. But Pete was excited to break the lat- THE PETE DYE TRAIL est news — a new course north of Chatham Hills—Westfield, Indiana Indianapolis that he and son, P.D., have been working on together. Plumb Creek—Carmel, Indiana “Everyone will hear more about The Fort—Indianapolis, Indiana this course very soon!” Soon, yes. But for now — still a Maple Creek—Indianapolis, Indiana legacy in waiting. n The Brick Yard Crossing—Indianapolis, Indiana The Pete Dye Course—French Lick, Indiana Mystic Hills—Culver, Indiana By Todd Outcalt The Kampen Course—West Lafayette, Indiana Freelance Writer

8 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 9 Discover the Best Golf Courses in Indiana to Hit

The state of Indiana and India- ing Heaven,” this gold club pleted in 1965, with the original napolis are obviously well-known located in Noblesville, just 31 back nine completed two years for auto racing, as the home of the miles northeast of Indianapolis, later. This members-only club Indianapolis Motor Speedway and is a fun, challenging course no has a philosophy of making the the Indy 500 that takes place every matter your handicap. Situated golf course and playing condi- on 218 acres, the tions their number one priority. links-style course is • The Trophy Club: Located surrounded by tall in Lebanon, the club’s 18 cham- grasses on long, un- pionship holes feature a links- dulating fairways. style layout on 247 acres of • Prairie View natural beauty, offering the per- Golf Club: Located fect environment for a relaxing in Carmel, this was day on the green. This course the first Indiana was designed by Tim Liddy, a golf course designed protégé of Pete Dye, and fea- by Robert Trent tures slightly hump-backed Jones Jr. and is fairways bordered by tall native laid out on the bed grasses and spectacular greens of the White River. complexes. The course opened These are just a few of the amaz- Purgatory Golf Club in 1997 and attracts ing golf courses our state has to Memorial Day weekend. golfers from major metropolitan offer – what’s your favorite golf However, there’s more to Indiana areas like Chicago, St. Louis, course in Indiana? than just fast cars! Indiana is also Columbus, Cincinnati, Louis- American Senior Communities heralded as one of the best states in ville, Fort Wayne and more. offers a variety of senior healthcare the country for another sport: golf. • Victoria National Golf services throughout our locations In fact, Victoria National Golf Club Club: Mentioned above as one in Indiana and Kentucky. To in Newburgh and Crooked Stick of the Golf Digest list of Ameri- learn more, please visit Golf Club in Carmel are both listed ca’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses, ASCSeniorCare.com. n on Golf Digest’s latest list of Ameri- this golf course ca’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses. is consistently on Indiana Golf Courses to Visit many other “top golf this Summer — Whether you’re courses” lists, too. a seasoned pro or just looking for Founded in 1998 by a relaxing day on the green with Terry Friedman and some friends, add these Indiana designed by Tom golf courses to your summer road Fazio, the club also trip list: offers on-site accom- • Brickyard Crossing: This modations for up to golf course is located right 32 guests, a dedi- inside the Indianapolis Motor cated meeting space Speedway, and thanks to an and a best-in-class overhaul back in 1992 by world- dining experience. renowned golf course designer • Crooked Stick Victoria National Golf Club Pete Dye, now offers an uncon- Golf Club: The ventional 18-hole course, with other course to make Golf Di- four holes located right on the gest’s top 100 list is in Carmel By Joanna Nativio racetrack’s infield. and was the first course Pete American Senior Communities • Purgatory Golf Club: Dye ever designed. Construction ASCSeniorCare.com Called “Your Gateway to Golf- of the first nine holes was com- 888-788-2501

8 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 9 Time To Enhance Your Relationship

Is your relationship feeling a bit other person by holding hands, ly be surprised at the love language stale? Does it seem that you and sitting next to each other, that your spouse endorses because your spouse are living like room- cuddling, giving foot and back it may not be the love language mates instead of lovers? massages or making some type that he or she communicates to you. Whether you are in a new rela- of physical contact that im- One woman was sure her husband’s tionship or a relationship that is 30 proves connection. love language was physical touch years strong, it helps to because he always seemed know how to enhance the to “pester her for more connection you feel and sex.” but when they took to make it more meaning- the test she found that his ful. Boomers don’t want to love language was words settle for mediocre rela- of affirmation. When she tionships and are con- increased her compliments stantly searching for ways and kind words, his de- to enrich their bond. sire for sex decreased. Her If you are looking for therapist explained that a way to improve your when couples learn how to relationship and find a bet- fill the emotional love tank ter connection with your with the “preferred love spouse, you will need to language,” they feel more check out Dr. Gary Chap- satisfied and content. man’s New York Times As Boomers continue to best seller, “The 5 Love gain life experience, they Languages.” Dr. Chap- want to take control of their man’s premise is simple lives. Reading this practi- and easy to employ in your cal relationship guide will regular day. He has found ensure that they will learn that each person has a pre- to give the love that will ferred love language and that there Now as you look at this list, you strengthen the bond in their rela- are five primary ways to show love. may be thinking about the most tionship. They include: important way that you would want The wonderful thing about this • words of affirmation, which to receive love. However, the key is commonsense approach is that it means saying nice things to to assess what love language your only takes one person to begin to your spouse. spouse desires and then to express change the relationship, and the • acts of service, which include love in that way. dividends really maximize the in- doing things for your partner. The best way to determine this is vestment! n • giving gifts, which may include for both of you to go to Dr. Chap- something small like a flower man’s website (5lovelanguages.com) or a card or something extrava- and take the test for free. You may gant like a ring or a car. think that you understand his/her Article by • spending quality time together. primary love language but more Carol Juergensen Sheets • physical touch, which can often people find that the primary Freelance Writer include sex but more often love language is different than they means connecting with the would have assessed! You will like-

10 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 11 Get Carried Away with Civic Theatre

Civic Theatre has a reputation for presenting high- from the mainland, the bloodbath begins and one by one quality, family-friendly live theater, produced by a they are brutally murdered in accordance with the lines talented staff and performed by the best avocational per- of a sinister nursery rhyme, bases on Agatha Christie’s formers this community has to offer. Artistically, Civic “And then There Were None.” endeavors to stretch its muscles and expand the types It’s 1962 in Baltimore, and the lovable plus-size teen, of shows it presents to its patrons as well – broadening Tracy Turnblad, has only one desire – to dance on the horizons, attracting new patrons, and offering fresh and popular “Corny Collins Show” in “Hairspray.” When her exciting opportunities to the performers. This season dream comes true, Tracy is transformed from social out- offers a mix of traditional and contemporary Broadway cast to sudden star. She uses her celebrity and newfound musicals, a new adaptation of a famous literary work, power to dethrone the reigning teen queen, win the af- and a classic murder mystery presented in the intimate fections of heartthrob, Link Larkin, and along with her space of the Studio Theater. This is Booth Tarkington friends and fans, change the world ... all without denting Civic Theatre’s 103rd consecutive year of serving Central her ‘do! Indiana, and the 7th season of shows at The Center for Tickets are available now for Civic’s 2017-2018 Season. the Performing Arts in Carmel. Visit civictheatre.org for details. n Annie has become a worldwide phenomenon and was the winner of seven Tony Awards, including Best Musi- cal. Hear memorable songs, including “Maybe,” “Hard Knock Life” and “Tomorrow.” With the help of the other girls in the orphanage, Annie escapes to the wondrous world of New York City in search of her past, but finds her future. The irresistible family musical about the trials and tri- umphs of Israel’s favorite son returns to the Civic stage. Told entirely through song, “Joseph and the Amazing GetGet CarriedCarried Technicolor Dreamcoat” follows the journey of Joseph as he is sold into slavery by his jealous brothers but uses his intelligence and wit – along with his ability to in- terpret dreams – to advance and become the right-hand man of the pharaoh himself. A playful new adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel “Sense and Sensibility” follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters, after their father’s sudden death leaves them financially destitute and so- PRESENTING OUR 2017 - 2018 SEASON cially vulnerable. Set in gossipy late 18th-century Eng- SUBSCRIBE TODAY land, with a fresh female voice, the play is full of humor, CIVICTHEATRE.ORG/SUBSCRIPTIONS / 317.843.3800 emotional depth and bold theatricality. OUR STAGE, YOUR CIVIC Ten strangers, with little in common except for a wicked past, are lured to a remote island off the English coast. Over dinner, a recording suddenly begins to play, accusing each person of hiding a dark secret. Later that evening, one of them is found dead, poisoned. The ten- OCT 12 - 28 DEC 15 - JAN 7 FEB 2 - 17 MAR 23 - APR 7 APR 27 - MAY 12 sion escalates as the survivors realize the killer is not (STUDIO THEATER) only among them but is preparing to strike again … and again ... As the weather turns and the group is cut off

