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MAY 2022
A Publication of the Rock County ADRC - Aging Unit
May is a month with so much happening! We begin with May Day, which my research shows has
nothing to do with the cry of “mayday” that can be heard during times of distress. Do you recall
making May Baskets, or doing a dance around the May Pole? May 1 this year also brings Ramadan
to a close. Plants are notably pushing through the soil and surely most of us have seen the proverbial
first robin of spring by now. Cinco De Mayo is a celebration of a battle Mexico won over the French
(but shouldn’t be mistaken for Mexican Independence Day, which is celebrated in September). Mothers are celebrat-
ed. We may not all be mothers, but most of us had someone in our lives we looked to as a mother figure. Older
Americans are celebrated throughout the month of May, although we like to think we celebrate older Americans all
year. The Kentucky Derby will be run, then the Indy 500 and baseball is going in earnest. The local parks and sports
fields are filled with kids, young and old, dabbling or excelling in the sport of their choice. There is much to do, to
watch or to cheer. Take some time to get outside, look around for a
moment and just breathe.
I joined the team here at the ADRC-Aging Unit in early February
and have so enjoyed getting to know more about the incredible group
of people that are here and the programs and services they provide.
Some may know me as the Dementia Care Specialist in Rock Coun-
ty. This month will bring a new person to that role. We look forward
to introducing them to you over the next few weeks. Here at the Ag-
ing Unit, Health Promotion is planning to add a Spanish version of
the class Living Well with Diabetes called Vivir Saludable con Dia-
betes, an exciting addition to an already great line up. This spring
will kick off the biggest Wednesday Walk season ever and the num-
ber of home delivered meals continues to grow each month. Watch
the June issue for information on the 2022 Farmers Market Voucher
program.
We also have nearly twice as many people being served in our
caregiver programs compared to this time last year. We are working
on adding to our fleet of transit buses, but are in the same holding
pattern as many others who are seeking new vehicles. I encourage WHAT’S INSIDE
anyone who wants to schedule a ride through Rock County Transit PAGE 2……EBS SCHEDULE
to call sooner rather than later. Our Elder Benefit Specialist continues
to assist all those with questions regarding public benefits while PAGE 2,5,11-13... TEAM UPDATES
maintaining a robust community outreach schedule. I have added the PAGE 3……PREVENT FRAUD
story of the poppy to this article because I had oft wondered the con- PAGE 2,4,14,15 ...ACTIVITIES
nection between the poppy and Remembrance Day/Memorial Day.
With humble gratitude, I remember and thank and those who gave PAGE 6…..SUPPORT PROGRAMS
all, and the friends and family they left behind. PAGE 8,9...MAY MENU
PAGE 10 ...FOOD SAFETY
Feel free to reach out to me with any questions you may have of me
or the Aging Unit. Alas I wonder, if April showers bring May flow- PAGE 12…WEDNESDAY WALKS
ers, what, please tell, do May flowers bring? (Answer on page 14) PAGE 13…NUTRITION UPDATE
PAGE 14…ANSWER PAGE/RECIPE
-Cori Marsh, ADRC-Aging Unit, Supervisor
ADRC ELDER BENEFIT
AGING UNIT SPECIALIST
OUR STAFF Elder Benefit Specialist Schedule:
ADRC-Aging Supervisor May 2022
Cori Marsh Tue. 5/3: Creekside Place, Evansville, 11– 12:00
608-757-5416
cori.marsh@co.rock.wi.us Lachel Fowler Mon. 5/9: Janesville Senior Ctr., 11:00-12:00
Elder Benefit Tue. 5/10: Clinton Senior Center, 11-12:00
Specialist
Elder Benefit Specialist Thurs. 5/12: Grinnell Senior Ctr., Beloit, 12-4
Lachel Fowler
608-757-5414 |
Tue. 5/17: The Gathering Place, Milton, 11-12:00
lachel.fowler@co.rock.wi.us Wed. 5/18: Edgerton Library, 10:30-11:30
Caregiver Support Specialist
Wed. 5/18: Elm Drive Apts., Edgerton, 11:30-12:30
Teena Monk-Gerber Thurs. 5/19: Hedberg Library, Janesville, 11:30-1:00
608-758-8455 Wed. 5/25: Riverview Heights Apartments, Janesville,
teena.monk.gerber@co.rock.wi.us 11:30-12:30
Clerk Typist III Thurs. 5/26: Grinnell Senior Center, Beloit, 8am-12pm
Joyce Jass *Please note, if the schedule should change, the location
608-757-5472 | joyce.jass@co.rock.wi.us will be notified prior to the date, whenever possible.
