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RAINBOW SENIOR CENTER
AT KRONKOSKY PLACE
MAY 2021
MARCH 2021
RAINBOW SENIOR CENTER Visit our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/kronkosky.place/ OUTDOOR EXERCISE CLASSES—LOCATION: ON THE BACK PATIO - KRONKOSKY PLACE MONDAYS @ 10:00 A.M.—LINE DANCING MONDAYS @ 1:00 PM—STRONG IN 15 TUESDAYS @ 10:00 A.M.—SIT & BE FIT TUESDAYS @ 5:00 P.M.—ZUMBA WEDNESDAYS @ 9:00 A.M.—ZUMBA WEDNESDAYS @ 10:00 A.M.—TAI CHI (RSVP) THURSDAYS @ 9:30 A.M—SILVER SNEAKERS CLASSIC THURSDAYS @ 10:30 A.M.—CHAIR YOGA THURSDAYS @ 5:00 P.M.—ZUMBA FRIDAYS @ 9:00 A.M.—ZUMBA FRIDAYS @ 10:00 A.M.—SIT & BE FIT HEALTH FAIR – BACK COURTYARD: Rainbow Senior Center will be hosting a Health Fair in the back-courtyard area with several healthcare providers and vendors from the Kendall County community and San Antonio area. If you have ques- tions or concerns about your health or just want to learn more information on preventative wellness, this will be the place to find your answers and news. Please come join us on Friday, May 21, 2021, from 9:00 – 12:00. We request everyone wear masks and practice social distancing while attending the event. We hope to limit participants to 4 individuals per booth in order to keep everyone safe. There will be door prizes given away at the event, so please register with Carol at 830-249-2114. SILVER STRUMMERS IS BACK! The Rainbow Senior Center will host an acoustic jam session on the first Monday of every month beginning in May from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. on the back patio. Everyone is welcomed. Bring your guitars, mandolins, ukuleles, harmonicas, and fiddles to join us playing music from country western to blue grass to gospel to folk. Or if you prefer, just come to listen and/or sing along. If you want more information or plan to attend, please call Carol at 830-249- 2114. UKULELE LESSONS: Rainbow Senior Center has joined with Edwin Floyd to teach Ukulele lessons. There are several individ- uals who have signed up and lessons are currently being held outdoors at the Center every Wednesday from 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. If you have a passion for music and would like to be taught a fun and easy to learn instrument, consider playing the ukulele. Call Edwin Floyd at 512-633-4266 for more information and details. DRUM CIRCLE: Get in the GROOVE! Join us for a no-cost, weekly rhythm making session thanks to the Ecumenical Center. No experience is necessary! Drums and percussion are provided. Individuals of all abilities with or without previous musical experience are encouraged to attend. Every Monday beginning May 3rd, at 11:00 a.m. “I am feeling 100% uplifted and energized! Relaxed at the same time. So chill! ...” please register with Carol at 830-249-2114. 2 RAINBOW SENIOR CENTER · MAY 2021 · WWW.RAINBOWSENIORCENTER.COM · (830) 249-2114
Your Hill Country Assisted Living
and Memory Care Community
Excellent Care with a Hill County Flare
Experience a Feeling of Family & Home
830.816.5150
18 Old San Antonio Road • Boerne, TX 78006
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The Franklin Park® Foundational Belief
Embracing freedom, family, and friends is at the core of what
we do. Our Foundational Belief is supported by four pillars:
Social Interaction, Mental Stimulation, Spiritual Connection,
and Physical Well-Being. By providing extraordinary facilities
and a culture that concentrates on exceeding residents’
expectations, Franklin Park® creates communities that promote
overall healthy living.
Come join us for a free lunch
and check out our special events
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SERVICES & INFORMATION
Meals on Wheels Kendall County San Antonio Alzheimer’s Association
During the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone over the age of 55 in Ken- The Alzheimer’s Association® 24/7 Helpline (800)
dall County is eligible to receive home-delivered meals. This pro- 272-3900 is available around the clock, 365 days a
gram ensures seniors have a hot meal delivery, a wellness check in year. Through this free service, specialists and
by a volunteer, phone call check ins daily, and 2 weeks worth of master’s-level clinicians offer confidential support
emergency meals. and information to people living with the disease,
Call 830-249-2114 or email caregivers, families and the public.
mealsonwheels@rainbowseniorcenter.com Donate through Amazon Smile!
