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The Carillon ATThe BELLEVIEW Carillon STATION SEPTEMBER 2018 • FALL INTO FUN Reflections: Art by Will Day Born in New York City, Will Day lives and works in Boulder, Colo. He has traveled extensively throughout the world, and the experiences of his journeys have inspired him as a person and an artist. Primarily self-taught, his interest in painting intensified during his travels throughout North Africa, South America and Europe. His fine art training has consisted of studies in Paris, France, and Dublin, Ireland. Will has an inherent ability to create bold, abstract images on canvas — the majority being large-scale in format. His art balances texture, color and layering into cohesive and appealing images. He works with his canvasses on the floor so that he can rotate and apply materials from different vantage points. Will has a disciplined approach to each painting with the goal of producing original works that are spontaneous and resplendent. “While all the paintings are abstract, I try to create numerous shapes and forms that are visible. Several of the paintings depict forms of nature, such as flowers or landscapes,” he explains. “My ultimate goal is to fuse three or four colors in each painting to project a strong, motivating energy to the viewer.” His art is featured in public and private collections throughout the United States. He exhibits at galleries in Greenwich, Conn.; Steamboat, Colo.; San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif. In addition, Will displays and sells his work through his website and studio in Boulder, Colo. Will was nice enough to write us a special inscription on the back. It reads: “To the Residents at Carillon. I hope this painting gives you all many years of peace, joy and harmony.” — Will He was even kind enough to explain his process. Will came in to install the painting himself. “To the Residents at Carillon. I hope this painting gives you all many years of peace, We liked it so much, we decided to take a photo with all of the staff! joy and harmony.” -Will Elizabeth Malecki, At Your Service! Part 2 Restaurant Manager Maddie Vincel, PrimeFit Instructor Liz is a Colorado Meet Madison (Maddie) Vincel, your loving “task Native and master” A.K.A. PrimeFit personal trainer/exercise grew up instructor. Maddie is 26 years old and a proud in Aurora. Colorado native, born and raised! She’s the oldest Outdoor of three siblings and very close to her maternal activities grandparents, Glen and Linda. She’s a devout she Christian; “walking the walk” is something that’s likes are intrinsically important to her. Most excitedly, Maddie camping is becoming a “Mrs.” on Sept. 22, 2018. She’s marrying and taking her best friend, Garrett Pelton, in her grandparents’ mountain backyard. Maddie’s miscellaneous “loves” include drives; her Maddie Vincel Liz Malecki being in the mountains, autumn, playing volleyball, favorite chai tea lattes, watching “Golden Girls” re-runs, learning about all things psychology little mountain town is Idaho Springs. related, ’80s music, quality conversation and bonding with her clients and exercise Liz loves spending time with her participants! Check out and come be a part of the MADDness! nieces and nephews. She is currently taking classes at Community College Maggie Holloway, Office Manager of Denver to become an elementary educator, with a goal to teach Maggie is thrilled to be working at the third grade. Liz started working in Carillon. She has worked in healthcare restaurants as a teenager and has administration for over 30 years. As the continued to remain in hospitality for Office Manager, she is committed to the almost 20 years now. staff and the fine people at The Carillon. Maggie is originally from South Dakota Chad Hammer, Program Supervisor 4855 South Niagara Street but has lived in Denver for almost Denver, Colorado 80237 30 years. Since she can remember, she Chad hails 720.440.8200 has always been involved with music. She from an served in the US Army Band and saw the island in world. Her whole family is still involved in Alaska, music, and Maggie feels blessed to know a rainy Staff music will always be a part of their lives. fishing Maggie is married with two children. village General Manager called Angie Erickson “I look forward to meeting all of you and Ketchikan. hearing your story of life and family. I He Guest Services Manager encourage you to stop in my office and moved to introduce yourself. I’m here for you!” Amanda Thomas Colorado in the year Executive Chef 2000 