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S.T.O.R.I.E. Time, Spring Semester 2018 University of Northern Iowa UNI ScholarWorks S.T.O.R.I.E. Time Human Relations Projects 4-2018 S.T.O.R.I.E. Time, Spring Semester 2018 University of Northern Iowa. Human Relations: Awareness and Applications (Spring 2018) Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy Copyright ©2018 Department of Teaching, University of Northern Iowa Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/storie Part of the Teacher Education and Professional Development Commons Recommended Citation University of Northern Iowa. Human Relations: Awareness and Applications (Spring 2018), "S.T.O.R.I.E. Time, Spring Semester 2018" (2018). S.T.O.R.I.E. Time. 4. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/storie/4 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Human Relations Projects at UNI ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in S.T.O.R.I.E. Time by an authorized administrator of UNI ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 S.T.O.R.I.E. Time Cover Delores Stibal Kendra Crawford 2 Human Relations' Reflection Montana Watkins Len Froyen 3 Gratitude is the Lifeline to Happiness 4 Dedication Bob and Judy Brown 5 Adopting Hospitality Through Stories Bob Brown Jordyn Meyer 6 What is a Family? Evelyn Boice Abigail Agan 7 Calleta's Big Day Calleta Koefoed Rachel Bearinger 8 Measuring Life’s Success Carl Boice Brett Becker 9 A Father's Daughter Betty Goettsch Jayd Brown 10 God First, Mother Second, Nurse Third Connie Hansen Riley Buchheit 11 We Needed That Jim Peterson Mitchell Christensen 12 To Whom it May Concern Al Tapper Gary Crawford 13 The Value of Work Don Tamisiea Hunter Flesch 14 Hay to Students Steve McCrea Gabe Gravert 15 Life is Too Short Lois Hagedorn Nicole Gustafson 16 Friendly and Family-Oriented Mary Mortensen Shelby Courtney 17 Oh the Places You’ve Been Wendy Schmit Maureen Hart 18 It's OK to be Silly Cy Haugen Natasha Heister 19 Beat to Her Own Drum Peggy Chari Emily Huntington 20 Map of the Meanys Iva Meany Olivia Meincke 21 A Love Story of B&B Bill Thrall Jacob Moen 22 Risks You Don’t Know You’re Taking Bob Robinson Derek Quinby 23 Antique: Old But Valuable "Pete" McCart Marissa Quinn 24 Enlightenment Anonymous Jose Robles 25 A Beautiful Impact Nancy Colvin Brittany Roby 26 A Lifetime of Love Esther Westendorf Lauren Sayles 27 Welcome to Cedar Falls Betty Newport Staci Schmeling 28 Building the Foundation of Love Helen Newton Mollie Sorber 29 The Price of Education Phyllis Green Abby Tupper 30 The Spark of Friendship and Love Willie Irving Rachel Turner 31 The Positive Side Donna Iverson Paige Van Dyk 32 Friendship from a Bus Ride Ruth Ann Gooden Kendall Van Woerkom 33 People Are People Jean Bilyeu Melanie Vickers 34 Kind and Thoughtful Helen Lund Kirsten Waline 35 Inspiring Others Mary McCalley Kia Widen 36 Bosom Friend Jean Swiggum Justine Meendering 37 Two Cultures Apart Bev Fish Maranda Bear 38 Joyce’s Passion Joyce Hufferd Sammie Benisch 39 All the Places Life Can Take You Marlys Simpson Allison Bogaard 40 A Fairytale Marriage Marty Halupnik Sarah Brandt 41 A Master's Education Don Walton Bryan Hawkins 42 Passion’s Purpose Teddie Finegan Lauren Cavin 43 Friendship Matters Karl Koch Hannah Cunningham 44 First Time for Everything Pat Taylor Hannah Davidson 45 Considerate and Warmhearted Juanita Rekers Jessica Dusek 46 The Unexpected Trip Shirley Harris Makenah Eckland 47 Selflessly Serving EthelAnn Koch Alyssa Fangmann 48 Kind People, Beautiful Powwowa Jean Thompson Kara Ganzer 49 Caring for Others Marlys Cook Meredith Gorman 50 Learning to Help Others Mike Dargan Jason Hall 51 1 Peter 4:10 Dick Douglas Grant Kilburg 52 Fate at the Flip of a Coin Dick Douglas Grant Kilburg 53 It Took a Village Virginia Emmert Shania Koerber 54 Life Lessons Rich Congdon Ben Krieg 55 Always Give More Than You Take Rita Congdon Hannah Meyer 56 Too Kind for This World Lura Treloar Halle Moshier 57 The Beliefs of One Jo Grover Morgan Peasley 58 Strength Through It All Colleen Liming Angel Peterson 59 From the Heart Louise Odle Elizabeth Schieffer 60 Life Lessons Larry Cailey Schlenker 61 Insights into the Life Journey Mary Cooley Samantha Smith 62 In Service to Others Dorothy Guldner Jessica Soukup 63 Travels Strengthen Friendships Sue DeBower Mercedes Steffensen 64 The Front Runner Jo Santos Alesha Weir 65 The Bug-Eyed Sprite Marilyn Roseberry Nicole Young 66 A Man with a Hobby Ken Morlan Aja Baskerville 67 God's Wink Mary Franken Marissa Berger 68 A Principal's Message Jim Doud Megan Brown 69 Old, New, and Recycled Janet Doud Jenna Carey 70 Blessed Little Old Lady