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LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE FOR SENIORS of TM COMING AGESummer 2015 On tHe Seniors r oa d and th AgAin Driving 10 AnniversAry Hurricane issue Prep Game for a G e t a w a y Cross Gulf Coast Casinos Faith Mission Fund Panhandle Makes Charitable an Open iMpaCt AL RokeR Presented by Council on Aging of West Florida An exclusive interview Permit #94 Permit Pensacola, FL FL Pensacola, U.S. Postage Paid Paid Postage U.S. Organization Organization Non-Profit Non-Profit $2.95 www.coawfla.org www.ballingerpublishing.com from the editor Rachael Cox Marketing Communications Director Editor-in-Chief I am delighted to be able to you to all of our supporters for make sure to check out page 12 celebrate the 10th anniversary of joining us on this incredible journey. for some preparedness tips from Coming of Age magazine and TV We hope you’ll stick around for the Be Ready Alliance Coordinating for with you all! Though my perspective next 10 years! Emergencies. is limited as a “newbie” at Council In addition to our highlight reel We want to hear from you! If on Aging of West Florida, I have of the last 10 years at Council on you’ve been a long-time Coming of been impressed and excited by Aging of West Florida and Coming Age subscriber, tell us what your what I’ve discovered in my research of Age, we really lucked out with favorite stories have been in the to prepare for this issue. In the our celebrity interview… Al Roker! past 10 years. Send your stories to past decade, Council on Aging of Roker is a television personality, [email protected], and we’ll share West Florida, with the support and nine-time Emmy winner who them with our friends on social of so many, has accomplished a is probably best known as the media. lot for our community and the weatherman for NBC’s TODAY And as always, if you have seniors we serve. Along the way, show. comments or suggestions about these accomplishments have been This issue also features Coming of Age, please don’t hesitate well-documented in Coming of information about the Panhandle to call me at (850) 432-1475. We Age magazine and TV with the Charitable Golf Tournament, driving value your opinion! help of talented teams at Ballinger safety and casino getaways. As Until next time – Enjoy life. Publishing and WUWF-TV. Thank we enter hurricane season, please You’ve earned it! Readers’ Services subscriPtiOns cHAnge Of Address bAck issues Letters Writing OPPOrtunities Your subscription to Coming of When calling or emailing us your Is there an issue of one of our Council on Aging of West Florida We are always willing to consider Age comes automatically with your change of address, please provide magazines that you just have to welcomes your letters and freelance writers and article membership to Council on Aging of Council on Aging of West Florida have? 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Box 12665 any questions or comments about Pensacola, FL 32591 or kelly@ your service, and thank you. ballingerpublishing.com. 6 Coming of Age Summer 2015 CounCiL on Aging of WeSt fLoridA 2015 BoArd of direCtorS Officers ChAir: CAron SjöBerg firSt ViCe ChAir: roBert miLLS SeCond ViCe ChAir: SonyA dAnieL SeCretAry: CounCiLmemBer P.C. Wu treASurer: jAmeS m. “miCk” noVotA immediAte PASt ChAir: deedee daviS BOard MeMBers Lorenzo AguiLAr mALCoLm BALLinger rABBi joeL fLeekoP thomAS LAmPone, m.d. • LoiS LePP kAthLeen LogAn • Andy mArLette escamBiA County CommiSSioner Lumon mAy ChAPLAin LArry moSLey • thomAS Pace, jr. john PeacoCk • tArA PeterSon SAntA roSA SChooL BoArd diStriCt 1 diAne L. SCott, Ph. d. monica ShermAn • Sue StrAughn edgAr m. turner • riChArd m. tuten donA uSry • mArie k. young MeMBers eMeriti joe Black • roSemAry BonifAy john BriCk • kenneth keLSon zoLA Lett • ChArLeS h. oVermAn, iii mALCoLm PArker • etheL tAmBureLLo President/ceO john B. CLArk Marketing cOMMunicatiOns directOr and cOMing Of age editOr-in-chief rachAeL Cox PuBlished fOr cOuncil On aging Of West flOrida By Ballinger PuBlishing 41 n. jefferSon St. Suite 402 • PensacoLA, fL 32502 850/433-1166 • fAx 850/435-9174 PuBlisher mALCoLm BALLinger executive editOr keLLy oden editOr emiLy eChevarriA art directOr ritA LAymon graPhic designer & ad cOOrdinatOr guy SteVenS Business editOr joSh neWBy accOunt executives BeCky hiLdeBrAnd • [email protected] AmAndA tomLinSon • [email protected] Disclaimer: Coming of Age magazine is published quarterly by Ballinger Publishing for Council on Aging of West Florida, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction or use of the contents herein is prohibited. Comments and opinions expressed in this magazine represent the personal views of the individuals to whom they are attributed and/or the person identified as the author of the article, and they are not necessarily those of the pub- lisher or Council of Aging of West Florida, Inc. This magazine accepts no responsibility for these opinions. The publisher and Council on Aging of West Florida reserve the right to edit all manuscripts. All advertising in- formation is the responsibility of the individual advertiser. Appearance in this magazine does not necessarily reflect endorsement of any products or services by Ballinger Publishing or Council on Aging of West Florida. © 2015 Summer 2015 LifeStyLe mAgAzine for SeniorS 7 What’s inside Summer 2015 34. 28. Features 28. Coming Of Age Celebrates 10 Years 34. Al Roker, an exclusive interview 15. 12. 19. 24. Departments In Every Issue 10. Advocacy 40. News from Council on Aging of West Florida 42. Out & About 12. Seasonal 44. Were You Seen? Stay ConneCted! 15. Safety 46. Members & Donors 19. Giving 22. Fundraising On the cover: Al Roker, Photo by Andrew Eccles 24. Travel Council on Aging of West Florida, Inc, is compliant with the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity Accountability. 8 Coming of Age Summer 2015 28. Coming Of Age Celebrates 10 Years 34. Al Roker, an exclusive interview AdVocacy Elder Abuse: An International, National and Local Problem John B. Clark, President/CEO, Council on Aging of West Florida as a call-to-action for individuals, organizations, and communities to raise awareness about elder abuse, neglect and exploitation. Elder abuse, neglect and exploitation can be hard to identify and are complex issues. A great place to learn more about this serious issue and how to spot warning signs is the National Center for Elder Abuse of the Administration on Aging (NCEA). The website is www.ncea.aoa.gov. On a local level, Council on Aging of West Florida works closely with the local office of Adult Protective Services (APS) to serve those individuals who According to the U.S. Administration on Aging have been identified as “high risk” for institutional placement, abuse, neglect (AoA), hundreds of thousands of older persons and/or exploitation. A case in point: are abused, neglected and exploited every year. APS referred a “high risk” consumer to Council on Aging. This consumer Elders throughout the United Network for the Prevention was an 85-year-old male who suffered States lose an estimated $2.6 billion of Elder Abuse and the World from multiple health-related issues, or more annually due to financial Health Organization at the United some life threatening. The consumer abuse and exploitation. These are Nations. The purpose of WEAAD was in need of 24-hour care and funds that could have been used to is to provide an opportunity for supervision to ensure that his Activities pay for basic needs such as housing, communities around the world to of Daily Living (bathing, dressing, eating, food and medical care. Unfortunately, promote a better understanding toileting and transferring) as well as his no one is immune to abuse, neglect of abuse and neglect of older Instrumental Activities of Daily Living and exploitation. It occurs in every persons by raising awareness of (housekeeping, meal preparation, demographic, and can happen the cultural, social, economic and money management, shopping and to anyone—a family member, a demographic processes affecting medication management) were met. neighbor, even you. Yet it is estimated elder abuse and neglect. In addition, The consumer did have a caregiver that only one in five of those crimes WEAAD is in support of the United who unfortunately had recently are ever discovered. Nations International Plan of Action suffered from a stroke and was also in World Elder Abuse Awareness acknowledging the significance of poor health. After an in-home visit and Day (WEAAD) was launched on elder abuse as a public health and assessment by a Council on Aging case June 15, 2006 by the International human rights issue. WEAAD serves manager, a care plan was developed 10 Coming of Age Summer 2015 to assist both the consumer and his caregiver. The consumer received a monthly supply of consumables (incontinent supplies/adult diapers) to help maintain good personal hygiene and avoid skin break-down due to incontinence. The consumer also received respite to relieve his caregiver.
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