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We Want to Welcome All of Our New Residents to Our Home And Oakmonte Cordova Press May 2021 The Oakmonte Team Rachael Guernsey Executive Director Amaris Amaral Director of Administration Carol King Director of Sales & Marketing Judy Tivnan We Want to Welcome Director of Resident Care Crystal White All of Our New Director of Food Service Jordan Barger Residents Director of Activities John Hamelin To Our Home and Director of Maintenance and Community!! Housekeeping The Oakmonte Management Team Amaris Amaral Jordan Barger Director of Administration Director of Activities Debbie The Butterfly Lady will be coming on May 3rd Carol King Crystal White Director of Sales & Marketing Rachael Guernsey Director of Food Service Executive Director at 1:30 for a Socially Distanced Lecture on Bees and Ladybugs Deana Hall John Hamelin Director of Resident Care Director of Maintenance Mother’s Day Brunch! Date: May 18th, 2021 On Sunday May 9th, we will be having a Mother’s Day Brunch in the dining Time: 5:00pm-6:30pm room. This will begin at 12:00 p.m. with Entertainment by Chris Bouille! Please join us as we go back to the 50’s for some Specialty foods and Live en- Please stop by the Front Desk and tertainment! notify them if you will NOT be attend- ing the brunch and will be out with your family. May Movie List Dear Veteran, 16– Love Happens 1– My Fair Lady 17– The Lovely Bones We want to thank you for the time you 2– Palm Trees in the Snow 18-The whole Nine Yards served and for the freedom earned. We 3– Crazy Stupid Love 19– Layer Cake are sorry for the lives that were lost, 4– MUD Freedom isn’t cheap, it comes at a high 20– Marriage Story 5– Fierce cost. 21-Milk 6– Sister Cities 22– A Fortunate Man We love our Freedom, our Red, White, 7–Effie Gray 23– The Iron Lady and Blue. 8-The Lighthouse of the Orcas 24– Love is Blind 9– Brokeback Mountain We thank your families for sharing you. 25-Steve Jobs 10–The Artist Thank you Veterans for all that you do. 26– Hunt for the Wilder People 11-All I Wish With Love and Many Thanks, 27– Scarface Your Oakmonte Family 12-Sun Dogs 28– Never Back Down 13– The Land of Steady Habits 29-Rock My Heart 14– Due Date 30-The Outpost 15– Fun With Dick and Jane 31-Mission Of Honor On Friday May 14th at 12 p.m. we will be having a Mens Group Luncheon in the Multipurpose room! We will be Providing Lunch There will be a Socially for this. Distanced Resident Council Meeting on May 20th at 1:30 in the Multipurpose Room. This will be sign-up Only, if you are If you will be attending Resident interested see Jordan to get Council, Please sign up by the your name on the list! Mail boxes. Please join us on Monday May 10th and Monday May 24th at Please join us on 1:30 for Dancing by Jason and Helen in the Plaza! Friday May 14th and Friday May 28th at This will be a watch ONLY event 3:00 in the Arts and and we must maintain social distancing throughout the Crafts room for performance. Shabbat with Susan Bernstein from the Jewish Pavilion! On Tuesday May 11th at 1:30 p.m. we will be having a painting class with Dessary from the BUS OUTING Valencia Building. Please join us on Thursday May 6th and Thursday Please sign-up in the mailroom if you are interested in May 27th for a attending. socially distanced bus outing from 1:30-2:30 We will be driving around Lake Mary! May Shopping Outings 5/3-CVS Pharmacy 5/10-Winn Dixie 5/17-Publix 5/24-Target May Lunch Outings Dear Residents, It is my top priority to keep our residents and 5 / 5 - T o o J a y ’ s D e l i staff safe at Oakmonte. Therefore, I would like to 5 / 1 5 - L o n g h o r n ’ s Steakhouse remind each of you of an important safety hazard. Obstructed walkways pose significant 5/19Cheddar ’ s S c r a t c h dangers to our residents and staff. It is very K i t c h e n important that all walkers and scooters be Friday 5/28 - Texas Roadhouse removed from the dining room once you are seated. You may use your walker or scooter to enter the dining room but once seated your server must park them outside of the dining area. Once you are done with your meal, please alert your server and they will retrieve it for you. It is important that all resident’s follow this protocol. All walkers and scooters must be removed from the dining room during each meal. In doing so, please be patient and understanding with the dietary staff as they have this obligation to ensure that those items are removed from the dining room. I appreciate your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, Rachael Guernsey Executive Director .
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