Do you shop online? There is a way to
shop for yourself and simultaneously donate to
Rainbow Senior Center. Amazon provides a variety
of products and necessities including groceries for
home delivery. Shop at www.smile.amazon.com
and they’ll donate 0.5% of eligible purchases to
your favorite charitable organization—no fees, no
extra cost. Just designate Rainbow Senior Center
as your charity of choice!
FREE RSC Resources: Having a hard time coping during COVID-19?
Grocery Pick up: Please contact RSC at 830-249-2114 if you are in Meet with a counselor from the Ecumenical Center
need of an individual to shop for you. from the comfort of your home. Schedule a
RX Pick up: Please contact RSC at 830-249-2114 if you are in need wellness conversation today! (210) 616-0995.
of an individual to pick up your prescriptions. Texans Recovering Together is also available over
the phone—Information below. (Both free of
Home Health Closet: We continue to meet the needs of our com-
charge.)
munity by offering our equipment loan program of wheelchairs,
walkers, canes, bed side toilet, shower chairs, and transport
chairs. Please call RSC at 830-249-2114 to set up a time for pick up
or delivery.
Puzzles and Book Loan: Call RSC at 830-249-2114 if you would like
to schedule a time for a pick up of puzzles or books or have some-
one take it to your home.
Dog and Cat Fostering: Looking for a furry companion temporari-
ly? Consider fostering an animal! Please contact Rhonda Minarcin
at Hay Dude Critter Rescue 210-273-9414.
Volunteer Opportunities: Call RSC at 830-249-2114 if you would
like to lend a helping hand with any of our ongoing projects!
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LOW VISION CLUB
PLEASE JOIN US: Wednesday May 19, 2021, 10:00am-11:00am
Via phone or Zoom Meetings
San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind and Vision Impaired presents:
Orientation and Mobility Services
https://www.zoomgov.com/j/1613223727
or by phone: US Toll-free 833-568-8864
Meeting ID: 161 322 3727
Questions on how to use Zoom meetings, or to have the information emailed or text to you,
call Susan at 210-419-9780
Preserving Dignity & Creating Memories for Your Family
Golden Age Senior Placement
Our Services
Assisted Living • Personal Care Home • Independent Living
Memory Care • Alzheimer’s Care
210-978-6221 Christine Hollan
President
Contact Anita Aguilar to place an ad today!
aaguilar@lpiseniors.com or (800) 950-9952 x2677
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com The Rainbow Center at Kronkosky Place, Boerne, TX B 4C 05-1761
SUNSCREENS EXPLAINED
We all have been told how important it is to use sunscreens. It has been preached to us again and again but why do many of us
not bother to apply it (or only use it at the beach or pool)? It’s overwhelming with so many SPF products on the market. How
do we know which ones are best to use and why? What is UV radiation and why does it matter to us? Sunscreens must be ap-
plied daily; get in the habit of applying it after you brush your teeth in the morning. Little doses of UV rays here and there add
up to damage down the road. Wear sun protection in the winter (especially here in South Texas) and on rainy days (UV rays still
penetrate through clouds). Be extra diligent to apply behind your neck, top of ears, chest, back of hands, etc. Recommendations
below are for the face and chest area. An abundance of body sunscreens is less expensive, but it is a good idea to apply to ex-
posed skin daily as well.
Moisturizers/sunscreens with antioxidant protection give another layer of sun protection. Antioxidants protect skin from colla-
gen breakdown and environmental attacks. Examples include Vitamins A, C, E - Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) which are the most
common and effective. Ingredients derived from fruits and other botanicals are good. A blend of antioxidants is best. It is a fal-
lacy that you need an SPF of 100. SPF of 50 blocks 97% of UV rays while a SPF of 30 blocks 93%. Even being in the shade does
not block 100% of rays. Look for a sunscreen of at least SPF 30 and don’t count on your foundation to be your sunscreen; use it
under your foundation.
What is UV radiation? Ultraviolet radiation penetrates through the ozone layer contributing to DNA damage. UVA (Alpha) are
the aging rays. They penetrate deeper into the dermis which contributes to a majority of photo damage (age spots, hyperpig-
mentation, skin abnormalities). UVA rays remain at a constant strength throughout the day, year-round. These rays penetrate
through clouds and windows, and their damaging effects target everyone, regardless of skin type, tone or condition. UVB (Beta)
are the burning rays that make the skin red and hot. UVC (Carcinogenic) are absorbed in the ozone and do not affect the skin.
UVA/UVB will both contribute to aging and skin cancer. It is important to find sunscreen that is broad spectrum which protects
from both damaging UV rays. For sunscreens to be most effective, check expiration dates and keep lotion out of direct heat
(which can break down ingredients making it less effective). Don’t keep your sunscreen in the car or on the patio table.
