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A Musical Feast DETAILS ON PAGE 2 Millie Bennett

A Life Enriching Communities Foundation Publication Fall 2019 Life Enriching Communities Foundation 6279 Tri-Ridge Blvd. Suite 320 Loveland, Ohio 45140 513-247-1357 www.lec.org LIFE ENRICHING COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairperson Ron Beshear Board of Trustees James L. Bowersox Scott M. McQuinn Doug Burgess Jack Wild Leigh Ismael Gerald L. Wissel Executive Director New Millie Bennett Daniel J. McManus Legacy is published by the Life Enriching Piece Expands Communities Foundation supporting the Collection at Twin residents, family members and associates who utilize the resources of Life Enriching Towers Communities. Affiliated with the West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church, Life Several years ago, Twin Towers received a Enriching Communities offers equal housing and generous donation of Millie Bennett's artwork employment to all persons regardless of race, which graces the halls near the gift shop. Steve Millie Bennett religion or national origin. Bennett, Millie’s son and former Twin Towers VISION Board Member, gifted eight Americana style paintings created by his mother. Residents, associates and those otherwise engaged with LEC thrive in our communities and in their lives Though Millie has adored art ever since she was young, she didn’t really delve into her craft until after she raised her five children. For years she MISSION The LEC Foundation supports and promotes worked in a bakery inside the Pentagon while making money on the side Life Enriching Communities’ mission and impact by painting folk art. through: • Generating resources to fill ever-evolving “As soon as my boss found out I could draw, he started having me create and expanding needs food promotion signs,” says Millie, whose art was snatched up by fans as • Educating stakeholders to engage with us in quickly as she painted it. Her work is inspired by her simple childhood that service to those whose lives we are taught her gratitude. She and her five siblings were raised in the Depression positioned to touch era by her mother after her father died when she was 4 years old. As a result, Core Values her nostalgic art reflects pleasant memories of days gone by – turn-of-the- Respect • Innovation • Spirituality • Excellence century pieces with Victorian homes and horse-and-buggy carriages. • Stewardship In September, Steve gifted another painting to Twin Towers, which is one of ON THE COVER: Pictured on the cover: Clockwise from top left: University of Cincinnati Millie’s largest creations completed in 1993. College-Conservatory of Music students Holly Nelson, Brenda Iglesias, Shu-Li Cheah, Caleb Now 96 years old, Millie lives in Venice, Florida, and is legally blind due to Glickman, Victor Cardamone, Yan Izquierdo macular degeneration. Though she can no longer produce paintings, she still envisions them in her mind just as she always has.

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“I had a good look at humanity,” she adds. “The experience taught me many life lessons.”

Prescott is often asked if she regrets going to these war- torn countries. Her answer is always no.

“I wouldn’t be the person I am today had I not gone through all of that. Plus, I met some wonderful people while there,” says Prescott, who still remains good friends with her two roommates, both surgeons, whom she would unwind with in their free time, doing mani/pedis in their tent.

Prescott retired from Doctors Without Borders when she Betty Prescott was 81. For the past five years she has been enjoying life at Twin Lakes, where she continues to help others.