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12 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 13 Indians Baseball A Multigenerational Treasure

In a world that is constantly bit larger than what they normally many parents, grandparents and changing, the baseball field is a experience at their school, and for great grandparents grew up enjoy- place of continuous joy for most. their families to proudly cheer them ing, and with the consistent reach The game is the same today as it on. In other words, this is an op- was 50 years ago, and the ability portunity for locals to dream big. to get the whole family together to Another great Indians activity share in the friendly, competitive is the Triple Play Youth Base- atmosphere is one that shouldn’t ball Program. In this exciting be taken for granted. After all, not setting, the Indians help with every city has a Victory Field, and fundraising and instructional no other city has the Indianapolis gatherings, and more than 10,000 Indians. young baseball players are af- The Indians are involved in so fected. The motto here is, “Play Indians baseball is a many aspects of the baseball com- hard. Play smart. Play fair.” This family event in Indianapolis. munity, from their astounding, sentiment resonates strongly high-energy games to their vari- with older generations, people who into today’s youth that the Indians ous outreach programs within the were raised to pull themselves up have displayed, there’s more now greater Indianapolis area. One such by their bootstraps and work hard than ever to connect older genera- program worth for everything tions to younger ones in the sta- mentioning they wanted, dium stands. If you’re looking for is the Victory to earn things a multigenerational event that can Field Classic, they could be bring the whole family together, during which proud of. There despite various ages, hobbies and local high are certainly interests, Indians baseball is it. school teams worse things The Indians baseball team has are hosted and that today’s no shortage of fun events planned high school youth could be for the 2017 season. If you’ve got players and The whole family can get learning. This your eye on a game, or if you want family mem- involved in a baseball outing. is a thought to learn more about their outreach bers get to process that programs, you can check out their experience the intense excitement can carry over into every other schedule at their official website: of professional baseball first-hand. aspect of life, and the impact that IndyIndians.com. Here, you’ll see This is an opportunity for high baseball has on youth communities for yourself that they’re playing school students to consider their fu- cannot be overstated. home games (listed in red) so often tures in the sport, to experience the However, baseball is not a gen- that you’ll have no trouble working field lights and cheering crowds a erational sport. This is a game that a game into your own busy schedule. Bring the grandkids for some Victory Dogs and Souvenir Sodas and watch memories being made right in front of your eyes. And at Victory Field, you can even purchase peanuts and Cracker Jacks! n

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By Audrey Coots Freelance Writer Victory Field, home to the Indianapolis Indians, opened in 1996.

12 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 13 Rupert’s Kids on the Grow

If you ever ran into Rupert Bone- found employment. Rupert builds a building he’s restoring to make the ham on the street, you would see sense of community among those in headquarters of RK. This building a friendly, outgoing person with a his program, and the bonds created had been without inhabitants for memorable beard and a passion for help strengthen a feeling of purpose 22 years, leaving Rupert and his tie-dye and the well-being of others. among these men and women. fellow workers to sand down and Meeting Ru- When meeting cut through the layers of old dry- pert, it would for our inter- wall and carpet remains in order come as no sur- view with Ru- to reveal original flooring and brick prise to find out pert, he told us walls. It’s a rigorous process, but he has devoted a story of one the work is paying off. The restored more than a young man who parts of the building look in mint quarter-century had entered his condition, and the youth are getting of his life to program a drug great experience. troubled youth, addict. Now, he Rupert refuses to take a single later manag- is celebrating penny from the people through ing a non-profit more than 600 government contributions, but loves organization days in recov- and always accepts private dona- called Rupert’s ery. Rupert’s tions, such as a bike repair shop Kids (RK). Kid’s shows the offering free labor in return for Rupert takes youth how to compensation of new bike parts, or in adolescents create a better a company donating free heating who find them- Rupert shows Indy BOOMER around his new life for them- equipment. Contributions from the facility. Photo courtesy Toney Crawford selves strug- selves through community help keep Rupert’s Kids gling financially, in and out of life lessons and accountability. the strong organization it is today. correctional facilities, or perhaps Working hard to expand RK, Rupert would never be able to do fighting addiction, and teaches vo- Rupert has been completely transi- what he’s doing today without the cational training and self-account- tioning to nearby Shelbyville. This help of others. ability. includes transforming a warehouse He hopes that with time and support, RK can set up a program Looking for ways to help RK? structure that can then be • DONATE directly at adopted by sur- http://www.rupertskids.org/donate/ rounding areas in Indiana in • VOLUNTEER! It’s a great way to order to help give back to the community, whether offering to teach a lesson on finances, youth in need helping with a plumbing job, or assisting throughout the the social worker for a day. Anything state … and helps and always makes a difference. maybe someday nationwide. n • GIVE SUPPLIES – they are always Rupert talks with one of his supporters, Rusty needed and greatly appreciated. Eckstein of Mount Comfort RV, about Rupert’s Kids. Photo courtesy Mary Pat McKee

Rupert’s hands-on mentoring pays into a residential facility for the off. For example, in the past four men and a separate facility for By Cassie Knudsen years, of 35 youth who joined the the females as well. Emphasizing Magazine Intern program with a committed felony, the importance of hard work and 29 have not re-offended and have dedication, Rupert showed us the 14 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 Giving to the Next Generation

From self-expression to self- help older adults with daily tasks even a book to communicate wis- direction, there are countless ways at home, such as paying bills. dom and lessons learned. Example: to age out loud. Some of the most Teach. Impart expertise via Start with something you know the rewarding ways for older adults formal or informal education and most about, such as a career, hob- involve passing on experiences, tutoring opportunities. Example: by or historical event, and submit wisdom and skills to others. Check with local schools that may a column to your local newspaper. Everyone has something to share, need reading, math or science tu- Create. Pick a medium and use and these ideas from the Adminis- tors. art to express yourself and share tration of Community Living can Speak. Sign up for speaking en- your perspective. Example: Paint, help you get started: gagements, paid or unpaid, as well draw, sculpt, play music, dance,

Mentor. Use professional or per- as storytelling events. Example: make crafts – whatever suits you. sonal experiences to guide a child, Open-mic events, often at theaters These ideas and many others can young adult or peer. Example: and libraries, welcome speakers of help amplify the voices of older Visit Senior Corps at nationalser- all ages. Americans and raise awareness of vice.gov to learn about becoming a Engage. Visit a senior center or vital aging issues in communities foster grandparent. organize a gathering focused on across the nation. Find more ideas Volunteer. Put skills to use connecting with others. Example: at oam.ACL.gov. n while giving back to your commu- Book clubs attract participants of nity. Example: Sign up to collect all ages and encourage the ex- food or clothing donations, serve change of ideas. Photo courtesy Getty Images meals at a local soup kitchen or Write. Pen an article, op-ed or

14 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 15 COVER Meet the Indianapolis Women of Radio STORY You know their voices. They give next generation of radio women, you the news, make you laugh, keep breaking new ground in newsrooms you up to date on traffic and dig that were traditionally run by men. deep into our community’s issues. When they took their turn at the These Indianapolis women of radio microphone, there was no turning have dedicated their careers to back. their faithful local listeners, while And the producers found there adapting to the new technology had been a missing element, a voice and younger talent that comes with that represented the women who the constantly changing climate of were listening, too. This revelation radio gigs. led to a spike in advertising sales They each paved the way for the and created a space for women in the business. Each radio host in this article has her own story, but all three say they fell in love with the job and it’s helped define much of their lives.

