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T he Wi l l ows Monthly
Learning for a Lifetime
Henry Ford once As a young child, you probably
said, “Anyone who remember learning something
stops learning is new and exciting nearly every day.
old, whether at This happened before you even
twenty or eighty. began attending school, or even
Anyone who keeps before you opened a book. You
learning stays young. learned from watching others,
The greatest thing and from asking questions. You
in life is to keep your sat in your mother’s lap as she
mind young.” sewed, and helped her count the
stitches. You stood knee-high
It is with these words
to your father while he fed your
in mind that we address
family’s animals and made note
this month’s theme:
of who ate what. As you watched,
Lifelong Learning. It
you learned, and you grew. Many
would be wise to take
of us forget that we can still learn
advice from a man who
in this way, and that there are
went on inventing well
many people out there who can
into his later years, but
teach us by example.
besides the word of Mr. Ford,
there is mounting scientific Do you know someone who has a
research that suggests that skill they can share, or knowledge
continuing to learn as we age they can bestow? It could be
can improve our brain health, anyone you have met along your
much like exercise can improve life’s journey– a family member,
our heart health. Paul Nussbaum, a friend, or even a community
Ph.D. and director of the Aging member you have always admired.
Research and Education Center Invite these people to your
in Pittsburgh says this, “Every campus to share what they have
time your heart beats, 25% of that learned with others through our
blood goes right to the brain. But Lifelong Learning program.
2531 Old Rosebud Road while exercise is critical, it may be
This passing of knowledge and of
Lexington, KY 40509 education that is more important.
Campus: 859.543.0337 skills from one person to another
In the 21st century, education
Legacy: 859.899.1771 benefits both the teacher and the
and information may become for
Fax: 859.543.0338 student. Everyone involved walks
www.willowsathamburg.com the brain what exercise is for the
away wiser, with brains that are
heart.” Scientists agree– just like
so much the better than if they
September 2018 moving is good for your muscles,
thinking is good for your brain. ...continued on back pageHappy Birthday! Executive Director Corner
September 09 Marion B.
Greetings from while the kids are away! Contact a
September 11 Douglas P. The Willows at member of our campus team to get
Hamburg! I hope your registration form, and sign up
September 11 Wanda H. that your September is off to a your child today. Even if they don’t
great start. As for our family at The sleep over, an evening spent with
September 12 Lela C.
Willows, we’re busily preparing grandma and grandpa is still an
September 13 Alma R. for a very special event, our annual evening well spent!
Grandparents Day Sleepover! If you can’t make it to the
September 24 John R. B. We’re inviting the grandchildren sleepover, don’t worry. We always
of our residents to dress in their welcome visitors to our campus
favorite jammies and join us for a any day of the week. Our residents
sleepover to top all sleepovers on love sharing their stories, their
Did You Know...? Saturday, September 8th .We’ll knowledge, and their laughter with
That you can read the monthly have plenty of delicious snacks, company, so stop by any time, and
newsletter on-line. Please kid-friendly crafts, games, movies, feel free to bring the grandkids!
follow the campus link at and best of all, lots of quality Have a wonderful September!
willowsathamburg.com time with their grandparents. Of
course, our sleepover is also the Yours in Service,
The Private Dining Room
can be reserved for any
perfect opportunity to plan your Sam Frazier, MHA, LNHA
own grownups-only get together Executive Director
function that you may have!
Happy Hour is weekly every
Friday at 3:00 PM! Join us!
September 8 is our
sleepover for Grandkids!
September 9 is Brunch
from 11:30-1:00.
September 12 is Family
Forum at 12:30.
Campus in Color
We are anxiously awaiting our
Campus in Color Judges to come by
to see our Fairy Garden and newly
installed Fountain! Our residents
have worked hard on creating our
streams, walkways and also helped
with planting some of our greenery!
It was a long project but we are
reaping the benefits of our hard work
on our beautiful patio!Artisans
Art It is always a fun class with
Gary Bertram! Our residents
are creating a unique picture
using a print of their hand!
Smiles of the Month
Our Smiles of the month are
“Picky” P and Earle D! Picky is
Be a harvesting some of our tomatoes
and Earle is showing off her
Bucket Filler! Artisans project!
We have a new way in
Legacy to honor and thank
our staff ! Every staff
member has a bucket and
they can be filled up with
compliments from each other
or family members! It’s a
great morale booster! Be
a Bucket Filler today!
Out and
About
Our residents had a
Picky P.
fantastic time at the
Aviation Museum!
Earle D.‘Learning’ ...continued from cover
were to spend the afternoon to exercise your mind; whether
in front of the television. you begin an art project, dive
into a new book, or participate
In addition to
2531 Old Rosebud Road in the next group outing,
community
Lexington, KY 40509 you are guaranteed to
members who
Campus: 859.543.0337 learn something
volunteer
Legacy: 859.899.1771 about others,
Fax: 859.543.0338 their
about the
www.willowsathamburg.com time to
world
teach,
A Trilogy Senior Living Community around you,
we’re
A monthly newsletter serving the residents and about
of The Willows at Hamburg
pleased
yourself.
Sam Frazier to offer
Executive Director There is
Jennifer Fish
a variety
no limit to
Business Office Manager of ways to
Staci Garmin the amount
Director of Health Services nourish and
Barbara Howard of knowledge
Assistant Director of Health Services
strengthen
that is out there,
Megan Chandler your brain on
Therapy Department Director and no better time to
Sally Fitch campus. Make it
Legacy Neighborhood Director watch, to learn, and to grow.
your goal this month
Tracey Ragone
Social Service Director
Ray Giron
Director of Food Services
Ginger Cornett
Director of Environmental Services
Brittany Fiero
Word Search
Life Enrichment Director
Shelby Owens
Asst. Director of Plant Operations
Stay in the Loop
Keep up with latest campus news
and happenings by following
us on your favorite social networks!
@WillowsHamburg
The Willows at Hamburg
We strive to provide the best
customer service and quality
care for our residents. Our
Department Leaders are here to
solve any concerns you may have.
In the event that you need further
assistance with any unresolved
concerns, we encourage you to
call the Divisional Vice President
or our Compliance Line.
Melissa Larmour, Divisional VP:
Melissa.Larmour@trilogyhs.com
Compliance Hotline: 800-908-
8618, ext. 2800; or comply@
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