Betty Prescott Has Served “I think I’m the oldest living nurse in the Midwest!” says Prescott, who also serves on three boards and has four the Medical Community & volunteer jobs, one of which is at Ohio Valley Voices, a Beyond for Decades school for deaf children. Not many people can say that they lived the life of the “I do what the teachers don’t have time to,” says Prescott. MASH television show. But Betty Prescott can. A five- That involves answering phones and decorating for year resident at Twin Lakes, Prescott was a surgical nurse holidays. “I cut out leaves and paste them on the doorway. and organ transplant coordinator who served for three It’s fun for me.” decades with Doctors Without Borders. Specializing in cardiac and intensive care, she traveled to various combat Prescott adores her beautiful villa at Twin Lakes, in great zones to stabilize people before sending them to the deal due to the staff. hospital. She joined the organization because she was a widow with three grown children, with still much to give. “They are so friendly,” she says. “People take care of one another. I’m very impressed by that.” “I was only 50 years old and it seemed like an adventurous thing to do,” says Prescott. That it was. Though she braced Prescott, who paints water colors and house portraits, herself for a perilous encounter with a venomous snake often donates her art to auctions that benefit Twin or some such dangerous creature, she never envisioned Lakes. She also gives to the Life Enriching Communities a man stepping into her tent in Geneva, asking her to Foundation. reattach his hand that had been severed by a machete. Nor did she suspect she would suffer serious injuries at “I think the scariest thing in the world is to grow very the hands of the rebels. One day when she was in the old and not have any money,” says Prescott. “That’s Central African Republic (CAR), a man entered Prescott’s everybody’s fear around here, and the Foundation tent in search of drugs and attacked her, breaking both supports those who run out of their funds. I thank the her knees and lower back. board for providing the opportunity to give to a fund that specializes in supportive financial care. Nobody has to “I somehow managed to hit the gruesome hotspots,” says move out if they run out of money.” Prescott. And yet, she also witnessed goodness.

A Life Enriching Communities Foundation Publication • Fall 2019 legacy 1 A Musical Feast A Musical Feast

On October 10th, residents, family members, associates, The Benevolent Care Fund ensures that the residents of board members, and sponsors enjoyed an evening of Twin Towers and Twin Lakes who have outlived their classical entertainment and fine dining at the fourth annual personal financial resources or experienced a catastrophic A Musical Feast at Twin Towers Senior Living Community. event can continue to live at home, receiving the highest The evening featured performances by our Artists in quality care and service. This Fund provides support for Residence from the University of Cincinnati-College LEC Benevolent Care costs which, on average, reach over Conservatory of Music (CCM): Victor Cardamone, Shu-Li $1 million annually. Cheah, Caleb Glickman, Brenda Iglesias, Holly Nelson and Yan Izquierdo. The Pastoral Care Fund is the heart of our ministry. This fund preserves, protects and perpetuates our spiritual Before the event officially began, guests enjoyed hors foundation by ensuring the residents of Twin Towers and d’oeuvres and browsed the silent auction. To kick the Twin Lakes, their family members, and our associates event off, emcee Drew Lachey welcomed all of the guests receive spiritual support and counseling. This Fund and introduced Life Enriching Communities President provides the support necessary to maintain the chaplaincy and CEO Scott McQuinn, who elaborated on the strong ministry, including worship services, life transition and relationship between the University of Cincinnati –CCM grief counseling, and Bible study programs. program and Twin Towers. Life Enriching Communities Foundation Executive Director Dan McManus then spoke Supplement to Unfunded Long-Term Nursing Care closes on the mission and impact of the Foundation, noting in the gap between the cost of providing nursing care and particular that 55 residents were served by the Benevolent the amount reimbursed through Medicaid. This difference Care Fund, which allows residents to remain in their is almost $200 per day, per patient. home should they encounter a catastrophic financial crisis. Following dinner, Drew Lachey introduced all of We would like to thank our sponsors who helped make the artists and noted the significant accomplishments this event a wonderful success. they have made in their young careers. The artists then performed a variety of classical and modern pieces for SYMPHONIC ART SONG 90 minutes. The evening ended with desserts and coffee, EMCOR, Inc. Anonymous while the guests had an opportunity to meet and get to Planes Moving and Storage Aramark know the CCM artists-in-residence. Caremerge OPERA Cintas The partnership with CCM, created in 2015, offers Graydon Matrixcare free housing to two graduate students and live musical Plante & Moran PLLC Tom Kahle, BakerHostetler performances for the Twin Towers community. Since JAZZ Twin Towers- Auxiliary Twin Towers- Chapel then, the “Artists-in-Residence” program has grown to Bayer Becker, Inc. Committee five students. This intergenerational arrangement has Beacon Electric Company UMR numerous benefits, and has a positive impact on everyone Dinsmore & Shohl LLP United Healthcare involved. The benefits the students receive far surpass Enrollment Management free housing; this partnership aligns with CCM’s mission Services to immerse students in their community. Additionally, the Infinite Services Contracting IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS artists perform monthly recitals for the residents during Corp. E&J Gallo Winery their residency. K2M Design Kahny Printing, Inc. Millennium Business Systems Pepsi-Cola Dollars raised through A Musical Feast are used to Ridge Stone Builders & UC College-Conservatory support the mission of the Life Enriching Communities Developers of Music Foundation, including Benevolent and Pastoral Care and Wards Corner Business Zannis Design Unfunded Long-term Nursing Care for residents utilizing Center Medicaid at Twin Towers and Twin Lakes. Spectrum Consultants