Julie The women of local radio (from left: Julie Patterson, Kristi Lee and Terri Stacy) take in a rooftop Patterson view of downtown Indianapolis. BOOMER Radio, hosted by Julie Pat- electronic gurus,” Patterson excit- terson, tackles topics edly explains. concerning Baby When Patterson started in the Boomers. Patterson mid-80s, she says radio was very has been in radio for different for women. But she saw it 21 years and was as an advantage. She was one of the the former WISH-TV few women interested in going on traffic reporter and air, so she decided to pave the way. WZPL and WENS Patterson has done everything “This job has led radio personality. from travel to Australia for the me to some really She says now hosting 2000 Olympics to interviewing El- ton John. She did interviews at the cool things – things BOOMER Radio has been her most excit- Grammys and chatted with Tina you can only dream ing challenge yet. Turner. of doing.” “I’m in complete “This job has led me to some really – Julie Patterson control of the show cool things – things you can only and that is fun for dream of doing,” she recalls. me. I get to choose Patterson spent decades on the my guests and dive early morning radio circuit and You can hear Julie Patterson host BOOMER Radio every Saturday at 4:30 p.m. on Freedom into topics that can says that while you never really get 95 AM and FM – tune in depending on where range from things used to that 2 a.m. wake-up call, it you’re listening. She graduated from Ball State to do around town did give her the flexibility to be a University with a focus in communications and to new book authors Mom when the day was done. theater. It was a college professor who pushed speaking with local “My kids aren’t kids anymore. her to give radio DJ-ing a try. She’s glad she did. dignitaries or even They’re 30, 27 and 20 years old, and

16 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 17 Meet the Indianapolis Women of Radio

Kristi Lee radio, especially when I first start- The nationally syndicated Bob and ed. I’d like to see more. It’s always Tom Show has been Kristi Lee’s been an important role, the female home for almost 30 years, on and voice and perspective. It stands out off. on the show,” says Lee. Drivers are used to hearing her Lee made headlines when she left deliver the news headlines as they the show for a stint in 2016 but re- cruise into work on those mornings turned seven months later. Listen- from 6 to 10 a.m. ers rejoiced. Lee has held the news position For Lee, those early morning there while offering the female hours aren’t easy. She averages viewpoint to the comedic routine. only six hours of sleep a night, but “The morning drive is the most says it’s allowed her to be home popular time to listen, and even as in time to pick up her kids from technology changes and people are school. streaming more, I don’t think that’s She’s also enjoyed the perks, like changed. My kids get in the car and interviewing John Mellencamp and still search through the radio sta- taking trips to the Bahamas for tions to find something to listen to,” radio events. she explained. It’s all about hard work and a true Lee started in radio when she was love for radio that she says has kept a junior in high school and credits her relevant in an ever-changing her career to those early years. business. The women of local radio (from left: Julie Patterson, Kristi Lee and Terri Stacy) take in a rooftop view of downtown Indianapolis. She was the first woman to join “It feels like two weeks,” she the Bob and Tom Show when man- laughs. “Every day is fun, it never I’ll always be so grateful I was able agement saw a shift in sponsorship even occurs to me that I’ve been to do both. I was up early on the and wanted to add a female voice to doing it that long. It’s clear on our radio and home with my kids by the the show. show: no one wants to grow up, so afternoon. Radio has always been “There weren’t a lot of women in we just don’t.” such a gift to me in that way.”

Kristi Lee is the news director of the nationally syndicated radio program, the Bob and Tom Show. She gives the news headlines, often with a humorous twist. Lee graduated from Ben Davis High School and got her start at the school’s radio station, WBDG-FM. “There weren’t a lot of women in radio, especially when I first started. I’d like to see more.” – Kristi Lee

16 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 17 Terri Stacy is a veteran radio host at 93.1 WIBC News Talk. She studied at the Herron School of Art at IUPUI. She hosts a segment called “Weekend Guide with Terri Stacy” to give Hoosiers a look at what’s happening in town.

“Baby Boomers, like me, have made our jobs our life.” – Terri Stacy

Terri Stacy Stacy has watched her own posi- Terri Stacy has been described tion and job change from the morn- as “the heart and soul of WIBC,” ing radio times to now hosting a though she says her career started show near to her heart with a focus as a fluke. on spotlighting fundraisers in the “I got my foot in the door and community. never thought I’d be on the air. I “Working in news radio, you started as a receptionist,” Stacy report on a lot of bad things in the remembers. world. I did that for a long time. At the time, there wasn’t a female This new outlet allows me to see on the morning show and manage- some good, people who need a little ment told her she’d won an award help getting the word out about and got to spend a week hanging their cause,” she explains. out on the show. Stacy describes herself as an ani- “It was terrifying and exciting,” mal lover, fisherman, traveler and she recalls. friend of old people. Listeners sure couldn’t hear those It’s her unique knowledge of In- nerves; they responded and related dianapolis, contagious personality to Stacy. The rest was history and and love of people have made her a she became a regular on the WIBC staple in the city. n News Talk show. “It’s part of who I am. I’m 55, I’m in a place where I’ve transitioned to this new role and I’ve seen the By Amanda Evans-Clark climate change. Baby Boomers, like Freelance Writer me, have made our jobs our life. It’s scary to think of leaving this role one day, but I’m also more comfortable with who I am and experiencing life however it comes,” says Photos courtesy Amy Pauszek Stacy.

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20 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 21 Cosmetic Surgery APPEARANCE Not Just for Women Anymore

An ever-increasing number of looking younger gives men a dis- appearance to your eyes. Lower men are turning to cosmetic sur- tinct competitive advantage. eyelids can be rejuvenated using a gery. In fact, reports show that the New advances in surgical tech- special laser to remove the excess number of men seeking cosmetic niques allow men to obtain dra- fatty tissue and puffiness without surgery has increased more than matic improvements with greatly external incisions. Excess skin in 300 percent since reduced “downtime,” making the lower eyelids can be removed to the turn of the provide a smoother contour and a decade and con- more rested appearance. tinues to increase Neck Lift — If every time you 5-10 percent each look in the mirror you are con- year. The reason cerned with your “turkey gobbler” before appears to be neck or if you find it increasingly both economic difficult to buy dress shirts that and social. are comfortable with ties, then you More Boomer men are may be a candidate for a neck lift. keeping socially active and Through tiny incisions hidden un- want to look as good as they der the chin and behind the ears, after feel. They work out and keep doctors able to remove the excess themselves in good physical fatty tissue, tighten the neck mus- condition. They want their face to cosmetic surgery an attractive op- cles, and remove the excess skin to match the rest of their body. tion. Studies show that an eyelid provide a stronger jawline and a There are also economic reasons tuck and neck lift are two of the smoother contour to the neck. This that men are seeking cosmetic three cosmetic surgical procedures helps restore an appearance that surgery to restore a more youthful, most commonly requested by men. is more rested, youthful and ener- rested appearance. Many Boomer Each of these procedures is typi- getic. n men are working longer. A recent cally performed on an out- study by the American Academy patient basis under twilight of Cosmetic Surgery showed that or general anesthesia, with 68 percent of Boomers surveyed most men being able to re- plan to continue working either turn to work in their normal full- or part-time into their retire- social activities in one week ment years. Like it or not, how or less. we look can have an impact on Eyelid Tuck our work and job opportunities. — Just as Psychologists call it “lookism” — women often treating people in ways biased by show signs of after their perceived individual level of aging around physical attractiveness. Studies their eyes, so before published in the Journal of Person- can men. Loose ality and Social Psychology suggest hanging skin and sagging eyebrows that highly attractive employees that droop over the upper eyelids, To see video of Dr. William Beeson’s enjoy increased earnings of 7.5-15 along with bulging fat pads and tips on BOOMER TV, visit percent over their average-looking loose skin in the lower eyelids, can IndyBoomer.com/TV. peers. In a survey of professional project an image of fatigue and loss career advisors, almost two-thirds of vitality. Friends and coworkers of those surveyed reported male can question whether you are tired clients had lost job opportunities and if you are getting enough sleep. because they looked too old. More Surgery to remove the excess skin By William Beeson, MD than three-fourths of the profes- and fatty tissue in the upper eyelid 317-846-0846 sional career advisors said that can provide a more open, rested www.Beeson.com