Eunice Easton Jenna Carroll 71 Creative and Curious Mike Seavey Sydney Etherington 72 Caring and Kind Anne Paxton Katie Fassbinder 73 Life Changing Experiences? Jan Krause Whitnie Hutchinson 74 Behind the Door of Memories Barb Ubben Erica Miller 75 The Man, The Coach, The Legend Don Erusha Erin Moser 76 Crafty & Creative Donna Pohl Alexa Peterson 77 The Big, Green School Bus Rex and Barb Pershing Madie Pike 78 How We've Grown Jerry and Mary Lea Purcell Michelle Powers 79 A Helping Hand Lois Wishmeyer Rachael Rice 80 Seeing Myself Karen Sund Elyssa Rung 81 Life Lessons Anita Dowell Kylie Sheets 82 Inspiring Love and Kindness David Zwanziger Taylor Kruger 83 Grandfather's Inspiring Love Steve McCrea Joe Sorensen 84 Turn the Page Cheri Dargan Brenna Splinter 85 Big White Cloud Wanda Chase Courtney Stuart 86 A Preschool Point of View Lorna Ericson Ashley Thompson 87 Top 10 Memories Lloyd Gruis Jawny Thompson 88 Persevere John "JB" Bartling Megan Vargason Liz Yetmar 89 Decisions Jo Ackman 1 S.T.O.R.I.E. Time Cover The cover of this book is only one example of the endless amazing art pieces that Delores has created. This experience was intended to push UNI students out of their comfort zones, but my experience was the exact opposite. From the moment I met Delores, I was everything except uncomfortable, I felt like I had known her my whole life. Delores has loved a lot as well as lost a lot, but her steadfast faith has held strong despite any circumstance in her life. She is a strong, loving woman, and her passion for art, serving others, her children, and her grandchildren shines through in all she does. I strive to live life in a way that she does; never taking a day for granted, letting my loved ones know that they are appreciated, and serving others. Delores now has a chapter in my own story that I will share with my future students and my own children. I AM . Delores Stibal I am creative and serving I wonder how that would look in orange I hear the longing in my mind to not be afraid to create I see the beauty in portraiture I want to paint portraits in watercolor I am creative and serving I pretend to go to Italy and paint during lavender season I touch the hearts of many I worry about the world that my grandkids are growing up in I cry for all the things I have lost I understand what life is all about I know there are things that matter in life beyond the worldly I dream about being able to travel more I try to keep fit and stay upright I hope for the happiness of my kids and grandkids I am creative and serving Delores Stibal, Western Home Communities Senior Kendra Crawford, UNI Human Relations Senior 2 Human Relations’ Reflection Through our Human Relations class at the University of Northern Iowa, we have been given the opportunity to work with seniors in the Western Home Communities. Having this opportunity has allowed the others and myself in this class to hear stories from individuals that lived during a widely different time then we live. We have been able to create bonds with these individuals and relate to them in ways most of us never thought was possible. Personally, I have been able to gain a lot of insight through this experience. I am very close with my grandparents and have heard many of their stories time and time again, but being able to meet a senior that I am not related to has allowed me to understand what other individuals went through in their lives. I was able to hear stories about how they met their significant others along with what struggles they have had to go through. This has given me the ability to reflect on my own life and understand that all individuals go through good and bad times. This experience has allowed me to become a better person by simply forcing myself to listen closely to stories that I may never have heard otherwise. Thanks to all of the individuals at the Western Home Communities for allowing us to experience this opportunity. Thanks for inviting us into their homes. We are better prepared for working with individuals that have vastly different lives then our own. We understand that the lives they live make them who they are. Montana Watkins, UNI Human Relations Senior 3 Gratitude is the Lifeline to Happiness Dear Seniors, Thank you cards create an opportunity for the writer and establish affirming anticipation for the receiver. There are a variety of ways to express positive feelings, heartfelt thoughts, and appreciative actions. Your remarks were distributed across a wide spectrum of possibilities. They spoke to what I had hoped to be and wanted to do in my time with you.
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