after Edward Puc' attending college at Chad Hammer Health & Wellness Director Oregon Mekdes Gebreselassie State University in Corvallis, Ore. Chad has an eclectic knowledge of Program Supervisor the esoteric and is happy to have a conversation about just any subject. Chad Hammer His goal is to ensure that every resident has his or her social and PrimeFit Personal Trainer educational needs met through a Maddie Vincel variety of offered programs. Please don’t hesitate to approach him Plant Operations Supervisor with new ideas and suggestions Lee Hostetter Maggie Holloway for improvement. Have the 2018 Destinations Mexican Riviera Cruise | Oct 21-28, 2018 time of your life Presidential Caribbean Cruise | Nov 25-Dec 2, 2018 Get on board with For more information, or to book your getaway, contact: TRAVEL BY LEISURE CARE Carol Dennis at 1-888-468-2010 SEPTEMBER 2018 Fall Into Fun SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Locations Dining Room, DR Reading Room, RR 10:00 Bocce Ball, CY Bistro, BIS Front Lobby, FL Sky Lounge, SL 1:00 Movie Matinee, TH Community Room, CR Game Room, GR Theater, TH 3:00 Pick-Up Poker, RR Cost Money, $ Must Sign Up, SGN 6:00 Documentary, TH Court Yard, CY PrimeFit Gym, PF LABOR DAY 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 2 3 4 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 5 6 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 7 8 10:00 Leisure Walk, FL 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 10:00 The Carillon Morning 10:00 Leisure Walk, FL 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR 10:00 The Carillon Morning 11:00 Aerial America, TH Catch-Up, RR 10:00 Bocce Ball, CY 1:00 Virtual Bowling, TH 1:00 On Your Feet (Novice), PF 1:00 Ticket to Ride, GR 11:00 Scrabble, GR Catch-Up, RR 1:00 On Your Feet (Intermediate), PF 1:00 Movie Matinee, TH 2:00 Active Minds: The 2:15 Power Walk, FL 1:00 Rummikub, RR 6:00 Your Favorite 10:00 The Taste of 2:00 TED Talks: Spiritual, TH Future of Bees, CR 3:00 Lean Mean Senior 2:15 Walk ‘N Roll, FL 3:00 Pick-Up Poker, RR Reruns, TH 2:30 Stretchy, PF 2:30 Stretchy, PF Colorado, FL Machine, PF 2:30 Bistro Trivia, BIS 6:00 Documentary, TH 3:00 Oomph!, TH 3:00 Oomph!, TH 3:00 Lean Mean Senior Machine, PF 1:00 Mah Jong Monday, RR 3:30 Espresso Self, SL 3:30 Jenga, GR 3:30 The Happiest of Hours, BIS 3:30 Black Jack, GR 2:15 Power Walk, FL 6:00 Evening Movie, TH 10:00 Top Golf Outing, SGN 6:00 Evening Movie, TH ROSH HASHANAH BEGINS 9 10 PATRIOT DAY 11 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 12 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 13 14 15 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 10:00 Bocce Ball, CY AT SUNSET 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 10:00 Leisure Walk, FL 10:00 The Carillon Morning 10:00 The Carillon Morning 10:00 Leisure Walk, FL 10:00 The Carillon at Belleview 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR 1:00 Virtual Bowling, TH 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR Catch-Up, RR Station’s Grand Opening, BIS Catch-Up, RR 12:00 Motorcycle Viewing, CY 11:00 Scrabble, GR 11:00 Aerial America, TH 1:00 On Your Feet (Intermediate), PF 11:00 Ribbon Cutting, CY 2:00 Seahawks vs. 10:30 Mindfulness Monday, TH 1:00 Inside the Lines, BIS 1:00 Motorcycle Tours, SGN 1:00 Rummikub, RR 2:00 TED Talks: Political, TH 11:00 Grand Opening Brunch Broncos, SL 1:00 On Your Feet (Novice), PF 2:15 Power Walk, FL 2:15 Walk ‘N Roll, FL 1:00 Mah Jong Monday, RR 2:30 Stretchy, PF 2:30 Stretchy, PF 1:00 Movie Matinee, TH 3:00 Lean Mean Senior 2:30 Bistro Trivia, BIS 6:00 Your Favorite 3:00 Oomph!, TH 3:00 Oomph!, TH 2:15 Power Walk, FL 3:00 Lean Mean Senior Machine, PF 3:00 Pick-Up Poker, RR 3:30 Espresso Self, SL Machine, PF 3:30 The Happiest of Hours, BIS Reruns, TH 6:00 Documentary, TH 3:30 Uno, GR 6:00 Evening Movie, TH 3:30 Virtual Bowling, TH 6:00 Evening Movie, TH 3:30 Black Jack, GR 16 17 YOM KIPPUR BEGINS AT SUNSET 18 19 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 20 21 AUTUMN BEGINS 22 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 9:30 Up & at ’Em, CR 10:00 Leisure Walk, FL 10:00 The Carillon Morning 10:00 The Carillon Morning 10:00 The Carillon Morning 10:00 Leisure Walk, FL Catch-Up, RR 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR 1:00 Virtual Bowling, TH 10:00 The Carillon Morning Catch-Up, RR Catch-Up, RR Catch-Up, RR 10:00 Bocce Ball, CY 11:00 Aerial America, TH 10:00 Day Outing Dead Sea Scrolls 11:00 Scrabble, GR 2:00 Raiders vs.
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