There are two types of sunscreens: Chemical and Physical. Chemical ingredients absorb UV rays. It should be applied 20
minutes before sun exposure. Chemical blocks can be broken down by sunlight and must be reapplied often. Chemical sun-
screens can be irritating since they absorb into the skin. If you have any skin conditions or sensitivities, a physical block is recom-
mended. Physical sunscreens are mineral based and reflect UV rays. Titanium dioxide and zinc oxide are the main ingredients.
Most brands have been micronized so they do not turn the skin white like in the old days. Physical blocks are more photo-
stable, meaning less likely to breakdown in the sun. It also reflects heat since the product sits on the skin. As of January 2021,
Hawaii has banned chemical sunscreens as the ingredients bleach and harm coral reef. Physical sunscreens are the only type
allowed.
Facial Sunscreen recommendations (chemical and physical): Supergoop Unseen SPF 40 and ZincScreen Mineral Lotion, Coola, La
Roche-Posay Anthelios with Mexoryl SX Ultra-light Mineral SPF 50, Elta MD UV Pure SPF 47, First Aid Beauty Liquid Mineral, Neu-
trogena has many - look for Helioplex on the label, CereVe Mineral Face SPF, Cetaphil AM SPF 30, Cetaphil Clear Skin SPF 60,
Aveeno Positively Radiant SPF 30, Aveeno Mineral Sensitive SPF. There are many to choose from, read the labels and find one
that suits you. These can be found at Walmart, Target or Ulta. For the body, Coppertone, Neutrogena, La Roche-Posay, Super-
goop are wonderful product lines. If you have a history of skin cancer, please refer to your dermatologist. They may have more
recommendations and will keep a closer eye on your condition.
There is clothing available that has an SPF in them. Not only swim wear but casual everyday apparel. Always a good idea to
wear a hat (we forget about the scalp) and UV blocking sunglasses. It only takes an extra minute or two to use sunscreens. Make
it a daily habit to help save your skin.
Wendy Kosmatka-- Licensed Esthetician
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MAY FUN!
WHOA! MAY BIRTHDAYS HAVE ARRIVED
May birthdays have arrived and guess what characteristics are displayed in these appreciable people? Generally,
they are both physically and mentally healthy and have positive attitudes. If they are born between May 1st and
20th, they come under the zodiac sign of Taurus and tend to be smart, ambitious and trustworthy. If they are
born between May 21st and May 31st, they come under the sign of Gemini and reveal a passionate and dynamic
nature. People born in May are also very hard working and strive to achieve their goals and dreams. As a result,
they also show a determination to do things properly and whole heartedly. They are full of energy and are prone
to become restless. May folks are very sensitive to other individuals’ feelings. Because of their sensitive nature,
they are also easily angered and short tempered. Yikes! Let’s not upset our May birthday members! Let’s go
ahead and have a drive through birthday celebration on Friday, May 28th at 12 noon: great food, birthday cake
and entertainment. Please call Pat by 9 a.m. and let her know if you will be able to join us. Also, do not forget you
are always welcomed to park in the lot and listen to the entertainment before heading back home. Hope you will
join us!
MOTHER’S DAY PARTY
Moms are very special and most of us could not have survived without them. It is only proper that we celebrate
them in a special way. Please join us on Thursday, May 6th at 12:00 noon for our drive through lunch, dessert and
entertainment to honor all Moms. Champion High School students will be providing a fashion show with their
wonderful custom creations for your enjoyment. Please be sure and call Pat by 9:00 a.m. and let us know if you
can join us!
MOTHER’S DAY JOKE
Johnny watched, fascinated, as his mother gently rubbed cold cream on her face. "Why are you rubbing cold
cream on your face, Mommy?" he asked.
"To make myself beautiful," said his mother.
A few minutes later, she began removing the cream with a tissue.
SPECIAL APRIL BIRTHDAY
If you celebrate your birthday in May, we will be providing you with a lovely floral
bouquet from the Flower Shop. The Flower Shop has donated beautiful arrangements
each month for many years to help celebrate our members’ birthdays! Rainbow Sen-
ior Center would like to recognize and thank them for their
support and help.
Mary Etta Kingston was the lucky recipient of a
beautiful arrangement and celebrated her 100th birthday
on April 28th. She lived in Corpus Christi for most of her life
but moved to Boerne a couple of years ago to be closer to
her immediate family. She has always loved to garden and
has many beautiful plants on her porch. She considers her-
self to have lived a blessed life. Congratulations for cele-
brating 100 wonderful years, Mary Etta!
