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the PINECONEThe Magazine of Kirby Pines LifeCare Community • July 2021 | V. 39 | I.7 SUSIE & BOBBY THOMPSON enjoying the ride of their life at Kirby Pines. Treadmill Safety | Facts On Falling | A Time To Remember | Resident Spotlight: Richard & Arrena Cheek Kirby Pines Retirement LifeCare It's Officially Summer is managed by: Summer is officially here! Although it at Kirby Pines sneaked in towards the end of June, the unofficial hotter, dryer weather arrived In fact, with so much going on at Kirby Pines, the slightly warmer summer days sometime during spring. Luckily for us BOARD OF DIRECTORS all, our large trees and park like acreage, will breeze by almost unnoticed. Dr. James Latimer, Chairman provides us with plenty of areas where we July will be filled with truly important Mr. Rudy Herzke, President can step outside to stroll under the shade of national and community events, Mr. Berry Terry, Secretary/Treasurer numerous majestic trees. We can also enjoy Independence Day being among the Mr. Larry Braughton Mr. Jim Ethridge fishing with friends and grandchildren along most noteworthy. This July, when we Ms. Linda Harrington Ms. Mary Ann Hodges the banks of our very own lake, or enjoy a gather to celebrate the birth of our Mr. Rusty Linkous Mr. Boyd Rhodes, Jr. family picnic in the gazebo cooled by ceiling nation, we will also be ending many RCA STAFF fans, now that outside restrictions for Covid of the national healthcare protocols have been removed. that limited gathering with family and Charlie Trammell President, RCA For those who prefer to stay indoors, the friends, as we welcome back a true July calendar is filled with events to meet feeling of independence. This July, Michélle Vincent a variety of interests. This year Kirby Pines please join with me in thanking all Executive Vice President, RCA is proud to hold, its’ Annual Fourth of July employees and workers as we bask Tim Cox Parade on Thursday, July 1st. Our culinary in the warmth of their service and Senior Vice President of Finance, RCA department is planning a special treat for their genuine concern. Yes, summer is Laura Cornwell everyone on July 4th, along with a traditional officially here. Vice President of Finance, RCA brunch feast, and welcomes all families to Stephanie Barrow come and celebrate Independence Day with Director of Sales & Marketing us. Please make your reservations early, and Michael remember that updated policies require that KIRBY PINES STAFF Escamilla, all members in your party be present before Michael Escamilla being seated in the dining room. Executive Executive Director, Kirby Pines Director, Annette Marlar Throughout the month, the Life Enhancement Kirby Pines Director of Medical Services department has planned on-site entertainers, a Mike Abutineh, M.D. weekly farmer’s market, movies, and games. Medical Director Anna Bradford ON THE PINECONE COVER Nursing Home/Assisted Living Administrator Nichelle Highsmith Things Are Heating Up At Kirby Pines! Director of Human Resources It's July and as anticipated, things are looking Our back cover shows some of the vehi- Linda Huston up everywhere. People are getting out more cles displayed and the good time that was Director of Accounting and visiting with friends and family. We can had. We appreciate everyone who partic- Don Johnson see it happening all around at Kirby Pines. ipated and look forward to our next big Chaplain event. Happy Independence Day to all! Jada Mullins What better way to celebrate our freedom and Director of Environmental Services independence than by participating in our An- nual 4th of July Parade on Thursday the 1st. Chuck Neeley Break out your red, white and blue and join in Director of Maintenance the fun. We also welcome back our Art Wall Allison Nolan Presentations on the 9th and The Entertainers Life Enhancement Director return for a show on the 16th. The incompara- Mike Rayder ble Joyce Cobb performs on the 13th and our Director of Grounds & Landscaping favorite Jim Mahannah and his band host a summer dance on the 20th. Check the calendar Mark Simpson for these events and much more. Director of Culinary Services Calvin Sims Our front cover features Bobby and Susie Director of Security Thompson in one of the many classic cars that were on display at our big Father's Day Car This magazine is produced by RCA Show. The weather was perfect, the music was 6465 N. Quail Hollow Rd., Suite 400 hopping, the food was delicious and the cama- Future resident, Josie Howser, in her Memphis, TN 38120, 901-794-2598 1999 Jaguar used on our front cover raderie was greatly welcomed. Electronic version of The Pinecone is available at www.kirbypines.com • 2 • The Pinecone | July 2021 Kirby Pines Retirement LifeCare