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Magazine for the Mature Reader April 2016 Volume 14, Issue 4 Our West Central Ohio’s magazine for the mature reader April 2016 Volume 14, Issue 4 our Generation’smagazine GIFTS OF JOY’S MIKE HULSEY: AN UNEXPECTED MINISTRY Czech Republic’s Prague • Remembering Len Volbert • Spicy fried chicken FREE Bridging the Generations Please consider a consultation • Diabetes Self Management Program with our Registered Dietitian. If you’re eligible for Medicare, • Chronic Disease Self Management Program call us about Medical Nutrition Therapy! • A Matter of Balance- 419-222-7723 A Multi-Generational or visit our website at Approach to Care Managing Concerns About Falls www.aaa3.org 40849209 Volume 14, Issue 4 features our INSPIRE 3 Gifts of Joy’s Mike Hulsey: 3 An unexpected ministry Generation’s by Christina Ryan Claypool Our Generation’s Magazine EDITORIAL department Lifestyle/Special Sections Editor Adrienne McGee Sterrett TRAVEL 567-242-0510 4 Eastern and Central Europe: [email protected] Czech Republic’s Prague • Contact Adrienne McGee Sterrett if you by John Grindrod have a story idea or if you see an error of fact. ADVERTISING SPORTS SPOT For information on advertising 5 Remembering Len Volbert, in this publication, contact: as old school as Advertising Manager coaching gets 4 Barbara Staples by John Grindrod [email protected] HISTORY Our Generation’s Magazine is published monthly by 6 In a league of her own The Lima News by the fi rst of every month. Address By Greg Hoersten correspondence to The Lima News, 3515 Elida Road, Lima, OH 45807, Attn: Our Generation’s Magazine. Our Generation’s Magazine is available free at YOUR MONEY libraries, supermarkets, retail stores, assisted living 8 Great part-time jobs center, hospitals and other outlets. for retirees Our Generation’s Magazine all rights reserved. No portion of Our Generation’s Magazine may be SEASONINGS reproduced without the written consent of the 10 Spicy fried chicken and publisher of The Lima News. smoky cheddar biscuits better than eating out ON THE COVER: West Central Ohio’s magazine for the mature reader April 2016 our Volume 14, Issue 4 AT OUR AGE Q&A “I think the ministry is more Generation’s important than making money,” magazine 15 said Gifts of Joy owner Mike Hulsey. The Christian store was originally the vision of his late wife, Janice, who died of cancer in 2009. for fun by Christina Ryan Claypool Gifts of Joy’s Mike Hulsey: An unexpected ministry Czech Republic’s Prague • Remembering Len Volbert • Spicy fried chicken CROSSWORD Bridging the FREE Generations 9 • Diabetes Self Management Program • Chronic Disease Self Management Program Please consider a consultation A Multi-Generational with our Registered Dietitian. • A Matter of Balance- If you’re eligible for Medicare, Approach to Care call us about Medical Nutrition Therapy! Managing Concerns About Falls 419-222-7723 or visit our website at www.aaa3.org EVENTS CALENDAR 40849209 12 10 2 | April 2016 | Our Generation’s Magazine Inspire Gifts of Joy’s Mike Hulsey: An unexpected ministry Story and photos by Christina Ryan Claypool How does an architect become the owner of a Christian retail store? Michael Hulsey’s path to owning Lima’s Gifts of Joy - Parable Christian store is all about love. Better known as Mike, the 58-year-old Lima native fell in love and married his late wife, Janice, and it was originally her idea to purchase the store. “We grew up in the same church, the First Baptist Church on Cable Road,” said Mike who is a 1975 graduate of Shawnee High School. The business owner attended Miami University and graduated in 1979 with a degree in environmental design. “I always liked to build things,” he Mike Hulsey describes the store’s inventory as, “Nearly everything we carry has something of Christ in said. “I had to intern and take a test to it, or on it, or about it.” become an architect and get my license.” Returning to Lima following college, he pursued Janice, but at fi rst she resist- ed his charm. NOTICE!!NOTICE!! “It took me about two or three years to convince her to date me,” he said, demonstrating the dry wit he is known for. They married in August 1982 and WeWe Mow eventually had two daughters who are now adults, Kristen and Lauren. the Mike initially followed an architec- the tural career path, working for several MM D area fi rms. Janice began working at Grass*Grass* Gifts of Joy in addition to raising their “I think the ministry is more important than making girls. After the young mother had been money,” said Gifts of Joy owner Mike Hulsey. The employed at the inspirational store for Christian store was originally the vision of his late n L