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CAREGIVER SUPPORT!
Family Caregiver Telephone Support Group
If you are caring for loved one with chronic illness or Alzheimer’s and
other related dementias, who is caring for you?
• Learn practical caregiving information
• Receive mutual support
• Learn about local community resources
• Learn tips and strategies from other caregivers
3rd Thursdays of every month , 10:30-11:45am (CST)
Call in number 830-217-2554
Contact Cindy Robles; Caregiver SOS WellMed Charitable Foundation 210-254-1489
The Lifestyle You Deserve,
The Care You Need.
HERITAGE PLACE - BOERNE
ASSISTED LIVING
830-249-9817
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YOU WILL FEEL THE DIFFERENCE WHEN YOU WALK THROUGH THE DOOR.
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MAY MENU
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
03 04 05 06 07
Chicken Fritter w/ Gravy Baked Lemon Catfish Beef Fajitas Roast Pork Loin Char Broiled Beef Patty
Garlic Mashed Potatoes Green Peas Mexican Rice w/ Gravy w/ Fixings
Veggie Medley Orzo Pasta Seasoned Squash Beets & Onions Potato Salad
Hot Spiced Peaches Fresh Fruit
10 11 12 13 14
Smothered Pork Chop Beer Battered Cod Grilled Pesto Chicken Trio of Cold Salad: Sweet & Sour Chicken
Collard Greens Corn O’Brien Sauteed Zucchini Tuna Salad Fried Rice
Au Gratin Potatoes Wild Rice Steamed Rice Chicken Salad Cinnamon Pears
House Salad House Salad Macaroni Salad
w/ Crackers
17 18 19 20 21
Summer Chicken Stew Meatballs w/ Gravy Grilled Pork Chop Cajun Style Catfish BBQ Beef on Bun
Yukon Gold Potatoes Buttered Rice w/ Pan Gravy Blackeyed Peas w/ Pinto Beans
Turnip Greens Succotash Roasted Herbed Red Pota- Snap Green Beans Steamed Broccoli
toes Pears & Peaches Medley
Sauteed Spinach & Onions
24 25 26 27 28
Homemade Chicken Salad Baked Ham w/ Apple Glaze Sliced Roast Turkey Breast Baked Cod Veracruz King Ranch Chicken
on Leaf Lettuce Sliced Beets Sweet Potatoes Cilantro Herbed Rice Black Beans
Fruit Medley Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Buttered Lima Beans w/ Dill Fresh Summer Squash w/
Potato Chips Cilantro
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Closed for Memorial Day.
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MAY REVIEW
Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 4:00, come enjoy the beauty of the back area of Kronkosky Place. We have
tables and chairs set up for you to relax and socialize with a friend while enjoying nature in a safe area.
Every Monday and Tuesday from 10:30 to 11:30, Parking Lot Bingo in our front parking lot!
Mondays at 11:00 a.m., Ecumenical Center hosts Drum Circle on the RSC patio.
On the first Monday of every month (May 3rd!), the Silver Strummers have a jam session from 2:00 to 4:00 in the
back courtyard of Kronkosky Place.
On Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11:30, Randy Williams will introduce and teach different topics for computers, pads,
tablets, phones and other technology. Come learn and bring your questions! (Limit 5 people per session)
Every Wednesday from 1:30 to 3:00, Edwin Floyd will host Ukulele Lessons.
Thursday, May 6 at 12:00 noon we will celebrate Mother’s Day with a fashion show!
Friday, May 14 at 1:00 p.m. we invite all our New Members to Orientation and then join other members at 2:00 p.m.
for a fun Spring Concert.
Friday, May 21 from 9:00 – 12 Noon, RSC will host our Health Fair. Door Prizes will be given!
Friday, May 28 at 12:00 noon we will celebrate all our May Birthdays!
If other special activities arise during the month, we will be sure to reach out to you and let you know!
Contact Anita Aguilar to place an ad today!
aaguilar@lpiseniors.com or (800) 950-9952 x2677
Is going up, getting you down?
Let us lift you up!
If you have mobility issues, a Home Elevator Stairlift
is the safest solution to staying in the home you love.
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpiseniors.com The Rainbow Center at Kronkosky Place, Boerne, TX D 4C 05-1761BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Karen Love
BOARD CHAIR
Julia Garza
BOARD MEMBER
RSC LEADERSHIP.