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1. Pictured: 1. CCM Students Brenda Iglesias and Victor Cardamone. 2. Dessert Plate. 3. Wine Pull. 4. Back Row, L-R, Ron Schapp, Nancy Webster, Robert Webster, Louise Lake, Patrice Martinez; Front Row, L-R Betsy Schapp, Sue Windgassen, Dean Windgassen, Dorothy Meyer. 5. CCM students Holly Nelson and Shu-Li Cheah. 6. L-R. Kay Koenig, Tina Spicer, Phil Kahler. 7. CCM students Yan Izquierdo and Caleb Glickman. 8. L-R John Banner, Laura Wilson, Tim Werdmann, Erika Windholtz. 9. Master of Ceremonies Drew Lachey.

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A Life Enriching Communities Foundation Publication • Fall 2019 legacy 3 Voices of Giving Awards

Donors Recognized for Outstanding Commitment to Giving They exemplify Life Enriching Communities’ (LEC) vision, living life with meaning and purpose through enriching experiences in community, and now their generous donations to the Life Enriching Communities Foundation will help ensure that residents and associates can do just that for years to come. Left to right: Judy Gelwicks, Martha Huheey’s niece; Jim Mayer, Executive Pat and Lew French, longtime residents at Twin Lakes, Director, Twin Lakes; Beth Schumacher, Martha Huheey’s niece; Jim Bowersox, and the late Martha Gelwicks Huheey, a former VP Finance and CFO; Dave Gelwicks, Martha Huheey’s nephew; Diana Grover, Director Continuous Quality Improvement and Corporate Compliance; Pat and resident of Twin Lakes whose mother lived at Twin Lew French, Twin Lakes residents; Matt Hilderbran, Development Manager, Twin Towers for many years, were honored recently for Towers; Vicki Hickman, Executive Director, Twin Towers; Dan McManus, Executive their charitable estate gifts during the annual Voices Director, Life Enriching Communities Foundation. of Giving Awards program. The awards, presented by the Greater Cincinnati Planned Giving Council – the professional association for those who market and administer Martha Gelwicks Huheey viewed Life Enriching charitable planned gifts – recognize area philanthropists Communities’ residents and associates as part of her family. who have made a planned gift or bequest to a local not-for- Because of this, she was inspired to direct an incredibly profit organization. generous gift through the Estate/Trust of Thomas R. Huheey and Martha Gelwicks Huheey to the Life Enriching Pat and Lew French have been a significant part of the Twin Communities (LEC) Benevolent Care Endowment. The Lakes Community for over 15 years, committing to the move income from its investment will provide significant funds even before construction began. They embrace giving back to residents in need of compassionate care at both Twin to Twin Lakes via their time and talents. Both Pat and Lew Towers and Twin Lakes Senior Living Communities. host the weekly social gathering for their neighbors and “I speak for all my siblings when I say it’s a distinct honor to previously volunteered in the community’s Campus Shop. know that LEC will benefit in this way from Aunt Marty and Pat enjoys visiting and helping Memory Care Unit residents Uncle Tom’s gift,” says Martha’s niece, Judy Gelwicks. every Thursday. Lew, a former P&G executive for over 30 years, serves on the Twin Lakes Life Safety Committee For many years, Martha’s mother had received outstanding and dedicates time weekly to volunteering at Crayons to care while living at Twin Towers, which made a positive Computers. impact on Martha early on. After moving into Twin Lakes herself years later, Martha made many friends with residents In addition to engaging in various activities and volunteer as well as associates, and they became extended family. opportunities, they are annual contributors to the Family was always very important to her. Foundation, supporters of various auxiliary special events, and are members of the Living Legacy Club, Life Enriching The LEC Benevolent Care Endowment ensures that residents Communities Foundation’s planned giving society. of Twin Towers and Twin Lakes who have outlived their personal financial resources or experienced a catastrophic Pat and Lew are passionate about leaving a meaningful event continue to live in their home, receiving the highest impact on Twin Lakes and its future residents and associates. quality care and service. Martha understood the impact In addition to naming Twin Lakes in their will with a gift to of endowment gifts on the future of LEC’s mission to help the Benevolent Care Fund, Pat and Lew also decided to residents live their best lives possible. name the LEC Foundation as a beneficiary of their Entrance Fee Refund, designating this generous gift to the General LEC is honored to recognize these three individuals who Fund Endowment which allows the organization flexibility have made such lasting, loving impressions on the Twin to support its greatest needs. Lakes and Twin Towers communities. 4 A Life Enriching Communities Foundation Publication • Fall 2019 Planned Giving