20 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 21 LEGAL Alternatives to Guardianship

When a parent or other loved one An advance directive for health- an order to: is no longer fully able to care for care is another important planning • pay, deliver or deposit funds. themselves and their financial af- tool. These include living wills and • sell, mortgage or lease property. fairs, the appointment of a guard- healthcare representative declara- • enter into an annuity contract ian to be able to act for them is one tions, among others. An earlier or life care contract. solution. However, guardianship • establish a trust. is often a time-consuming, expen- Using a protective order proceed- sive, and even demeaning process ing, an order could be obtained where a loved one is involved in to pay a life care contract for a court proceeding to be de- an incapacitated person to be clared incompetent and lose taken care of in a care facility. their legal rights. Once a Alternatively, a trust could guardianship is estab- be established and funded lished, it is important so that all the assets could to understand that an be managed by a trustee. individual does essen- A business or real estate tially lose most legal can be sold in order to rights. By analogy, the have funds to put in individual essentially the trust to pay for the becomes the child and individual’s care. As the guardian is the par- long as the issues involve ent with all of the legal finances or property, a powers. protective order may be Fortunately, there are a the solution or alternative variety of other planning to a guardianship. techniques and tools avail- Although it is not always able to allow others to provide possible to avoid establishing a assistance without the need of guardianship, there are important a formal guardianship. Powers of and effective legal alternatives to attorney are one of the single best consider. If you have a loved one or planning options available. An in- article in Indy BOOMER magazine family member who can no longer dividual can give a trusted relative is available online and discusses manage their own legal or financial or friend the authority to transact the many various forms of advance affairs, consider the alternatives business for them by utilizing a directives for health care in more with a trusted legal advisor. n power of attorney. These docu- detail. ments can be general and possess Finally, an important alternative or set forth a broad range of powers to guardianship is the protective or be limited in nature. General order provision of the guardianship durable powers of attorney can con- code. These are not the old “do not tain both financial and healthcare contact “or “stay away” protective By Anne Hensley Poindexter powers. Limited powers of attorney orders we all think of when we first Member can grant specific limited powers, hear the words. These are single Altman Poindexter & Wyatt 75 Executive Drive, Suite G for example only the authority to transaction protective orders that Carmel, IN 46032 conduct banking activities. Both may be obtained from a probate 317-350-1000 general powers and limited powers court to protect an incapacitated are valuable aids to allow others to individual’s income, property, busi- assist in times of need. ness or finances. You can apply for

22 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 23 BOOMERS@WORK Reinventing Yourself – Going Home Again

The Flanigan sisters prove that tory director at Winona Hospi- stay current, she partners with a reinventing a career sometimes tal. Along the way, she earned a 3-D printing resource. Both sisters means returning to a previous Masters of Public Administration credit networking and staying in occupation or employer. degree to complement her clini- touch with former colleagues for Patti Flanigan Medvescek left cal background. She was recruited their career opportunities. Fla- her role as a laboratory manager by Roche Diagnostics for a role in nigan wasn’t looking for a job as in 1991 after 22 years at Method- their Diabetes Care business in a toy sculptor. “For some reason, ist Hospital, returning to Clarian 1990 and spent the next 11 years when I cleaned out my garage, I Health in 2005 as senior financial in roles with increasing responsi- kept all my equipment to make analyst. Currently she is program bility and participating on interna- models,” explains Flanigan. A manager in system financial tional teams. “Now I can integrate former co-worker mentioned that performance at IU Health and business intelligence with clinical someone was looking for a toy member of a specialized sculptor; she called, team working with chief and now she’s busier financial officers. than ever. “I think Nancy Flanigan be- there is a resurgence in gan her career as a toy hand-made crafts and sculptor for Kenner an appreciation of the Products in Cincinnati, expertise involved. I am creating the original really not sure what Star Wars models. After the future holds. I love 17 years of family time what I am doing and and working outside the I am happy at work,” industry, Nancy again observes Flanigan. works as an indepen- Medvescek remembers dent toy sculptor. an HR person at IU When Boomers think Health saying, “welcome of reinventing their home,” recognizing her careers, many think of previous employment. going into a new profes- “I feel like I grew up sion or targeting a new at IU Health. I started company. A recent Kronos and and financial outcomes when sup- here as a “helper” just out of high Workplace Trends survey showed porting the system CFOs,” explains school, making $1.25 an hour,” managers and human resource Medvescek. laughs Medvescek. “Now I feel professionals were more accepting Flanigan earned a Bachelor of my abilities and experience are of hiring former employees. The Fine Arts degree at the Univer- respected.” n survey noted, “there’s a war for sity of Cincinnati. After leaving top talent in the marketplace. The Kenner, she earned an Associate This is the last of a three-part number one benefit is that former degree in Multimedia Design and series on reinventing yourself. employees are familiar with the Visual Communications at Ivy company’s organizational culture.” Tech. Flanigan was in digital de- It is also less expensive for an sign and marketing while working organization to recruit, hire and as an entrepreneur. “During the train someone who previously shift to digital media, the opportu- By Brenda Johnson worked there. nities for sculpting toys dried up. Work, Careers and Jobs @ 40+ 317-250-3366 Medvescek initially left IU There are more modern ways of [email protected] Health for a promotion to labora- manufacturing,” says Flanigan. To workinglater.blogspot.com

22 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 23 Maximizing Your Assets in Retirement FINANCE

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24 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 25 Just Beachin’ TRAVEL What Lies Beneath

conquer the challenge can boating. Jet Ski rentals also are stop by the Indiana Dunes available. Visitor Center to buy a Michigan City’s Washington shirt and pick up a free Park features a beach, park and commemorative sticker or family-friendly zoo. And you don’t decal and postcards. want to miss the historic Michigan You may be surprised to find There are two beaches in the City Lighthouse, which has guided stunning shorelines in Indiana. Beverly Shores area where you’ll ships for more than a hundred The Hoosier state sits along the find beach-goers. Lake View Beach years. south shore of Lake Michigan. The is appropriately named: it is the waterfront is beautiful, but also perfect place to take in the view. diverse. There are so many things Not far from there is Kemil Beach. to do and sights to enjoy. It is secluded and a great spot for Every year, nearly 4 million visi- swimming, hiking, fishing and tors flock to Indiana Dunes State bird-watching. and National Parks. In all, the The newly refurbished Marquette Indiana Dunes is 15,000 acres of Park in Gary and Aquatorium is beaches, forests, prairies and wet- very spacious. It’s a picture-perfect lands. Popular beaches along the place to host family reunions or get Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore married. are Dunbar, Central and Porter. West Beach is the southernmost Whether you spend your days When it comes to beaches, the tip of Lake Michigan in Gary. You fishing, birdwatching, biking, 3-mile-long beach at Indiana can swim and hike through the hiking the dunes or just relaxing Dunes State Park is a favorite. If dunes. on the beach … it’s all Honest-to- you’re willing to test your endur- Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk Goodness Indiana. n ance, you can take part in the 3 are both exceptional lakefront Dune Challenge. To complete it, parks offering gorgeous beaches Photos courtesy Indiana Dunes you must climb and spacious Tourism Mount Jackson pavilions. (elevation 176 Whihala Beach, To see video of this Travel segment feet), Mount just a short walk on BOOMER TV, please visit Holden (184 from down- IndyBoomer.com/TV. feet) and Mount town Whiting, By Amy Howell Tom (192 feet). is where many Director of Communications Some parts of people go surf- Visit Indiana the trail feature ing, kayaking, [email protected] 40-degree slopes. swimming, kite- 800-677-9800 Those who boarding and @VisitIndiana 24 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 25 SUMMER CHICKEN STRAWBERRY FETA SALAD Summer 2 chicken breasts, boneless 1 cup basil, fresh