welcome to is managed by: BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. James Latimer, Chairman Mr. Rudy Herzke, President Mr. Berry Terry, Secretary/Treasurer Mr. Larry Braughton Mr. Jim Ethridge Ms. Linda Harrington Ms. Mary Ann Hodges Mr. Rusty Linkous Mr. Boyd Rhodes, Jr. 3535 Kirby Road • Memphis, TN 38115 RCA STAFF Charlie Trammell President, RCA Michélle Vincent Executive Vice President, RCA Tim Cox Senior Vice President of Finance, RCA Laura Cornwell Vice President of Finance, RCA Mary & Hugh Gregory Ruth Ann & Larry Weatherington Stephanie Barrow Director of Sales & Marketing We extend a very warm Kirby Pines’ welcome to Larry and Ruth Ann Weatherington are new residents KIRBY PINES STAFF Hugh and Mary Gregory. They recently moved at Kirby Pines. Bother were born in Rosiclare, Illinois, Michael Escamilla from their former home in Southaven, MS. Lifelong but moved from their previous home in Millington, Executive Director, Kirby Pines Mississippians, they were childhood sweethearts and TN. Married for 58 years, they have three children and Annette Marlar recently celebrated their 73rd anniversary. Proud are the proud grandparents to seven grandchildren and Director of Medical Services parents of three children, five grandchildren and two six great-grands. Mike Abutineh, M.D. great grands; they carry on a tradition of having annual Medical Director reunions to celebrate their family. Larry had a long career in the trucking business as a driver and safety director. Ruth Ann had her own dog Anna Bradford Hugh served in the U.S. Navy achieving the rank of Nursing Home/Assisted Living Administrator grooming and seamstress businesses for many years. Petty Officer, 3rd class. His sea duty was on the USS Nichelle Highsmith Currituck, nicknamed “Wild Goose.” Director of Human Resources A U.S. Navy Veteran, Larry earned the rank of E5. He served as a communication technician with the naval Linda Huston After attending college and his service to the Navy, intelligence. Director of Accounting Hugh worked for Electrical Testing and Maintenance Don Johnson and became Vice President of the company. Mary Now as retirees, Larry enjoys playing golf and walk- Chaplain worked for the IRS as a tax examiner. ing while Ruth Ann stays busy knitting, crocheting and Jada Mullins Director of Environmental Services For pleasure Hugh reads Clive Cussler’s books about reading. Both agree their favorite holiday is Thanks- giving and their favorite family recipe includes meat- Chuck Neeley mysteries of the sea and Mary is a fan of John Grissom Director of Maintenance mysteries. They also enjoy Mississippi sports events loaf. Allison Nolan and oldie but goodie music. To stay active, Hugh golfs Life Enhancement Director and Mary walks. Mary is a collector of teacups and The list of various destinations the Weatheringtons have traveled is long. The list includes Spain, Italy, Mike Rayder teapots and Hugh collects bulldogs. Director of Grounds & Landscaping Greece. Morocco, The Netherlands, and many others. Traveling has brought much joy to Hugh and Mary as When asked their favorite trip, they named Colorado. Mark Simpson Director of Culinary Services they traveled to many destinations. Their favorite trips were to Switzerland, France and Germany. You will enjoy getting to know Larry and Ruth Ann. Calvin Sims Director of Security This friendly couple will fit well into our Kirby Pines’ Welcome To Kirby, Hugh and Mary! This is a wonderful lifestyle. We’re so happy they chose Kirby for their This magazine is produced by RCA time to enjoy our beautiful campus and make new new home! 6465 N. Quail Hollow Rd., Suite 400 friends. We are happy you chose Kirby Pines for your Memphis, TN 38120, 901-794-2598 new home! Electronic version of The Pinecone New Resident Bios written by resident, Peggy Reynolds Gatlin is available at www.kirbypines.com The Pinecone | July 2021 • 3 • 10 Tips for Using the Treadmill Safely with Arthritis Advanced Water Aerobics Monday & Wednesday 8:30 am-9:30 | Pool Exercise in the PAC Monday, Wednesday & Friday Treadmills seem simple, but they can be hazardous, particularly for people with joint or balance 9:30am | PAC/Live TV issues. Trying to catch yourself when you lose your balance can result in muscle strains or injury in almost any joint, says physical therapist Mary Ann Wilmarth, CEO of Back2Back Yoga Stretch Physical Therapy in Andover, Mass. Monday & Wednesday “Injuries can go all the way up the kinetic chain when people slip and try to recover by catching 12:45 pm | PAC/Live TV themselves. This can mean foot injuries, strained or sprained ankles, shoulders and wrists – as well as the back and hips if you’re twisting as you lose balance,” she says. 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