6 Ways To BenefitFrom a Year-End Gift 4. Avoid the hassles and costs associated with selling real estate. The final months of the year are traditionally considered Like securities, if you try to sell appreciated property, you the season of giving. In addition to the gifts we give to the will be subject to capital gains tax on the appreciation. By important people in our lives, this season of generosity donating the property, you can enjoy tax savings and relieve is also the prime time to show support for the causes yourself from the hassles of selling or maintaining it. we love. When you support Life Enriching Communities Foundation-Twin Towers and Twin Lakes this year, not 5. Earn income from your gift. only will others benefit, but so will you. Gifts such as a charitable gift annuity or a charitable remainder trust provide you, or a beneficiary of your Explore Your Options choice, with payments for life or over a period of Although there may still be time to make several different years, and the residents and associates of Life Enriching types of charitable gifts, based on your unique situation Communities with support thereafter. and tax considerations, some gift types may be more If you use appreciated securities to fund the gift, you will practical than others. Following are a number of popular be entitled to an income tax deduction based, in part, options. on the charitable portion of the securities’ full value, in addition to eliminating up-front capital gains tax. 1. Make an immediate impact. Cash is an easy way to give each year. You can receive an 6. Put an insurance policy to good use. income tax charitable deduction for the full value of the gift. An old policy you no longer need can make a big impact on our mission of helping people to live their best lives 2. Make a Qualified Charitable Distribution from possible. To qualify as a deductible gift, Life Enriching your IRA. Communities Foundation must become the policy owner. If you’re 70½ or older, you can use the IRA charitable For most types of insurance policies, your tax deduction rollover to make a tax-free gift to Life Enriching Communities is usually the cost basis or the fair market value of the Foundation. This law allows you to transfer any amount up policy—whichever is less. to $100,000 directly to a qualified charitable organization without paying income tax on the distribution. It is more common for policies to still require premiums to be paid. When you donate these, the future premiums When you use the IRA charitable rollover to make a gift: are tax-deductible as you pay them.