COOKING Food 6 thyme sprigs 1/4 cup coriander leaves 2 small cucumbers 1 head romaine lettuce Inspiration 1 cup baby spinach leaves 2 cups strawberries, fresh 8 medium radishes, thinly sliced The fact that two months of sum- 1/2 cup peanuts 1/2 cup edible flowers mer are still ahead of us is absolutely 1/2 tsp. salt and pepper 1/2 tsp. paprika stunning because it means going to 1/2 tsp. dry basil 4 oz. feta, spiced the beach, traveling, enjoying nature and everything boasting of natural In a bowl, combine the chicken breasts, olive oil, thyme, paprika, salt goodness, such as berries. and pepper. For added flavor, allow the chicken to marinate for 1 hour or Experience strawberry, this mar- overnight. velous berry, like never before! You Preheat your grill, grill pan or cast iron skillet to medium-high, and may be a bit surprised to find out brush the grates with oil. that strawberries are an ideal source Grill the chicken for 5-8 minutes per side or until the chicken is cooked of vitamin C, as well as antioxidants through. Remove from the grill and slice the chicken thinly. and phytonutrients. These nutrients In a large salad bowl, toss the lettuce, spinach, strawberries, radishes fight free radicals responsible for cell and cucumbers together. Add the chicken to the top of the salad along damage that contributes to cancer. with the spiced feta, peanuts, coriander leaves, thyme sprigs and edible When it comes to weekends, it is flowers. Serve with the dressing. hard to imagine them without bar- beques. Plan your summer menu HONEY APPLE CIDER DRESSING well and consider cooking fish or chicken instead of beef. Light salads 1 tbl. honey 2 tbl. apple cider vinegar with berries, “green family” and nuts 2 tbl. cold water 1/4 cup olive oil, extra virgin are a perfect ensemble. Salt and pepper to taste As always, desserts will decorate In a glass jar, combine the olive oil, water, apple cider vinegar, honey your summer table best. Berry and a pinch of both salt and pepper. Seal the jar and shake well. Taste crumble, blueberry pie, strawberry and adjust seasonings as needed. ice pops, shortcake with peaches and raspberry, and fruit sangria sound so delicious and typical for summer. Consider making different FRESH STRAWBERRY lemonades with berries and fruits LEMONADE to saturate your body with healthy and “tasty” vitamins. Instead of bak- This lemonade is quick and perfect ing pies, shortbread cookies, heavy for hot summer days. cakes – try fresh yogurt with berries, cocktails or smoothies. Enjoy your 1 1/2 cups strawberry summer and stay healthy! 1 lemon Find more tasty, healthy and deli- 5 cups lemon soda cious Helena Recipes on loveinlions. 1/2 cup honey com/recipes. Bon appétit! Paper straws Find more Helena Juice the lemon. Mix the lemon soda with the honey and the lemon Recipes on loveinlions. juice in a blender. com/recipes. n Cut strawberry into slices. Pour the mix from the blender into glasses and add strawberries. By Helena Lil Decorate with sugar, strawberries and straws. Contributing Writer

26 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 27 Renovations for the Ages HOUSING Antique upgrades for kitchen and bath Not every renovation project is a transformative role. Rely on intended to make the space look historic photographs, vintage shiny and new. A design that mirrors and antique curios such celebrates decades (or even centu- as old buckets and chairs to let ries) past can carry the same big your creativity run wild. A bucket impact for a dramatically updated makes a perfect toilet paper look. holder and the rungs of a forgot- Antique upgrades celebrate the ten old chair are ideal for an old- old-timey charm that modern fashioned towel rack. design often ignores. An added Old-meets-new kitchen: For a benefit to an antique motif: the kitchen stylized to honor the past, opportunity to display family there’s nothing more distracting heirlooms and treasures from pre- than modern appliances. Fully vious generations that blend seamlessly into your home. capturing the warmth and charm of a country, century In most houses, the kitchen and bathrooms are where or Victorian kitchen requires complementing antique- modern conveniences are most obvious. The appliances style appliances. With careful attention to vintage de- and fixtures in these rooms offer convenience and func- sign, a line like Elmira Stove Works appliances complete tion few homeowners are willing to sacrifice for the sake the traditional feel of a “vintage” kitchen, rather than of aesthetics. Fortunately, these tips show how you can detract from it, as would modern-style black, white or capture old-world ambiance while enjoying the comforts stainless steel finishes. of modern living. Fortunately, the “antique” aspect of these appliances Back-to-basics bathroom: Indoor plumbing is arguably ends with the appearance, as the complete line features the greatest asset of the modern home, but there’s no the latest in cooking technology to ease routine food need to sacrifice contemporary function when you take a preparation and meet the high standards of the home step back in time with your bathroom decor. A clawfoot chef. tub makes for a stunning focal point, and a stylish ped- For example, among the features is a full-size, self- estal sink adds character a modern vanity simply can’t cleaning true convection oven with the look of a vintage deliver. two-door range. The front panel displaying the “fire The one downside, limited storage space, can be easily door,” “oven door” and “ash catch” conceals the full-size remedied. A distressed cupboard or cabinet fitted with oven behind. A matching 1,200-watt microwave features an antique window pane door is a simple DIY solu- a removable turntable, 10 power levels, turbo-defrost tion, or stacked wooden crates (sanded and finished, of and five-stage programmable cooking with an optional course) can provide a whimsical tower to fill with towels nickel or antique copper door frame. and other necessities. The complete line includes a customizable collection In a small space like a bathroom, it can be difficult of ranges, wall ovens, microwaves, refrigerators and to evoke just the right impression with fixtures and matching panels for dishwashers. To learn more, visit furnishings alone. That’s where accessories can play ElmiraStoveWorks.com. n

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I gave up on having nice finger- for some very handy reasons: it handling potting soil with moisture nails like those of my colleagues a helps keep soil from splashing out retention or fertilizing elements, long time ago. Between gardening when you water (and it keeps wind or even organic soil amendments. and now washing the hens’ eggs from blowing soil out, too), it keeps A glove recommendation is usually with metal scrubbers, really at- moisture in the soil longer (so less found on the package anyway, and tractive nails are just a lost cause. frequent watering), and it helps if you wouldn’t let your grandchil- Even if I wear gloves in the gar- anchor your plants, if you live in dren handle it with bare hands, den — which I always do to avoid a location that can become windy you probably shouldn’t either. splinters and poison ivy — Over the years, I’ve come dirt somehow gets under to favor knit gloves with my nails, or they bend and a layer of nitrile rubber split. Over the years, as on the palm side. These with many other things, let my hands bend and I’ve become okay with breathe without becom- that. ing sweaty, and they are We’re moving out of my usually inexpensive, so if I favorite season of spring damage them in any way, into my next favorite, high replacing them is no big summer, wherein I try deal. Keep in mind that to scale back my efforts most garden gloves are not just a bit as the Indiana good protection against heat hikes to a new level major splinters or beastly of discomfort. This is the thorns. I’m sure we all time when getting the know this from experience, garden, the containers or but no one wants to de- the landscape off to a solid velop a medical condition start pays off. from mishandling roses. A This is a good place to bonus of nitrile gloves: as insert a word or two about our hand strength weak- mulch. A lot of folks like ens, a clean pair can be a mulch because it gives the godsend when you need to landscape a neatened look, open a difficult jar or cap. and that’s great, espe- Before you know it, the cially if you go for a more summer solstice will have formal appearance. I like passed, so let’s enjoy these it because it saves water, long, beautiful Indiana which is something I think days while we may. n we should all consider. Water is a like mine. For instance, I love finite resource, and I was never as zinnias, but these tall flowers can To see video of Shannon Cagle’s cognizant of this as when I moved be blown and pulled by long bouts gardening tips on BOOMER TV, to a location that required a well. with strong winds. visit IndyBoomer.com/TV. Most of us know that mulch helps Gloves are absolutely necessary keep moisture in our garden beds, when applying mulch, and are but did you know you can use it a good idea when handling soil in your container plantings, too? I amendments, too. Generally speak- like to put a layer of mulch in my ing, I’d say it’s just smart to wear By Shannon Cagle containers after planting them up good garden gloves whether you’re Contributing Writer