Health Promotion Coordinator Residents of Rock County who are 60 and better can
Lisa Messer
608-757-5309 | lisa.messer@co.rock.wi.us contact Benefit Specialist, Lachel Fowler,
at (608) 757-5414 with any questions.
Mobility Manager
Jennifer McIlhone Those under 60 can contact the
608-757-5408 ADRC at 608-741-3600.
jennifer.mcIlhone@co.rock.wi.us
Nutrition Supervisor
Linda Hardie
608-757-5474 | linda.hardie@co.rock.wi.us
Nutrition Program Assistant
Tatiana March
608-757-5428 |
tatiana.march@co.rock.wi.us
Transportation Supervisor
Ryan Booth
608-757-5413 | ryan.booth@co.rock.wi.us
Transportation Dispatcher
Brian Hoppe
608-757-5054 |
Brian.hoppe@co.rock.wi.us
MAY 2022
Our Mission
The mission of the ADRC-Agin g Unit shall
be to advocate for the independence, self
worth and dignity of residents of Rock
County by assisting them to meet their varied
2 health, nutrition, economic, and social needs.
HELP PREVENT FOODSHARE FRAUD
FoodShare benefits continue to be a target for fraud, and can result in members losing benefits in their account.
If that happens, members can't buy food until benefits are reissued. Here are some ways you can help protect
your identity and FoodShare benefits:
Monitor your benefits. Use the QUEST card website or call QUEST Card Service at 877-415-5164 to check
the balance of your benefits regularly.
Change your EBT card PIN by calling QUEST Card Service at 877-415-5164. Use a unique number that can-
not be easily discovered. Don’t use easy-to-guess numbers such as 2345 or 0000.
Consider adding a password to your EBT account. This password prevents someone from ordering a new card
and using your benefits, cancelling your card, or changing your PIN. Contact your agency for assistance in
setting up an EBT account password.
If your card is stolen or lost, report it immediately to QUEST Card Service at 877-415-5164.
If you believe your account has been accessed without your permission, call your agency to try and verify if any-
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one besides you has been using your account.
The misuse of public funds affects each person who lives in Wisconsin. All individuals are encouraged to report
suspected fraud, waste, and abuse to the Office of the Inspector General at 877 -865-3432 or online.
OIG's mission is to protect Wisconsin taxpayers by tracking and prevent fraud, waste, and abuse in the public
assistance programs administered by DHS.
For more information, visit: COVID-19: Information for FoodShare and Other Food Benefits | Wisconsin De- 3
partment of Health Services.
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Eat Smart, Move More, Weigh Less is a 15 week
online weight management program which uses strategies
proven to work for weight loss and maintenance. Each lesson
informs, empowers and motivates participants to live mindful-
ly as they make choices about eating and physical activity. Eat
Smart, Move More, Weigh Less is delivered in an interactive
real-time format with a live Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
instructor.
Participants must be dedicated to attend 12 of 15 sessions!
Suggested donation is $25. (This class is a $235 value!) For
more class schedule and information visit: https://esmmweighless.com/
This workshop is offered to Rock County residents, ages 60+ only. Contact Lisa Messer at
608-757-5309 to determine eligibility and obtain the class code for online registration .
Which Two are Alike?
(Answer on page14)
Things Some
Which Two Look Alike?
(answer on page14) Moms Might Say
1. Say you are sorry.
2. Don’t make me separate
you.
3. Don’t make that face, it
will stick like that.
4. Don’t swallow the water-
melon seed or it will grow
out your ear.
5. Because I said so.
6. I will wash your mouth
out with soap.
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7. Wait till you have kids of
your own.
8. Money does not grow
from trees.
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Updates From The Staff
HEALTH PROMOTION ROCK COUNTY TRANSIT
Spring has sprung! Have you ever As of this printing, the Federal Mask Man-
felt like your eating habits could use date has been struck down and masks are no
some improvement or that you’d like longer required. Mask wearing is optional for
Rock Co. Transit passengers and is no longer
Lisa Messer to get more active but need some mo- required of our drivers. This could
Health tivation after these long Wisconsin Ryan Booth
change. Please follow what is requested
Promotion Transportation
winter months? We can help you by your driver, who will be updated on
Supervisor
partner with the Eat Smart, Move More, Weigh information as it becomes available. You
Less program! This is a virtual class! For more may also check on any potential changes
information and to register locally, contact Lisa to the mask requirements by visiting the Rock County
ADRC Facebook page or
Messer, Health Promotion Coordinator: 608-757-
https://www.co.rock.wi.us/departments/aging-disability-
5309/ Lisa.messer@co.rock.wi.us or see page 4 resource-center-adrc/rock-county-adrc-transit
for more information! for updated information.