CENTER STAFF
Jennifer Johnson Gavin Grosenbacher
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR BOARD MEMBER Olivia Burdick Pat Kelly
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROPERTY MANAGER
Pete Cowger Chris Weber
VICE CHAIR BOARD MEMBER Emily Perry Mike Lenhoff
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS HEAD CHEF
Bill Bird
CHAIR ELECT Jonathan Rivera Scott Shields
Advisory Panel NUTRITION DIRECTOR ASSISTANT CHEF
Robb Weller Jack Beckwith
TREASURER Carol Hitchler Susan Payne
Nicole Bishop ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR KITCHEN ASSISTANT
Cali Redd Howard Klein
SECRETARY Karla Anger TBD
Dawn Fulgham EVENT COORDINATOR
BOOKKEEPER
Sandra Bradley Courtney Velek
BOARD MEMBER Pat Gray Dave Wallace
RECEPTIONIST DRIVER
AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN DAY – MAY 24TH
The unsung heroes of travelers and some of the hardest workers in the travel industry are the aviation
maintenance technicians. They’re the ones responsible for providing the foundation of a safe flight to your
destination! In 1902 a mechanic by the name of Charles Edward Taylor joined in the journey of the Wright
brothers and built a 12-horsepower engine light enough for flight. It is Charles Taylor who we specifically honor
on this day because, without him, none of the success of the Wright brothers would have occurred.
AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN DAY TIMELINE
1782—Paper manufacturers Joseph-Michael and Jacques-Ètienne Montgolfier demonstrate the flight of their
hot-air balloon.
1903—The Wright Brothers take the Flyer to skies for the first time.
1914—The world's first scheduled passenger airline service takes off, operating between St. Petersburg and
Tampa, Florida.
1927—American Aviator Charles A. Lindbergh completes the first solo, nonstop transatlantic flight in history.
1932—Cornelius Coffey becomes the first African American to hold a pilot’s license and a mechanics license in
the United States.
-National Today
(830) 249-2114 · WWW.RAINBOWSENIORCENTER.COM · MAY 2021 · RAINBOW SENIOR CENTER 11NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
CAUSES OF MALNUTRITION: WAYS TO HELP SENIORS STAY HYDRATED
• Lack of interest in cooking Dehydration is one of the top 10 reasons seniors end up
in the emergency room. A good guide for anyone over
• Living alone and eating for one
age 65 is to drink 9 glasses of fluid a day. Water is best,
• Changing taste buds but all liquid counts! Watch sugar intake and discourage
drinking alcohol.
• Medication side-effects that suppress appetite or
create bitter tastes • Soup – an excellent way to increase fluid and nutri-
ents
• Restricted diets such as low sodium or low-fat
diets • Coffee with milk
• Tea – caffeinated or herbal
• Preferring to drink alcohol instead of eating
• Iced tea – black tea or fruit-flavored herbal teas
• Trouble swallowing
• Popsicles – natural, all fruit are best
• Trouble chewing due to sore gums or poor dental
health • Juice – 100% juice is best
• Smoothies – add protein powder, yogurt and vegeta-
• Limited income to buy nutritious food
bles for extra nutrition
• Expensive medications leave little room for food
• Coconut water – a good way to get natural electro-
• Lack of mobility – unable to get to the store lytes
• Depression and dementia • Milk – chilled soy milk, rice milk, goat, or cow’s milk.
You may also consider steaming milk and adding a
squeeze of chocolate syrup or cinnamon.
MALNUTRITION PREVENTION CHECKLIST
• Check the refrigerator and observe eating habits
• Watch for health changes and fluctuation in weight
• Encourage foods rich in the 5 key vitamins and nutrients
• Boost hydration with 9 glasses of water a day
• Ask for help when you need it from sources like A Place for Mom
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COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY CLASSES – MAY 2021
In April, Rainbow Senior Center teamed up with Randy Williams and began introducing some com-
puter and technology classes to our members. Every Wednesday from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m., Randy will in-
struct on various computer and technology classes for our members. Through some basic surveys Randy
drafted, he discovered the topics that were most important to some of our members. He reviewed some
of those subjects in April. Below are the top areas which he will focus on during the month of May.
5 May 2021: Intro to Basic Computers, 9:30—11:30
12 May 2021: Windows 10 Forum, 9:30—11:30
19 May 2021: Computer Q&A Forum, 9:30—11:30
26 May 2021: Internet Forum, 9:30—11:30
As always, Randy is always happy to help if you have any other questions or concerns. Please call Carol at
830-249-2114 and let us know if you plan to attend any of the classes above as we are limiting each ses-
sion to 5 people.
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