• Your gift will be put to use today, allowing you to see For more information, please contact: the difference you’re making. • You pay no income taxes on the gift. The transfer Twin Lakes: Dan McManus at 513-247-1362 doesn’t generate taxable income or a tax deduction, or [email protected] so you benefit even if you do not itemize your tax deductions. Twin Towers: Matt Hilderbran at 513-853-2009 • If you have not yet taken your required minimum or [email protected] distribution for the year, your IRA charitable rollover gift can satisfy all or part of that requirement. Life Enriching Communities: Dan McManus at 513-719-3540 or [email protected]

3. Save taxes on appreciated stock. The information in this publication is not intended as legal or tax advice. When you donate stocks that are worth more than what For such advice, please consult an attorney or tax advisor. Figures cited in you originally paid for them to Life Enriching Communities examples are for illustrative purposes only. References to tax rates include Foundation to support Twin Towers or Twin Lakes, you federal taxes only and are subject to change. State law may further impact can claim deductions for their full fair market value and your individual results. Life Enriching Communities Foundation is an Ohio eliminate any tax on the appreciation. nonprofit corporation, Tax ID Number 06-1708088.

A Life Enriching Communities Foundation Publication • Fall 2019 legacy 5 As we celebrate the holiday season, it is a time for REMEMBRANCE and RECOGNITION of those we love. Please Blessing of the join us in commemorating their lives through the Life Enriching Communities Foundation’s end of year celebration of life. Angel Tree at Twin Towers • December 6th

Christmas Angels hold a special place Light Up a Life in the hearts of those connected with at Twin Lakes • December 5th Twin Towers.

Each year we set aside time to Each year we set time aside to cele- celebrate and honor those who brate those we love during the Christ- have passed and those who continue mas season by hanging an Angel on to impact our lives through the one of our trees. Each Angel represents lighting of our tree. a gift of love for our residents, family Each light sponsored represents a gift of member, or friend. Hundreds of angels love during this holiday season. have adorned our Christmas trees over the years.

With your gift of $20 for a single light or Every Angel supports the Twin Towers Benevo- $50 for a strand of lights, you support the lent Care Fund, which ministers to and allows Twin Lakes Benevolent Care Fund, which those individuals who have outlived their helps ensure residents in need continue assets to remain a part of our communi- to remain a part of our community, ty and caring environment. receiving the highest quality care. Please join us on December Please join us on December 6th at 6:30 p.m. in The 5th at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel for a Gulden Community Center for a beautiful program for those memo- powerful program for those memorial rialized and honored, a special ized and honored, a special holiday holiday performance by a lo- performance by The Cincinnati cal choir to a reception to Boychoir Ambassadors, and follow! light refreshments.

To make a gift to the Light Up a Life or the Blessing of the Angel Tree, fill out the form below (returning in the enclosed envelope), visit lec.org/lec-foundation/donate, or contact Katie Jones at 513-247-1357. Thank you for your generous support of our ministry! Please Choose: q Light Up a Life at Twin Lakes q Blessing of the Angel Tree at Twin Towers Name of Honoree(s): q Memorial q Honorarium Relationship(s): CONTACT INFORMATION: Name: Email: Address, City, State, Zip: PAYMENT INFORMATION: q Check enclosed, payable to LEC Foundation q See credit card below Name on card: Credit Card #: Exp. Date: CCV: * Or make gift online at: lec.org/lec-foundation/donate

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A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

On behalf of the residents of both Twin Towers and Twin Lakes who benefit from your gifts, we wish to express our sincere appreciation to the individuals who contributed May 31, 2019 through August 31, 2019. Thank you for expressing your loving care to our residents with your generous gifts.