wife, Janice, who died of cancer in 2009. e a about a decade, the Hulseys decided to lden Lan buy the business in 1997. o d e fi ve years, he held this position, until he O l ne A “Well, it was her idea,” said Mike. o decided to open his own architectural O G“Active Senior Community” A “She was friends with the owners … offi ce. Mike also started working part- G*1&2“Active bedroom Senior garden Community” apartments they approached us … and she said she time at Gifts of Joy to assist his owner/ *1&2 bedroom garden apartments thought she could do it. It seemed like manager spouse. *All inclusive a worthwhile project.” He never real- Being there, the local businessman *All inclusive ized how involved he would eventually saw fi rsthand the tremendous impact the Call BETTY become. “For me, it was just something D Christian establishment had in the lives M she wanted to do, a good investment.” forCall information* BETTY of its customers. M D By the time, the couple purchased “There aren’t many retail stores, if any for419-999-1614 information* the store, Mike was employed by the … where the employees will pray with city of Lima. you, cry with you, and help you fi nd 419-999-1614 “I was in charge of the building depart- goldenlanelima.com ment,” said the seasoned architect. For See INSPIRE | 7 goldenlanelima.com 40855731 Our Generation’s Magazine | April 2016 | 3 Part Travel 2 of 7 Eastern and Central Europe Story and photos by John Grindrod Czech Republic’s Prague Following two days in Old Town Munich and drinking in the sights and sounds, Jane and I boarded our Globus Tour coach with 10 other travelers and our Croatian-born guide Zdanka and our Hungarian-born coach driver Sasha and headed for Germany’s neighbor, Czech Republic, to its capital city of Prague, a city of just over 1 million people. Like many nations in Eastern and Cen- tral Europe, the Czech Republic has been occupied by regimes that imposed many restrictions of civil rights and persecu- tions of the Czech people. In World War II, it was Nazi Germany that occupied. After Soviet and American forces liber- ated the country of what was then called Czechoslovakia, by 1948, the country again was occupied and became a Com- Jane poses for a photo in Old Town Square, Prague, in front of a food booth that was serving wood- munist state, run by the Soviets, who, fired ham. according to Zdanka, went from liberator to oppressor. Another fascinating part of the Charles Zdanka even told us that, prior to for me was the Old Town Bridge Tower the 1989 Velvet Revolution, when the on the Old Town side, which some feel is Communist regime collapsed in a non- the most visually arresting Gothic-style violent political shift to that of a republic (think lots of pointed arches and ribbed with free elections, that women in the roofs) building in the world. What I country were only allowed a choice of The Lennon Wall in Prague was a famous spot for dissidents during Communist rule. looked at was the original, built between three hairdos. and New Town. At one time all four were Certainly the one statue I wanted to 1370 and 1391. We arrived in Prague and were able separate cities that shared little with one see was St. John of Nepomuk, who was For us, the 37 Euro for an optional to check immediately into our hotel, another, that is, until the end of the 18th drowned in the Vltava at the command tour that bridged the afternoon and early Andel’s Hotel and Suites. The early century when the towns merged to form of King of Bohemia, Wenceslaus, evening with a local guide made per- check-in, as it did in Munich, allowed us one Prague. who, if you were able to ask John of fect sense to understand more fully the to do some exploring on foot without the The Charles, named after Emperor Nepomuk, wasn’t Good King Wenceslaus city. Our tour initially concentrated on rest of the group. Like many European Charles IV, is most known for the 30 of Christmas carol fame! One account Old Town. Located between the Vltava cities, Prague features a river, the Vltava, statues that dot the stone ledges. Origi- believed by many as to why Wenceslaus and Old Town Square is Prague’s Jew- that wends its way through the city. Jane nally called Stone Bridge with construc- ordered the execution is that John, the ish Quarter, containing the remains of and I concentrated on the river district tion beginning in 1357, the bridge was confessor of the Queen of Bohemia, what was once called the Jewish Ghetto, in the famous Charles Bridge area. renamed Charles Bridge in the late 19th refused when pressured to give up which dates all the way back to the 12th The Charles Bridge is, without ques- century.
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