28 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 29 FITNESS Boomer Changes His Routine — and His Life

Have you ever seen a picture of changes in his body. Then those nutrition and the science of shed- yourself and thought, whoa, that little changes in his body became ding fat. He eats every couple doesn’t look like me! Maybe that big changes in his body. of hours and consumes protein picture is a reality check of who Gary’s workouts were slowly shakes and enzymes. Sure, he you have become. Two years ago, transforming him. His waist- has real food mixed in. Gary told 63-year-old Gary Nance went to line starting getting smaller and me “Nothing over the size of your his son’s destination wedding fist, five to six ounces — in Jamaica. When he saw whether it’s meat, chicken pictures from the wedding and eggs with spinach. And they were beautiful. But as you’d think that would be Gary looked through them very boring but it’s great. he was also stunned by his It’s controlled I don’t have appearance in the pictures. to think about it. And you Who was that guy with the know, it’s pretty pathetic 50-inch waistline? When did when on your workout days, that happen? post-workout when you can Gary went to see his doctor, have two plain rice cakes who is also a personal friend, and that feels like a choco- and got some bad news. The late cake, you know you’re doctor said, “You’ve got high in deep.” blood pressure, you’ve got Nance appreciates the some potential kidney is- mental component that has sues, and you just need to get resulted from his jour- in shape because you are in ney. He said, “Overall it’s trouble.” changed my personality, Nance lives in the Fishers I think for the better. It’s area and his wife noticed that a smaller, and his body was getting made me a stronger person. It’s new gym was going to open. Nance stronger and stronger. One year made me realize I have to rely on was the second client to sign up into the workouts his trainer, Con- other people like Connor and my at 1 and only Fitness and imme- nor Houston, suggested that Gary wife and daughter and son and diately hired a personal trainer. consider entering a bodybuilding everybody’s motivation for me. It’s Fifteen-minute workouts turned contest. According to Nance, “They funny — I started going to church into 30-minute workouts, then 45 said listen, with your age and your again and so I don’t know, it’s minutes in the gym. It was five to motivation and your OCD (obses- just this whole different euphoria six months before Gary saw some sive-compulsive disorder) and ev- without sounding like I’m all back erything else, why don’t together, but I am.” we go for it?” The Midwest Battle of Champions Gary showed up for his was Gary’s latest competition and novice event recently he placed second! He will move on and he took second to Nationals. There is no doubt place. He’s participated Nance will make his trainers and in three different body- his family very proud. n building competitions in the past few months and To see video of Julie Patterson’s placed in all of them. fitness tips onBOOMER TV, visit Whittling his waist IndyBoomer.com/TV. down from 50 inches to 30 inches took lots of dedication and determination. His eating habits changed and he By Julie Patterson became educated about Contributing Writer 28 Indy BOOMER July/August 2017 July/August 2017 Indy BOOMER 29 3500 W. 106th Street, Carmel, IN 46032 | 317-733-3033

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D BOOMER+ July/August 2017 July/August 2017 BOOMER+ E Downsizing Help Is Available

At Indy Mature Living, we specialize in assist- for a percentage of the gross sale proceeds. ing older adult homeowners make what is perhaps • Other options include the use of a traditional the most challenging transition of their lives. As auctioneer or consignment store, or to make a we face the prospect of moving out of our longtime charitable donation. homes into a more manageable residence or more This brief explanation simply serves to introduce supportive housing, many of us are overwhelmed to you to the variety of options available to an older the point of paralysis. Not only are we completely adult homeowner. With the help of our trusted intimidated with all that needs to be done to make resource partners, it doesn’t have to be so painfully that move possible but, to make matters worse, overwhelming. many times we have absolutely no idea where to At Indy Mature Living, we can assist with every start. task associated with downsizing, from liquidating We’ve had lots of experience in assisting many the estate to getting your house ready to sell to older adult homeowners. I believe that it’s fair to actually selling it. Call us today for a no-obligation say that usually the most challenging task is what consultation. n to do with all of that stuff that has been acquired By Mike Dempsey over the many years. I am nearly 64 years old and Certified Senior Advisor and I have hung on to possessions that should have Seniors Real Estate Specialist been dealt with years ago. So, I do understand the FC Tucker Company, Inc. potential physical and emotional strain of figuring 317-410-9695 | 317-841-8880 [email protected] out what to do with everything. IndyMatureLiving.com There are lots of options available to us that can make the task of liquidating our personal possessions so much easier. I am only able to provide a summary here but would be happy to discuss any From Downsizing… of this information in greater detail if you are To Selling Your Home… interested. First, there are professional downsizers, pack- …And Everything In Between ers and sorters that can assist you in figuring out We understand just how overwhelming and uncertain a what to take and what not to take with you. Most late-in-life move can be. Leaving a long-time home for a new will work at an hourly rate or will give you a quote and unchartered lifestyle is anything but routine. Our goal is for your entire house. Many are certified in their to serve the older adult homeowner in a way that provides the confidence and peace of mind needed to move into a respective area of expertise and can be a huge more enjoyable and supportive residence. help in dealing with the immensity of it all. DOWNSIZE Next, there is a variety of ways to do the actual ESTATE LIQUIDATION liquidation of the property: MANAGE YOUR MOVE PREPARE YOUR HOME FOR SALE • An estate sale company is an option. They will MARKET & SELL YOUR HOME meet with a homeowner and assess what the sale will include and give him or her an idea of how the sale will be conducted. They will also usually have a pretty good idea of what proceeds the homeowner can expect to receive CHARACTER | SERVICE | COMPASSION from the sale. They take care of everything At Indy Mature Living we’re dedicated to helping from start to finish. There are estate sale com- central Indiana baby boomers and their parents panies that will run and manage the sale at transition to more manageable and carefree lifestyles. your home and others that will make arrangements to manage the sale of personal property CONTACT US TODAY FOR A FREE, online. The professional estate sale partners NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION that Indy Mature Living works with are fully vetted to make sure that their values are in- 317.410.9695 www.IndyMatureLiving.com | [email protected] line with our own. Most provide their service D BOOMER+ July/August 2017 July/August 2017 BOOMER+ E Make It a Safe Summer

Summer is here! It is the season quire changes in diet. For and/or groin), and rest. If able to of happy times, relaxed routine, example, people on salt- swallow, drinking water or juices an abundance of sunshine and hot restricted diets may be at will replenish hydration, but weather. Outdoor time is excel- increased risk. However, avoid caffeine and alcohol, which lent for our health. The vitamin D salt pills should not be have the opposite effect. Low-in- from the sun boosts our energy. used without first come persons may receive help in However, the summer heat can consulting a doctor. obtaining an air conditioner from also play havoc with our health, • Reduced sweating, the Indiana Energy Assistance and Boomers are more susceptible caused by medications to the risks of hyperthermia – such as diuretics, seda- heat-related illnesses. tives, tranquilizers and The most common types of hy- certain heart and blood perthermia include: heat fatigue, pressure drugs syncope (sudden dizziness after • Taking several drugs prolonged exposure to heat), heat for various conditions. cramps, heat exhaustion and heat However, continue to stroke. Heat stroke is life threat- take prescribed medica- ening. Risk factors for developing tion and discuss pos- a heat-related illness are: sible problems with your • Dehydration physician. • Impaired blood circula- • Being substantially over- tion and inefficient sweat weight or underweight. Program This program is avail- glands • Drinking alcoholic able through August 11. For • Heart, lung and kidney beverages. details, visit in.gov/ihcda or call diseases, as well as any Heat stroke, the most serious 317-232-7777 or 800-872-0371. illness that causes gen- condition, occurs when the body’s Enjoy as much outdoor time and eral weakness or fever temperature increases to over 104 sunshine as possible this sum- • High blood pressure or degrees. Symptoms are mental mer, but take care to watch the other conditions that re- confusion, combativeness, strong temperature; take breaks in the rapid pulse, no sweat, dry flushed shade, in front of a fan or air- skin, faintness, staggering or conditioning; and drink plenty of coma. These symptoms require fluids. Remember the sunscreen immediate medical attention and too! nI may necessitate calling 911. Treatment for other heat-related illnesses include getting into a By Carol Dixon shady or air-conditioned place and Regional Director bathing or sponging off with cool American Diabetes Assoc. 317-352-9226 water (especially targeting the [email protected] armpits, back of the neck, wrists

