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Live Your Best Life December Newsletter 2020 Live Your Best Life December Newsletter 2020 307-733-7300 // 830 E. Hansen // www.SeniorCenterJH.org // [email protected] STAFF Caroling Sing-Along Becky Zaist Executive Director THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10TH the code 811-4923-7108 when 4:00 PM prompted. Rebecca Erskine Assistant Director It is a strange year, and we can’t Please call the Senior Center if Jenny Ryan gather in large groups to carol, Bookkeeper you need assistance to join the but we can still enjoy some good Bill McPeak & Julie Sanchez fun. holiday music together! Transportation Kat Clauson Join the vocalists and musicians Data/Office Manager of Cathedral Voices for a holiday MacKenzie Moore caroling sing along. Activities & Volunteer Coordinator You can participate through zoom or by calling in with your HOME CARE Erin Crow regular phone: Home Care Manager To join on zoom, please go to Corinne Ahlum, RN www.seniorcenterjh.org/events Frankie Fernyhough, and click on Caroling Sing-Along Dori Cote, Kristine Dyke, on December 10th. Chris Encinas, Margaret Harris, To call in with your phone, dial Deb Wuersch, 346-248-7799 and enter in Judy Johnson, Janette Miller, Mary Obringer, Reyna Perez, Laurie Watsabaugh, Stacy Grohne, Dimmie Zeigler, Carina Barker Experience the Benefits of Tai Chi KITCHEN THURSDAYS AT 10:30 AM balance. Mentally, it has been Amando Perfecto Greg Brazelton is the Tai Chi shown to decrease stress and Head Cook instructor for the Senior Center. anxiety. David Basye & Yocelin Colchado He teaches a very beginner According to Mayo Clinic, some Assistant Cooks friendly class that introduces you research even shows that Marcos Medina to the series of movements and regularly practicing Tai Chi can Dishwasher/Prep Cook breathing patterns of Tai Chi. help lower blood pressure and improve joint pain. Tai Chi is a series of gentle, flowing movements performed in Please contact MacKenzie Moore Our Mission a slow and intentional manner. at 733-7300 to learn how to join Enhancing and supporting Physically, Tai Chi helps build and the class on Zoom or on the the lives of seniors. maintain agility, strength, and phone. SeniorCenterJH.org Senior Center of Jackson Hole Newsletter | 1 Let It Go Workshop Giving Back MONETARY DONATIONS Betty & Chuck Terrill JEAN WEBBER Odd Fellow’s Lodge #8 Berniece & Harold Turner Mary & Mark Obringer Ariela Schreibeis Maggie & Dick Scarlett SENATOR GRANT LARSON Jackson Hole Duplicate Janna Stearns Karns Family Fund of the Bridge Virgina & Melvin Hutchings Community Foundation of Jackie & Weldon Richardson Donna & Cliff Martin Jackson Hole Smith’s Food & Drug Bonnie Budge BOB GRAHAM Anna Emery Hanson Laurene Grant Karns Family Fund of the Charitable Trust Bank of Jackson Hole Community Foundation of Sally Johnson Mary & Mark Obringer Jackson Hole Doreen Ward Sharleen Kominsky Cathy Toolson Chris & Louisa Sandvig ELLEN LINN Margie & Bubba Shivler Mark Evans Karns Family Fund of the Carla Shaffer Neal & Sharon Nethercott Community Foundation of Jane Frisch Dennis Lyman Jackson Hole Greg Amlong Bobby & Larae Ransom TODD ROBERTSON Jackson Hole Duplicate Connie & James Huspek Bob Shervin Bridge Carney Logan Burk Bonnie Budge