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Reverse Mortgage FREE! TAKE ONE! DENVER METRO Includes: Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Elbert, Denver, Douglas, & Jefferson vice 50+ ADULTS Years of Ser CONNECTING LOCAL BUSINESSES WITH THE 50 PLUS COMMUNITY October 2017 • Volume 23 • Issue 10 Keep Moving! Lafayette resident, Mary Smith turned 103-years-oldin August! Her secret: exercise, as Mary says, “You gotta keep moving!” Originally from Greece, Mary and her husband played golf reg- ularly until they were 90 years of age, and when she was younger, she played field hockey. But at 103 she shows no signs of slowing! When she was 99 years old she began exercising through the Sil- verSneakers program, the nation’s leading community fitness pro- gram designed specifically for ag- ers. She exercises with her class twice a week to stay fit. Full of en- ergy, she is an inspiration to her classmates. Her SilverSneakers class and fitness instructor have become her second family, a community of friends who threw her a birth- day party at the Kaiser Perman- ente Rock Creek Medical Offices, l-r-: Suyu Wu, Ann Fox, Ron Fox, Mary Ann Brunson, Nancy Smith, Mary Smith, Robin Smith and Odille Hansen where she goes to exercise. Working Past The Traditional Colorado Black Women for Political Action Retirement Age Offers Benefits Colorado Black Women for Political junct faculty in Political Science. Retirement isn’t what it used to be getic in our sixties, seventies and Action (CBWPA) announce it’s 2017 • Xakema L. Henderson. Attorney - a time for taking it easy in old age eighties and many find a sedentary Tribute to Black Women awardees, of law, volunteer at Florence Crit- and avoiding the stress and excite- lifestyle too boring. who will be honored at CBWPA’s tenton Legal Clinic, 5280 high ment of the workaday world. May- The fact is, according to the As- 39th annual award luncheon on Oc- school founding board member, be it’s because we are living longer sociation of Mature American tober 14, 2017, at the Renaissance member of Colorado Women’s than ever before making retire- Citizens, more of us are opting for Hotel Stapleton, Denver. and Colorado Bar Associations. ment a pricey option. Then again, active, productive lives as we grow Four courageous African-Amer- These women represent the pow- perhaps the miracles of modern older. In fact, the Bureau of La- ican women will be recognized by er of women to transform a commu- medicine can make us more ener- bor Statistics reports that the labor the organization for their call to nity, a state, and a nation. participation rate for men 65 to activism and their impact on our Our guest speaker, Tara Dowdel, 69 years of age in 1994 was 26.8% community. For CBWPA’s 40th nationally known political analyst and that by 2024 it will be 40%. As Anniversary, the organization is highlights this theme and speaks for women in the same age group, honoring 2 women under 40 and 2 on the importance and power of INSIDE just 17.9% remained in the work- women over 40. The 2017 “Tribute Black women getting involved in force in 1994 but by 2024 32.8% of to Black Women” honorees are: the political process at all levels. them will still be employed. • Clementine Washington Pigford. Honor these women at the an- Why Old People AMAC president Dan Weber A Master researcher, storyteller, nual Tribute to Black Women Get Cranky says that “while working past the scribe and historian of Denver’s Luncheon on October 14th, at the traditional retirement age of 65 is a African-American community. Renaissance Hotel Stapleton in Page 2 necessity for many, it also provides • Rev. Tammy Garrett-Williams. Denver. The event starts at noon; psychological and emotional ben- Founder and CEO of “Above the doors open at 11:00 am. Winter In Colorado efits. Older workers say they like Waters Project (AWP), faith activ- For information and to purchase Page 7 what they do for a living and that ist and community activist. tickets, ads, and sponsorships visit working makes them feel valued.” • Janiece Mackey. Executive Di- www.cbwpa.org or contact Con- rector and co-founder of Young nie Rule, fundraisingchair@cbw- Active Minds The Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging in recent tes- Aspiring American for Social and pa.org. For information about the Page 12 timony to the U.S. Senate Com- Political Activism, A PhD student honorees email nominations@cb- Continued on page 10 u at Denver University and an ad- wpa.org, or call 720-938-4481. www.50plusmarketplacenews.com Like us at www.facebook.com/50plusnews Page 2 • 50 Plus Marketplace News • Denver Metro • October 2017 OCTOBERCalendar Why Do Some Old People Get Cranky? 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