F BOOMER+ July/August 2017 Alternatives to Guardianship

When a parent or other loved aids to allow others to assist in ual’s income, property, business one is no longer fully able to care times of need. or finances. You can apply for an for themselves and their finan- An advance directive for health- order to: cial affairs, the appointment of care is another important plan- • pay, deliver or deposit funds. a guardian to be able to act for ning tool. These include living • sell, mortgage or lease prop- them is one solution. However, wills and healthcare representa- erty. guardianship is often a time- • enter into an annuity contract consuming, expensive, and even or life care contract. demeaning process where a loved • establish a trust. one is involved in a court pro- Using a protective order proceed- ceeding to be declared incom- ing, an order could be obtained petent and lose their legal to pay a life care contract for rights. Once a guardian- an incapacitated person to ship is established, it is be taken care of in a care important to understand facility. Alternatively, a that an individual does trust could be established essentially lose most and funded so that all the legal rights. By analogy, assets could be managed the individual essen- by a trustee. A business or tially becomes the child real estate can be sold in and the guardian is the order to have funds to put parent with all of the in the trust to pay for the legal powers. individual’s care. As long as Fortunately, there are the issues involve finances a variety of other planning or property, a protective order techniques and tools avail- may be the solution or alterna- able to allow others to provide tive to a guardianship. assistance without the need of Although it is not always pos- a formal guardianship. Powers sible to avoid establishing a of attorney are one of the single tive declarations, among others. guardianship, there are important best planning options available. An earlier article in Indy BOOM- and effective legal alternatives An individual can give a trusted ER magazine is available online to consider. If you have a loved relative or friend the authority to and discusses the many various one or family member who can transact business for them by uti- forms of advance directives for no longer manage their own legal lizing a power of attorney. These health care in more detail. or financial affairs, consider the documents can be general and Finally, an important alterna- alternatives with a trusted legal possess or set forth a broad range tive to guardianship is the pro- advisor. n of powers or be limited in nature. tective order provision of the General durable powers of attor- guardianship code. These are not By Anne Hensley Poindexter Member ney can contain both financial and the old “do not contact “or “stay Altman Poindexter & Wyatt healthcare powers. Limited pow- away” protective orders we all 75 Executive Drive, Suite G By Carol Dixon ers of attorney can grant specific think of when we first hear the Carmel, IN 46032 Regional Director limited powers, for example only words. These are single transac- 317-350-1000 American Diabetes Assoc. 317-352-9226 the authority to conduct banking tion protective orders that may be [email protected] activities. 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Indianapolis Indianapolis Avon (317) 875-9700 (317) 356-4173 (317) 746-2766 Atrium Village Crestwood Village Apartments Hearth At Stones Crossing 2636 N. Mitthoeffer Place 9225 Garrison Drive 2339 S. State Road 135 Indianapolis Indianapolis Greenwood (317) 899-4281 (317) 891-4953 (317) 300-5397 Auguste’s Cottage Crestwood West Assisted Living Hearth At Tudor GaRoadens 675 S. Ford Road 230 Welcome Way Boulevard W. 11755 N. Michigan Road Zionsville Indianapolis Zionsville (317) 973-0357 (317) 273-8800 (317) 344-9019 Barrington Of Carmel Crooked Creek Tower Hearth At Windermere 1335 S. Guilford Road 7988 Michigan Road 9745 Olympia Drive Carmel Indianapolis Fishers (317) 706-6760 (317) 875-0618 (317) 576-1925 Benjamin Court Cumberland Trace Hoosier Village Retirement Ctr 5810 Lee Road 1925 Reeves Road 5300 W. 96th Street Indianapolis Plainfield Indianapolis (317) 377-0100 (317) 838-7102 (317) 873-3349 Bethany Village Apartments Eagle Valley Meadows Indianapolis Jewish Home Inc. 3554 Shelby Street 3017 Valley Farms Road 7001 Hoover Road Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 783-7693 (317) 293-2555 (317) 251-2261 Brookdale Castleton El Beulah Retirement Village Kenwood Place Apartments 8480 Craig Street 7555 El Beulah Boulevard 105 W. 23rd Street Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 596-5024 (317) 577-4600 (317) 923-7702 Brownsburg Meadows Fairway Village Lakeview Manor 2 E. Tilden Drive 2630 S. Keystone Avenue 45 Beachway Drive Brownsburg Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 852-8585 (317) 296-6932 (317) 243-3721 Cambridge Square North Apts Forest Creek Village Lakeview Village 7110 Township Line Road 525 E. Thompson Road 1130 N. Norfolk Street Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 299-7085 (317) 787-8253 (317) 244-5223 H BOOMER+ July/August 2017 Lincoln Lodge Riverwalk Commons 1790 E 54th Street 7235 Riverwalk Way N. Indianapolis Noblesville (317) 251-5580 (317) 770-0011 Manorcare Assisted Living Riverwalk Village 12999 N. Pennsylvania Street 295 Westfield Road Carmel Noblesville (317) 848-2448 (317) 773-3760

Maple Park Village Roland Retirement Clubs 776 N. Union Street 6038 W. 25th Street Westfield Indianapolis (317) 291-5228 (317) 896-2515 Marquette The Assisted Living Roland’s Golden Memories Sugar Grove 8150 Township Line Road 855 Southfield Drive 5865 Sugar Lane Indianapolis Plainfield Plainfield (317) 875-9700 (317) 839-8780 (317) 839-7900 Meadow Brook Assisted Living Rose Walk On Main Summit Place West 11011 Village Square Lane 35 Rosewalk Circle 55 Mission Drive Fishers Carmel Indianapolis (317) 708-0501 (317) 843-2233 (317) 244-2600 Meadow Lakes Rosegate Sunrise On Old Meridian 200 Meadow Lake Drive 7510 Rosegate Drive 12130 Old Meridian Street Mooresville Indianapolis Carmel (317) 834-1791 (317) 889-9300 (317) 569-0100 Miller’s Merry Manor Rosegate Assisted Living Traditions At Solana 1651 N. Campbell Avenue 7525 Rosegate Drive 7721 Battery Pointe Way Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 357-8040 (317) 889-0100 (317) 757-8659 Miller’s Merry Manor Rosewalk Villa At Sacred Heart 259 W. Harrison Street 1302 Lesley Avenue 1501 S. Meridian Street Mooresville Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 831-6272 (317) 353-8061 (317) 632-8944 Miller’s Senior Living Community Rosewalk Assisted Living Washington Healthcare Center 8400 Clearvista Place 1301 N. Ritter Avenue 8201 W. Washington Street Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 845-0464 (317) 356-2760 (317) 243-3940 Nora Commons Sanders Glen Retirement Community Westminster Village North 8905 Evergreen Avenue 334 S. Cherry Street 11050 Presbyterian Drive Indianapolis Westfield Indianapolis (317) 566-1500 (317) 867-0212 (317) 823-6841 North Capitol Nurse & Rehab Spruce Manor Apartments Westside Village Health Care 2010 N. Capitol Avenue 1840 Perkins Avenue 8616 W. 10th Street Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis (317) 924-5821 (317) 783-6615 (317) 271-1020 Park Regency Apartments The Stratford Zionsville Meadows 8851 Colby Boulevard 2460 Glebe Strete 675 S. Ford Road Indianapolis Carmel Zionsville (317) 875-5763 (317) 733-9560 (317) 873-5205