MAY 2022
During the month of March, Rock County Transit aver-
aged 77 rides per day. Although expanding the bus fleet
is a priority, Transit is experiencing the same struggles
that many others are facing in procuring vehicles. Rock
County Transit must prioritize trips for paratransit, dialy-
sis, and medical appointments; because of this, it may be
necessary to deny other requested trips. 5
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Care and Support
In Person:
Second/Fourth Tuesday of Each Month at 1:00 PM
Sun Valley Presbyterian Church
1650 Sun Valley Drive, Beloit, WI 53511
Call Cori 608-757-5416
Third Tuesday of Each Month at 5:30 PM
Oak Park Place, 700 Myrtle Way, Janesville, WI 53545
Call Teena 608-758-5455
Masks and health screening questions may be required by host facilities
Virtual via Zoom
Monday Mornings Caregiver Coffee Hour 10:00 AM; call Rob at 920-386-4308
1st Wednesday Caregiver Support Group at 9:30 AM; call Teena at 608-758-8455
Friday Mornings Caregiver Support Group at 9:00 AM; call 608-741-3615
2nd Tuesday Evening Caregiver Support Group 6 PM; call Cori 608-757-5416
Janesville/Beloit Area Rock County Memory Cafés
Parkinson’s Support Group
You are not alone. For those who are living with Janesville Memory Café
Parkinson’s, along with their family and friends, this Asbury Methodist Church
group meets the first Wednesday of every month. 1810 Kellogg Avenue, Janesville
(4th Wednesday of Each Month)
Wednesday, April 6 April 27, 2022
2:00 p.m. 10:00 AM
Oak Park Place Virtual Programming via Zoom
700 Myrtle Way, Janesville
After the full group gathering, the group will
Wacky Wednesday
2nd and 3rd Wednesday of Each Month
split into two discussion groups: caregivers and 10:00 AM
those with Parkinson’s.
Join us for socialization and brain boosting. Call Cori
MAY 2022
Check out our Facebook page for the Zoom Link at 608-757-5416.
“Parkinson’s Support of Rock County”
For more information contact
Pat Burhans
6 608-436-9277
The idea for honoring fallen heroes on a specific day began after the Civil War. Memo-
rial Day was originally called Decoration Day when people decorated the graves of soldiers
with flowers. In the spring of 1866, Henry Welles, a druggist in Waterloo, NY, spoke with
General John B. Murray, Seneca County Clerk, about organizing a day to honor soldiers
killed in the Civil War. On May 5, 1866, people joined in a procession to three cemeteries in
Waterloo. These ceremonies also took place on May 5, 1867. On May 5, 1868, General John
A. Logan, national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, an organization of Un-
ion veterans, sent an order to all the local posts of the Grand Army to decorate the graves of
soldiers on May 30. This also took place at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. Over
the years, Memorial Day was celebrated on May 30 and became a time to include all fallen
members of U.S. armed forces. In 1971, the date of Memorial Day changed to the last Mon-
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day in May when the Congress passed the National Holiday Act of 1971 (ensuring three-day
weekends for federal holidays), and it was signed by President Richard Nixon.