Ms. Louisa Adams Ms. Madeline Bronaugh Ms. Sandra Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aglamesis Bro's Ice Cream Ms. Tamara Brooks East Gustafson & Candy Mr. Joseph Brosnahan Ms. Rebecca Edwards Mrs. Phyllis J. Hafer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ms. Minyette R. Burke Ms. Maria Englert Mrs. JoAnn Hagner Alexander Mr. and Mrs. David Ms. Pat Erving Dr. and Mrs. T. Richard AmazonSmile Foundation Burrow Mr. and Mrs. Pat Esser Halberstadt Mr. Flavio Amongero Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bussey Exxon Mobil Corporation, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ms. Candice Anderkin Mr. Andrew Byrd u/t/o A.M. Kelsey Bass Hamilton, Jr. Mrs. Brandie Anderson Dr. and Mrs. George Ms. Coretta Fennell Mrs. Jeanne Hannan Mr. Hassan Andrews Callard Ms. Terri Ferguson Ms. Doris Harris Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arling Caremerge Mr. Robert W. Fessenden Mr. and Mrs. David Ms. Kathryn Ashton Mr. Samuel Cassidy Fidelity Charitable Gift Hartman Assisting Hands Ms. Erin Cebelak Fund Hawthorn Club Ms. Lawana Atkinson Mr. Erich Coates Mrs. Carolyn Floyd Mrs. Mary Ann Hays Auxiliary of Twin Towers Mrs. Marion Cobb Mr. Dylan Forys Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ms. Suzette Bailey Mrs. Carol C. Cole Mrs. Melissa Frampton Helms Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cole Mrs. Christel Fraundorfer HG CPAs LLC Ballentine Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ms. Ashley Hickman Ms. Joan Barker Connor, Jr. Freiberg Mrs. Vicki Hickman Mr. Aaron Barton Ms. Rhonda Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Ms. Shannon Batus Ms. Valencia Cooper French Hilderbran Beacon Electric Company Mr. Michael Cope Mr. Michael Fridley Ms. Katie Hill Mrs. Barbara Beagle Ms. Joan Courtney Friends of Twin Lakes Ms. Mereche Hill Mrs. Mildred Bennett Mr. Mason Coyle Frisch's Restaurants, Inc. Ms. De'Anna Hinkston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Creative Expressions Art Ms. Edna H. Gangwisch Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Bernet Studio Mrs. Janis Gaskill Holman Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bishop Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. Timothy D. Gerhardt Mr. Jeff Holmes Ms. Johnnese Black Croog Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Jon Homer Ms. Susan Blackburn Mr. Timothy Crowley Glaser Hospice of Cincinnati Mr. Jeffery Blackmore Mr. Walter Daniels Mrs. Eugenie Goggin Ms. Yvonne Hubbard Ms. Carol A. Blain Ms. Nicole Dapper Mr. Ian Goodall Ms. Daija Hughes Mr. Ronald J. Block Mr. Mark Dauterman Mr. Andrew Grass Infinite Services Ms. Alice Boelter Ms. Shay Davis Mr. William Greber Contracting Corp. Mrs. Martha Bolognini Mr. Sam Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Ms. Lynn Iorfida Mr. and Mrs. Jim L. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Day Gregory Mrs. Leigh Ismael Bowersox Mrs. Nancy DeBrunner Mr. Roger F. Grein Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jackson Ms. Corina Bowman Mrs. Ashley Depeel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ms. Terri Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brandt Ms. Miriam Dierker Griffith, Jr. Ms. Kimberly Jauch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ms. Gretchen B. Dinerman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grimes Jewish Federation Brennan Mrs. Vivian Dobur Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cincinnati Ms. Katherine Brewer Ms. Nicole Douglas Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jira Mrs. Christa Brisken Ms. Abraca Drais Ms. Ashley Gronskey Mr. Scott S. Jividen Ms. Kelly Brock Mrs. Helen Dupree Ms. Mary M. Grooms Ms. Christina Johnson Mr. Igor Bron Ms. D'Audra Eakins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grover A Life Enriching Communities Foundation Publication • Fall 2019 legacy 7