July/August 2017 BOOMER+ I Boomer Changes His Routine — and His Life

Have you ever seen a picture of body. Then those little changes in trition and the science of shedding yourself and thought, whoa, that his body became big changes in fat. He eats every couple of hours doesn’t look like me! Maybe that his body. and consumes protein shakes and picture is a reality check of who Gary’s workouts were slowly enzymes. Sure, he has real food you have become. Two years ago, transforming him. His waistline mixed in. Gary told me “Nothing 63-year-old Gary Nance went to starting getting smaller and over the size of your fist, five to his son’s destination wed- six ounces — whether it’s ding in Jamaica. When he meat, chicken and eggs saw pictures from the wed- with spinach. And you’d ding they were beautiful. think that would be very But as Gary looked through boring but it’s great. It’s them he was also stunned controlled I don’t have to by his appearance in the think about it. And you pictures. Who was that guy know, it’s pretty pathetic with the 50-inch waistline? when on your workout When did that happen? days, post-workout when Gary went to see his doctor, you can have two plain who is also a personal friend, rice cakes and that feels and got some bad news. like a chocolate cake, you The doctor said, “You’ve got know you’re in deep.” high blood pressure, you’ve Nance appreciates got some potential kidney the mental component issues, and you just need to that has resulted from get in shape because you are his journey. He said, in trouble.” “Overall it’s changed my Nance lives in the Fishers personality, I think for area and his wife noticed that smaller, and his body was getting the better. It’s made me a stron- a new gym was going to open. stronger and stronger. One year ger person. It’s made me realize I Nance was the second client to into the workouts his trainer, have to rely on other people like sign up at 1 and only Fitness and Connor Houston, suggested that Connor and my wife and daughter immediately hired a personal Gary consider entering a body- and son and everybody’s motiva- trainer. Fifteen-minute workouts building contest. According to tion for me. It’s funny — I started turned into 30-minute workouts, Nance, “They said listen, with going to church again and so I then 45 minutes in the gym. It your age and your motivation and don’t know, it’s just this whole was five to six months before your OCD (obsessive-compulsive different euphoria without sound- Gary saw some changes in his disorder) and everything else, ing like I’m all back together, but why don’t we go for it?” I am.” Gary showed up for his The Midwest Battle of Champi- novice event recently and onswas Gary’s latest competition he took second place. He’s and he placed second! He will participated in three dif- move on to Nationals. There is no ferent bodybuilding com- doubtNance will make his train- petitions in the past few ers andhis family very proud. n months and placed in all of them. To see video of Julie Patterson’s Whittling his waist down fitness tips onBOOMER TV, visit from 50 inches to 30 inches IndyBoomer.com/TV. took lots of dedication and determination. His eat- By Julie Patterson ing habits changed and he Contributing Writer became educated about nu-

J BOOMER+ July/August 2017 What Is It You Do, Exactly?

This question is difficult for me. The answer is plan of care and trajectory simple and deeply complex. Not knowing how to • Crying with the wife of a dementia patient and express the answer can cause a fumbling around for supporting her through the loss of the man she words sounding like a bad marketing pitch. Ex- once knew pressing my love and commitment to what I do can • Attending a guardianship hearing for an elder come across as sappy and disingenuous. Stating my who was being exploited credentials and years of experience can somehow • Advocating for four clients who were receiv- seem to over-medicalize the work while tooting my ing substandard facility care with enormous own horn and therefore cause it to feel a bit disre- turnover rates, smarty pants staff, no quality spectful to the wholeness of those I serve. leadership and no clue as to what they are do- I want to answer the question but I want to an- ing wrong, and no desire to listen to any one swer it in a way that honors the work because who may know a bit more about it honoring the work will honor the people I work with • Attending a board meeting for an organization and for. Perhaps if I answered the question literally supporting seniors about “exactly” what I do, a more suitable answer • Educating a few doctors about a medication would result. people without gall bladders should not be tak- Exactly what I have been doing over the past 24 ing hours includes but is not limited to: • Assisting a client on the phone to a solution for • Visiting with an older adult in their home to her loved one as she dodged family bullets for conduct a thorough, comprehensive, profes- all she is not doing well in their eyes sional assessment and to create a personalized • Holding two administrative meetings at my office as we strive to go from good to great • Putting material together for a presentation about how to navigate the healthcare system • Attending a planning meeting at elder-law firm for a long-term client who is newly diagnosed with dementia • Taking phone calls from professional caregivers in client homes • Thanking my lucky stars for the opportunity I have to serve in the above ways Warren Buffett would tell investors to stay away from me because my business model is not easy to understand. A business owner is supposed to be able to state briefly and simply what it is they do. I guess it is a good thing I am not looking for investors. I plan from now on to honor the work I do by relaxing about the, “What is it you do, exactly?” question and simply, briefly, answer the question, exactly. n –––––––––––– At the Clarity family of services we are committed to our clients and to enriching their journey through the health care system and the challenges of aging. We bring our many years of experience and lessons learned to each individual situation.

By Jane A. Malkoff Clarity Care Advocates 317-979-3700

July/August 2017 BOOMER+ K CAREGIVER CROSSING Caring for Difficult Parents

I love my father, but after years down and talk with them about main in an unhealthy situation, so of addiction, broken promises the past hurts and disappoint- sometimes the best way to honor and a few yelling matches, I don’t ments? Would they be receptive to our parents is to remove ourselves always like my father. Unless he that? Talk with a therapist, some- from them. Hire passes away in his sleep, I know one who isn’t fully invested in outside care, ask siblings to take that I will be responsible for his you and who can have a removed over, do what you have to do to care as he ages. point-of-view. I personally wrote a stay true to yourself, but also Over the course of my career, note to my father, let it sit on the ensure that they have what they I’ve heard caregivers mention how kitchen counter for a few days and need. The last thing you want is awful their mother was to them then mailed it to him. We never to feel guilty for not doing right by growing up or that their father spoke about it (my aunt told me your mom or dad. wasn’t around, and how hard a that he did read it); I wasn’t look- Fake it ‘til you make it time they are having forgiving ing to talk about it. I did what I We’ve all heard this saying that parent while also caring for needed to do to release my father before. It means to put on a good them with a healthy spirit. This from the years of hurt that he had face (or fake smile) and try your got me to thinking of my own ex- caused me, and also from the hurt best at something. There will be periences with Daddy and what I and guilt that he was feeling. days of struggle when emotions needed to prepare myself for what Honor thy father and thy run high and memories flood I’m sure will come someday. mother back- it’s OK. After all, there are I share this advice as a reminder That’s what the good book says, likely years of memories that can’t to myself and hoping that it helps but what does that look like? How be erased or replaced overnight. you, too: can you possibly honor the one Allow yourself to feel those emo- Figure out how to get to a or two people who were perhaps tions and work them out. Then place of forgiveness abusive to you or, in my case, show some love, a smile, a kiss. This is by far the hardest part. distant and wrapped up in their It may not be easy at first, but I Forgiving anyone, let alone a par- own mess? promise that it will all be worth it ent, isn’t easy. Whether you believe in God, good in the end. n Yet, there is absolutely no peace vibes or another form of a higher without forgiveness. Can you sit power, nothing calls for you to be abused or a martyr. It is not in Be well, your best interest or safety to re- Candace [email protected]

Candace Preston is the Caregiver Program Director at Joy’s House, providing exceptional adult day and caregiver services at two locations in Indianapolis. Find out more at www.joyshouse.org or by calling 317-254-0828.

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