While today, many people celebrate Memorial Day as a day to honor all those who have
died, it is good to specifically honor those in the military who have died. We are forever
grateful for their sacrifice and should honor them accordingly. -Creative Forecasting
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MAY 2022 MENU
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
2 3 4
Broccoli Quiche Chicken Breast Parmesan Sloppy Joe
Carrots Red Potatoes Whole Wheat Bun
Asparagus Brussel Sprouts Corn
Cottage Cheese Whole Wheat Bread Zucchini Tomato Bake
Cinnamon Raisin Bread Mandarin Oranges Fruit Whip
Banana Apple Cake
9 10 11
Stuffed Pepper Casserole Chicken Pasta Salad Baked Parmesan Cod
Carrots Potato Salad Au Gratin Potatoes
Green Beans Cottage Cheese Broccoli
Light Vanilla Yogurt Tomato Juice Whole Wheat Bread
Strawberries Peaches Mandarin Oranges
Lemon Bar Sugar Cookie
16 17 18
Chicken Fajita Casserole Baked Salmon w/ Dill BBQ Pulled Pork
Carrots California Blend Veg. Whole Wheat Bun
Green Beans Au Gratin Potatoes Baked Beans
Strawberries Whole Wheat Bread Broccoli Salad
Vanilla Yogurt Peaches Warm Cinnamon Applesauce
Fudgy Fiber Brownie
23 24 25
Chicken Salad Roast Beef w/ Gravy Lemon Pepper Chicken
Baby Spinach Salad Mashed Potatoes Red Cabbage
Dressing Broccoli Sweet Potatoes
Potato Salad Whole Wheat Bread Whole Wheat Bread
Whole Wheat Bread Fresh Apple Slices Peaches
Mandarin Oranges Peanut Butter Pumpkin Bar
30 31
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Chicken & Broccoli Casserole
Memorial Carrots
Day Cauliflower
Cheese Stick
NO Meals Mandarin Oranges
8 Pudding
MAY 2022 While Dining Centers are closed
due to COVID:
Thursday Friday Please arrive for curbside
pick-up meals at 11 am.
5 6
Herbed Pork Loin Hamburger Rock County Nutrition
Sweet Potato Whole Wheat Bun
Program Dining Centers
Creamed Spinach Baked Bean Medley
Whole Wheat Bread Coleslaw
Peaches Warm Mixed Fruit Beloit
Pudding Light Yogurt Grinnell Hall Senior Center
631 Bluff Street, Beloit
Serving Monday – Friday
12 13 Dining Center Manager
Cindy Ross
BBQ Rib Patty Roast Turkey
Whole Wheat Bun Mediterranean Blend Vegetables
Baked Bean Medley Mashed Potatoes Clinton
Stewed Tomatoes Whole Wheat Bread Clinton Senior Center
508 Front Street, Clinton
Fruited Applesauce Melon Mix
Serving Monday - Friday
Chocolate Mousse
Dining Center Manager
Chris Tracy
19 20
Burgundy Tips Spaghetti w/ Meatballs Evansville
Egg Noodles Italian Vegetables Creekside Place
Stewed Tomatoes Romaine Salad w/ 102 Maple Street, Evansville
Peas Dressing Serving Tuesday & Thursday
Pears Warm Fruit Salad Dining Center Manager
Cake w/ Berry Frosting Amy Martinson
26 27
Janesville
Riverview Heights Apartments
Brat Patty Baked Parmesan Cod 930 N. Washington Street
Baked Beans Rice Pilaf Janesville
Carrots Italian Vegetables Serving Monday - Friday
Whole Wheat Bun Romaine Salad w/ Dressing Dining Center Manager
Pineapple Rye Bread Celane Poteat
Jell-O Warm Spiced Pears
Milton
The Gathering Place
715 Campus Street, Milton
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Eligibility: Anyone 60 or older & Serving Monday – Friday
Call 608-757-5474 spouse, regardless of income.
for Reservations, Dining centers: Reservations Dining Center
required no later than noon of the Managers
Cancellations, & prior business day. Suggested
Home Delivered Meal donation: $4.00/meal. Patricia
Didelot
Information Home delivered: Must also be
homebound. Suggested donation:
$4.00
Susan Grund 9
Food Safety
TherMOMeter Knows Best
Cook Ground meat to 160°
Cook Poultry to 165°
Cook Hot dogs, lunch meat, and leftovers to 165°
Cook Fish to 145°
Cook egg dishes and casseroles to 160°
The 2 Hour Rule
Eat any delivered or purchased foods within 2 hours
Never leave food at room temperature (Family Caregiver Happenings
Calling all Rock County caregivers and those who support the m:
Caregivers are important people! Rock County identifies this and has
opportunities to recognize their importance.
Please join us on Monday, May 9, 2022, at 3pm as the Rock
Teena Monk-Gerber County Caregiver Coalition meets to discuss ways to assist care-
Family Caregiver givers care for themselves, discover unmet caregiver needs, help
Support
Specialist plan a caregiver conference, and use the coalition as a way to
meet others with a common cause. The meeting will be held in-
person at the Dr. Daniel Hale Williams Resource Center (DWRC) of Rock Coun-
ty. We’ll plan to meet the second Monday every other month going forward.