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Ms. Cierra Johnson Mrs. Mary Ann Lynn Ms. Karen Nowlin Mr. Vince Schneider Mr. Greg Johnson Ms. Carmen Mack Ms. Sunni Ohmer Ms. Christina Schriefer Ms. Karen S. Johnson Mrs. Barbara MacTaggart Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mr. Dennis Schroeder Mr. Russell Johnson Mr. Aaron Marcum O'Leary, Sr. Mrs. Martha Seaman Ms. Brittni Jones Mrs. Noelle Masukawa Mr. and Mrs. Jack Onega Mr. Adam Shaffer Ms. Hallie Jones Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ms. Lucretia Osborne Mr. Michael Shannon Ms. Katherine M. Jones Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ms. Caroline Sherrill Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones Mr. Delano McClair Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Barry Shives Ms. Christina M. Ms. Kathy McCool Ms. Brittany Ossege Ms. Sue A. Shouse Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. Ken L. Mrs. Caryl A. Osterhus Mr. Josh Silldoff Ms. Sarah Kilgore McDonald Mrs. Pam Owens-Woods Ms. Patricia Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Lionel R. Mrs. Leslie McGhee Mrs. Mary Pajor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slay King Ms. Karin McLennan Ms. Marilyn Paolo Ms. Bonnie L. Smart Mrs. Verna King Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Mr. Charles Smiley Mr. and Mrs. Ray McManus Parker Ms. Amanda Smith Kingsbury Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Karen Smith Mr. Chris Klawitter McQuinn William G. Patterson Mrs. Rosemary Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ms. Tamia Perry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Klenk McWhorter Ms. Deborah Peterson Smith Mrs. Kay Koenig Mrs. Sharon A. Menke Ms. Tiffany Pittman Ms. Tiffany Smith Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Dorothy Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Poll Mr. and Mrs. Zan Smith Kronenberger Miami University Ms. Betty Prescott Southeastern Container Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ms. Stephanie Michael Ms. Beth Puckett Inc. Kuenning Mr. and Mrs. Alton R. Pure Concept Salon and Ms. Tina Spicer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lach Middlekauff Spa Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ms. Tisa Lahago Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Ms. Javier Raheem Stallworth Mr. and Mrs. John Lake Miller Mrs. Gretchen Ramstetter Ms. Lois M. Stephens Mrs. Leah Lataille Ms. Ramona Miller Mrs. Barbara Reed Mrs. Rita Stevens Mrs. Sandra Lauman Mr. Michael Minutolo Residents Council of Twin Ms. Juanita Stevenson Mrs. Grace Ulm Lavrich Mr. Ruben Molina Towers Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ms. Sheila Molina Mrs. Caroline C. Richards Strahm Ledwin Ms. Susanne Monteith Ms. Nancy Richardson Ms. Judith Straight Ms. Brittany Leek Ms. Tiffany Morgan Mrs. Diana Risse Mrs. Sonia Strauss Legacy Psychological Mrs. Karen Mortimer Ms. Mary Rivera Dr. Steve and Rev. Kristie Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ms. Katie Roberts Stricker Len Barlik and the Cox Moulton Mr. Richard F. Roehr Ms. Betty Strubbe Communications Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rudino's Sports Bar Mr. Matthew P. Strunk Operations Leadership Mountel Mr. Jack Ruppert Mrs. Jacqueline Sweeney Mr. Kyle Lewallen Mr. James Mueller Ms. Julia Salzer The Greater Cincinnati Ms. Elizabeth Lewis Rev. Jerry G. Mueller Ms. Tiffany Sampson Foundation Mrs. Diana V. Lin Ms. Karen Mukasa Ms. Ruby Scarlett The Kroger Company Linda Caswell Berry & Mr. Gamel Musah Ms. Helena Schaareman Ms. Shannon Thery Sons Foundation, Inc. Ms. Stephanie Neftzer Ms. Jenna Schamer Ms. Julia Thole Ms. Juliana Linn Ms. Patricia E. Nelson- Mrs. Barbara Schanzle Mrs. Janet G. Todd Mr. Andy J. Lipps Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. James Todd Ms. Mary D. Litkovitz Mr. Donald L. Neyer Schapp Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ms. Deretha Logan Mr. Ted Niehaus Ms. Ally Schirtzinger Tonnis Mrs. and Mr. Mildred Rev. Daniel Nikolich Ms. Mary Schmidt Trio Bistro Lonneman Ms. Allison Nimitz Mr. and Mrs. William Truist Comprehensive Mrs. Rose Marie Luking Northwestern Mutual Schmidter, III Distribution Ms. Claudette Luther Nothing Bundt Cakes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Vera Tucker Schmitt