Architects MISCELLANEOUS DONATION BUNNY COOPER Horton & Juli Spitzer Jan McKay Mary Lohuis Jackson Cupboard Donor Advised Fund of the MIKE METHERELL Leslie Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Mary Lohuis MEMORIAL DONATIONS Karns Family Fund of the CARL JANNEY LOU BRIETENBACH Community Foundation of Bob Shervin Mary Lohuis Jackson Hole Joel Goldberg LOU CENTRELLA Lightner Sams Foundation of Mary Lohuis MARION BUCHENROTH Wyoming Bonnie Budge Cecilia & Frank Bellinghiere DEIDRE ‘DEE’ WHITENER Berniece & Harold Turner Mary Lohuis LYNN CLARK Cecilia & Frank Bellinghiere Bonnie Budge WILLIAM O’NEIL ANN SEIBERT BARBARA VAN GENDEREN Janet O’Neil Ray Elser Martha Feagin MEMORY WALL Bob Shervin Mary Lohuis NADENE ROBERTSON GEORGE THOMPSON SALLY HAUBART In Loving Memory from her Greathouse Family Mary & Mark Obringer Family Heidi Zardus Julie & Kathie Longnecker Create a Living Legacy Consider leaving a gift to the Senior Center in your will. Your good deed will survive you and provide a memorial for your family and for generations to come. 2 | Senior Center of Jackson Hole Newsletter SeniorCenterJH.org SeniorCenterJH.org SeniorCenterJH.org December 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 Breakfast & lunch are being served Baked Breaded Fish Pork Chop Supreme Garden Salad Friday Feast curbside and home delivered. Baked Squash Scalloped Potatoes Hawaiian Chicken Tossed Salad Suggested contribution for seniors is Spring Blend Vegetables German Blend Whipped Potatoes Beef Stew Spinach Bread Vegetables Herbed Green Beans Whole Wheat Bread $2.50 for breakfast and $5 for lunch. Fruit Parfait Ambrosia Fruit Cup Whole Wheat Bread Pickled Beets & Onions Non-seniors are $10 for lunch. *Oatmeal Oatmeal Spice Cake Applesauce Cake Peanut Butter Cookie *Quiche *Egg & Sausage Bake Citrus Fruit Salad Menus are subject to change. *Breakfast Burrito 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Carrot & Celery Strips 49er Salad Fish Florentine on Lettuce & Tomato Salad Carrot & Celery Strips *Breakfast Parmesan Chicken Hungarian Hamburger Brown Rice Hot Open Faced Roast Roast Pork Mashed Garlic Potatoes Goulash Glazed Carrots Beef Sandwich, Gravy Mashed Sweet Potato entrée is listed at Seasoned Zucchini Broccoli Wheat Roll Mashed Potatoes Green Beans & Bacon & the bottom of Whole Wheat Roll Roll Ambrosia Fruit Cup Brussels Sprouts Onions the daily menu Fresh Fruit Pineapple Chocolate Chip Cookie Grapes Corn Bread *Quiche *Egg & Sausage Bake *Breakfast Burrito *Breakfast Sandwich Applesauce *Cereal 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Spinach Strawberry Tomato & Cuke Salad Potato Leek Soup Birthday Lunch Friday Feast Salad Mandarin Orange Turkey Tetrazzini BBQ Pork Sandwich Carrot, Celery & Cuke Parmesan Fish, Lemon & Spinach Salad Ginger Carrots Harvest Blend Salad Spices Roast Beef, Gravy Whole Wheat Bread Vegetables Rancher’s Meat Loaf Roasted Root Rosemary Red Potatoes Creamy Citrus Fruit Salad Apricots Mashed Sweet Potatoes Vegetables Winter Blend Vegetables *Breakfast Sandwich Molasses Cookie Almond Broccoli Roll Garlic Roll Wheat Drop Biscuit *Quiche Chocolate Surprise Cake Black Forest Cake Fresh Fruit *Oatmeal *Breakfast Burrito *Egg & Sausage Bake Senior Center ofJackson HoleNewsletter |3 20 21 22 23 Christmas