Please call Teena Monk-Gerber, Family Caregiver Support Specialist, at 608-758
MAY 2022
-8455 if you’re interested in joining the Caregiver Coalition or if
you need support with caregiving issues. Take care of YOU!
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Mobility Management
Mobility Management has been actively working with the Rock County Transporta-
tion Coordinating Committee (TCC) and UW River Falls Survey Research Center, to
provide a Medical Transportation survey to Rock County Residents.
Jennifer
McIlhone
The goal of the survey was to get a clear representation of the availability of medical
Mobility transportation in Rock County. The survey closed in April, and the draft report of the
Manager survey findings will be provided to Mobility Management and the TCC about the end
of June.
The attempted response rate is approximately 20%, which is strong in survey terms. Thus far
the response rate from Rock County Residents has indicated accurate estimates to create a
clear representation of medical transportation in Rock County. Thank you to everyone who
completed the survey!
MAY 2022
12Nutrition Update
Farmers’ Market Vouchers are coming!
What are Senior Farmers’ Market Vouchers?
Eligible seniors receive vouchers worth $25 per household to purchase locally-
Linda
Hardie grown produce at approved farmers’ markets.
Nutrition
Supervisor Distributions will take place starting mid-June. Don’t worry about missing the
strawberries; they are running late this year because of the cold spring.
Vouchers will be distributed at seven different locations around Rock
County; the distribution schedule will be published in the next issue.
Eligibility:
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• Rock County residents age 60+ (Native Americans age 55+)
• Monthly household income which does not exceed $2,096 for one
person or $2,823 for two people. Each eligible household may re-
ceive vouchers only once in 2022.
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Answers from Page 15
TV Moms (solution)
1. Edith Bunker (F - All in the
Family) 2. Sophia Petrillo (B -
The Golden Girls) 3. Maggie
Seaver (O - Growing Pains) 4.
Answer from page 7 Florida Evans (K - Good Times)5.
Marion Cunningham (A - Happy
Days) 6. Morticia (G - The Ad-
dams Family) 7. Laura Petrie (M
- Dick Van Dyke Show) 8. Lucy
Ricardo (N - I Love Lucy) 9. June
Cleaver (J - Leave it to Beaver)
10. Thelma Harper (E - Mama’s
Family) 11. Angela Bower (L -
Who’s The Boss?) 12. Clair Hux-
table (D - Cosby Show) 13.
Marge (I - The Simpsons) 14.
Peggy Bundy (P - Married With
Children) 15. Carol (C - The
Brady Bunch) 16. Louise (H -
The Jeffersons)
Answer from Front
Page Supervisor’s
Question: Pilgrims
Sweet Sour Cream Lemon Bread Directions
1. Preheat oven to 325˚F. Line a standard -size loaf pan
A diabetic-frie ndly re cipe
with parchment paper.
Ingredients: 2. Combine flour, baking powder, and baking soda in a
medium bowl. Set aside.
• 1 1/2 cups flour
3. Place butter and Splenda in the bowl of a stand mixer.
• 1/4 teaspoon baking Mix on medium speed for 3–4 minutes.
powder 4. Combine lemon zest, lemon juice, sour cream, and
• 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
vanilla in a small bowl. Whisk in eggs.
5. Add half of the flour mixture to the butter mixture.
• 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, room temperature Stir to combine. Stir in lemon mixture. Stir in remaining
• 1/2 cup granular Splenda flour mixture.
6. Transfer to the prepared loaf pan.
• 1 tablespoon lemon zest
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7. Bake 60–65 minutes. Allow to cool before serving.
• 1 1/2 tablespoons lemon juice* *To extract more juice from the lemon, microwave for 10
seconds before juicing.
• 6 tablespoons sour cream
Makes 10 servings
• 1 teaspoon vanilla
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ADRC-AGING UNIT
PO Box 1649, Suite 520
Janesville, WI 53547-1649
PHONE: 608-757-5472
WWW.CO.ROCK.WI.US
https://www.co.rock.wi.us/departments/
human-services/adrc
As of January 1, 2022, The Council on Aging integrated
with the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC), and
is now known as the ADRC-Aging Unit. Information re-
garding Senior Transportation, Nutrition, Elder Benefits,
Mobility Management, Family Caregiver Support and
Health Promotion is now available at :
www.co.rock.wi.us/departments/human-services/ADRCYou can also read