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Twin Lakes Chapel Fund Twin Towers Chapel Fund Twin Towers Christian USE YOUR KROGER PLUS CARD Fellowship AND HELP US GROW! Ms. Julie Uhrig Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaughan Supporting Twin Towers or Twin Lakes has never been easier Village Junction – just shop at Kroger and swipe your Plus Card! Here’s how to Mr. and Mrs. William enroll: Vining Ms. Kimberly Viox 1. Visit KrogerCommunityRewards.com Viox Services, Inc. 2. Sign in to your online account, or create Mr. and Mrs. Clifford P. Wagner an account Mr. Steve Wanamaker 3. Find and select Twin Towers or Twin Stephanie Ward Lakes, and click “Enroll” Wards Corner Business Center You’ll start earning rewards for Twin Towers or Twin Lakes right Ms. Charysse Watkins away on qualifying purchases made using your Kroger Plus Card. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Learn more at KrogerCommunityRewards.com, and thank you Weber, Jr. Ms. Kathy Weber for your support. Organization Code for Twin Towers #80493 or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Twin Lakes #80816 Webster Mr. Marty Weldishofer SHOP ON AMAZONSMILE Mrs. Jacqueline Welling Ms. Mary L. Wesdorp AND HELP US GROW! Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Wessel Shop at smile.amazon.com where you’ll find the exact same Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. shopping experience as Amazon.com with the added bonus Wessels that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Twin Towers or Twin Lakes. Westrich Mrs. Jill Wetenkamp Ms. Dana Whitehurst 1. Visit smile.amazon.com Mr. John E. Wild 2. Sign into your amazon account, or create Ms. Diane Wiles an account Mrs. Virginia Wilhelm 3. Find and select Twin Towers or Twin Lakes Ms. Dani Willets Ms. AnnMarie Wilson You can start shopping and earning rewards for Twin Towers or Mr. and Mrs. Dean Windgassen Twin Lakes right away on qualifying purchases. If you already Mr. Brandon Wolf have an existing Amazon account, all of your account settings Ms. Crystal Wooddell will be the same on AmazonSmile. Learn more at smile.amazon. Mr. Ryan Woolley com, and thank you for your support. Ms. Lori Wortham Ms. Tonya Wright Ms. Jimaisha Yett Mrs. Mary Louise Yingling Ms. Jasmine Young Ms. Lisa Zimmers

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Upcoming Events

HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE & BAKE SALE Friday, November 22, 2019 The Friends of Twin Lakes Auxiliary is bringing back our annual Holiday Boutique and Bake Sale on Friday, November 22, 2019 from 10:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m in the Davies Center at Twin Lakes . Perfect for holiday shopping, come enjoy vendors like Village Junction, Aglamesis Brothers, Z Place for Wine, and many other holiday and handcrafted gift vendors. Baked goods and poinsettias will also be for sale. Kick off the holiday season with Twin Lakes!

LIGHT UP A LIFE Thursday, December 5, 2019 Please join us for the annual Light Up a Life Celebration as we honor and remember those dear to the Twin Lakes family on Thursday, December 5th at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel. The evening begins with a commemoration program and the lighting of the tree, followed by a special holiday performance by a local choir to a reception to follow.

BLESSING OF THE ANGEL TREE Friday, December 6, 2019 You are invited to attend the Blessing of the Angel Tree on Friday, December 6th at 6:30pm in the Gulden Community Center. The evening begins with a powerful program for those memorialized and honored, followed by a special holiday performance by The Cincinnati Boychoir Ambassadors, and light refreshments.

THE FUTURE’S SO BRIGHT, I GOTTA WEAR SHADES Sat., December 7, 2019 Make a stop at Twin Lakes for “The Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades” during the Holiday in the Village event sponsored by the City of Montgomery on Saturday, December 7th from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 pm. There will be crafts for children, musical entertainment for the adults and refreshments for all. Enjoy the fun at Twin Lakes and ride the shuttle for more Holiday in the Village events at Ohio National, Bethesda North and the Universalist Church.

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