Lunch 24 25 26 Oven Fried Chicken Garden Vegetable Salad Spinach & Strawberry Closed for Closed for Mashed Potatoes, Gravy Beef Stroganoff over Salad Pacific Blend Vegetables Rice Glazed Baked Ham Christmas Christmas Mandarin Oranges Herbed Broccoli Scalloped Sweet Gingerbread Cake Whole Wheat Roll Potatoes & Apples *Breakfast Burrito Fruit Cup Brussels Sprouts *Quiche Magic Cookie Bar * Oatmeal 27 28 29 30 31 New Year’s at Noon Vegetable Salad Garden Vegetable Salad Tossed Green Salad Carrot & Toasted Advanced reservations are Beef Pepper Steak Fish Cakes, Tartar Sauce Salisbury Steak Coconut Salad Steamed Rice Whipped Potatoes Baked Potato & Sour Hot Open Faced Turkey encouraged and must be made Carrot Coins Tomato & Zucchini Bake Cream Sandwich by 3 pm the day before. Please Whole Wheat Bread Corn Meal Roll Spinach Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Apple Orange Sauced Peaches Whole Wheat Roll Green Beans reserve by Friday for Monday. *Breakfast Sandwich *Breakfast Burrito Pear Crisp Cranberry Salad *Egg & Sausage Bake Pumpkin Mousse *Cereal Happy Birthday November! 2 Bobby Dailey Julie Obering Patricia McDonald Gail Wells 14 Debbie Hassler William Warner Loring Woodman Katherine Johnson 26 Elizabeth Bartek 3 Elizabeth Benson Earle Layser Nancy Dunlap Suson Erickson Connie Leavell Jayne Kirk Fred Reimers Harriet Minczeski Tony Ligori Gwenn Wadsworth Nancy Ninnemann 27 William Garson 4 Joseph Byron Charles Schaap Dixie Sanders John Shipman Julia Stanley 28 Kevin Cochary Becky Tomsic 15 Daniel Fulton Christopher Englund 5 Imogene Mebane Carol Poole John Hebberger Loris Wilson 16 Claire McConaughy Edward Minczeski 6 Matthew Montagne 17 Susan Perkins Adele Thompson 7 Dori Cote Elizabeth Rutter 29 Susan Hall Reade Dornan 18 Jane Matthews Dorthy Neckels Austin Everett Myles Still John Paulus Karen McBee Dana Thompson Harold Turner Carolyn Svendsen 19 Carol Harkness Denise Viands Alice Widdess Julie Kummer 30 Evie Lewis 8 Ingrid Dingfelder 20 Yong Ayling 31 Gwen C Mann Debi Hardeman Ann Byron Susan McCracken Cynthia Millard Linda Judge Carol Miller Elizabeth Rinn 21 William Briggs Becky Murphy Carolyn Ryan Robert Everett Suzanne Salzmann Carol Kelleghan Willard Woolwine Judy Larson 9 Gator Rawley Sharon Parrott 10 Gayle Bartlett Jerry Vroman Kell Benson James Wong Robert Caesar 22 Noel Dykes Linda Eggers Norman Mellor III Kenneth Schechter Joseph Miazga Vonona Scott Melody Robertson Linda Soper 23 Martha Birkett William Vale Silvia Davila 11 Shelley Botts Yvonne Henze Mark Hassler Beverly Vik Christine Willemain JamesWallace 12 Donald Rockwell 24 John Carruth 13 Lucy Chan-Wong Robyn Jones John Davis Morris Mellion Judith Gordon 25 Lee Burbank Laurie LaMere Mark Giger Birthday Lunch: December 15th December birthdays will enjoy to-go lunch compliments of First Interstate Bank. Help the Center While Helping Yourself As 2020 comes to a close, there are some Also, individuals with IRAs can make a donation special one-time provisions of the CARES Act of up to $100,000 from their IRAs without (which will expire after 12/31/20) to make tax- having it included in taxable income. deductible donations to the Senior Center, even Every year the Senior Center relies on donations if you don’t
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