TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEK THE{FULL} LIFE Introducing a champion Each Touchmark community is nominating several residents for the International Council on Active Aging’s Champion program, part of the organization’s Changing the Way we Age Campaign. This month, meet Champion Katy Winn. Katy lives out her passion for staying active and connecting with others. She visits with residents who live in Touchmark’s Prairieview Memory Care neighborhoods. “I love to connect with others,” she says. Katy has been an active member of the Touchmark community for the past two-and-a- half years, reflected in her recently receiving the Resident of the Month award. To maintain her involvement, Katy keeps fit with a regular exercise regimen, which includes walking all neighborhoods in the community each evening. She uses the stairs and even does wall push-ups prior to entering another floor. “Katy is an extremely passionate and intelligent person,” says Life Enrichment/Wellness Director Carla Scull. “She offers companionship and a genuine friendship to everyone she meets while staying active in the Touchmark community.” Katy is also a dog lover and was extremely fond of her beloved dog, Jeff, the Husky. Family memories and connections Born in Akins, Okla., in 1927 on Easter Sunday, Katy has lived most of her life in Tulsa. “I have fond memories of being raised by a family of strong women (mother and aunts),” she says. Katy attended Oklahoma State University prior to spending most of her career as an engineering secretary working with dozens of field engineers. She has been blessed with two sons, John Michael and James Steven. During their 25-year marriage, Katy and her husband, Fred, enjoyed many activities and hobbies. One of their favorites was to spend time at their house on Lake Eufaula boating, fishing, and relaxing. They both stayed involved in their church, Asbury United Methodist Church in Tulsa. It was there that Katy did her in-depth training as part of the Stephen Ministry program. Since her training, she has enjoyed close to 30 years of “visiting and listening wherever the church sent me.” Visiting, listening, and serving— clearly her lifelong passions—and the qualities of a true champion. March 2014
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TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEK
149277 © 2014 Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved
TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEKFull-service Retirement Community
2801 Shortgrass Road • Edmond, OK 73003405-340-1975 • Touchmark.com
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
THE{FULL}LIFE
Introducing a championEach Touchmark community is nominating several residents for the International Council on Active Aging’s Champion program, part of the organization’s Changing the Way we Age Campaign. This month, meet Champion Katy Winn.
Katy lives out her passion for staying active and connecting with others. She visits with residents who live in Touchmark’s Prairieview Memory Care neighborhoods. “I love to connect with others,” she says.
Katy has been an active member of the Touchmark community for the past two-and-a-half years, reflected in her recently receiving the Resident of the Month award.
To maintain her involvement, Katy keeps fit with a regular exercise regimen, which includes walking all neighborhoods in the community each evening. She uses the stairs and even does wall push-ups prior to entering another floor.
“Katy is an extremely passionate and intelligent person,” says Life Enrichment/Wellness Director Carla Scull. “She offers companionship and a genuine friendship to everyone she meets while staying active in the Touchmark community.” Katy is also a dog lover and was extremely fond of her beloved dog, Jeff, the Husky.
Family memories and connections Born in Akins, Okla., in 1927 on Easter Sunday, Katy has lived most of her life in Tulsa. “I have fond memories of being raised by a family of
strong women (mother and aunts),” she says.
Katy attended Oklahoma State University prior to spending most of her career as an engineering secretary working with dozens of field engineers. She has been blessed with two sons, John Michael and James Steven.
During their 25-year marriage, Katy and her husband, Fred, enjoyed many activities and hobbies.
One of their favorites was to spend time at their house on Lake Eufaula boating, fishing, and relaxing. They both stayed involved in their church, Asbury United Methodist Church in Tulsa. It was there that Katy did her in-depth training as part of the Stephen Ministry program. Since her training, she has enjoyed close to 30 years of “visiting and listening wherever the church sent me.” Visiting, listening, and serving—clearly her lifelong passions—and the qualities of a true champion.
Marge Coalman, EdDVice President of Wellness & Programs
What’s the best thing about being a grandparent? Or what is your best memory of/with a grandparent/grandchild?
Not all of us are grandparents or great-grandparents—but all of us are grandchildren. At some time in our lives, we were able to experience the opportunity to know—or know of—our family history. ...
Touchmark’s intergenerational program provides opportunities to connect with children of all ages through activities and celebrations, both at Touchmark and in other settings within the community. ...
Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.
March 2014Contact a Full Life team member for additional details, including registration, transportation information, and participation requirements.
Tuesday, March 4 Mardi Gras! Dance to the music of the Kip Curtis Band. Watch the calendar for more details about this Fat Tuesday celebration.
Saturday March 8 Cowboy Serenade. Enjoy a program of Old West music by Rick and Margie Jordan. Grand Hall.
Tuesday, March 11, noon Touchmark Lunch ’n Learn: Estate Planning: Three Best Strategies to Properly Protect Your Family (Including Future Generations) and Hard-Earned Money. Grand Hall.
Wednesday, March 12, 2 pm Enjoy tea and biscuits—and learn about ways to survive the spring allergy season from Tara Lyon, RN, with Moore Primary Care. No charge. Grand Hall.
Thursday, March 13, 5 pm Men’s Dinner. This evening will feature beef, beer, and buddies. Is there a better combination? Game Room. Please sign up at front desk.
Monday, March 17, 10:30 am New comers’ Coffee. Come and meet your new neighbors. Bistro.
Monday, March 17, 5 pmSt. Patrick’s Day Cruise. Mark this Irish holiday cruising on the Oklahoma River. All cruisers are climate controlled and ADA accessible. Light appetizers; cash bar. Cost: $30 per person.
Tuesday, March 18, 3 pm Armchair Traveler. Sit back and sip Guinness and enjoy the sites of Ireland as Rick Steves leads us on a tour. Grand Hall.
Wednesday, March 19, 5 pm St. Patrick’s Day. In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we’re celebrating Irish style! Join us for drinks and appetizers. Wearing something green is optional but encouraged. Bistro.
Thursday, March 20 Parkview Party with spring progressive dinner. Watch the calendar for more information. Please sign up.
See the full calendar of events online:
TouchmarkEdmond.com/pdf/community-event-calendar.pdf
Connecting the Generations
CAPTURING DELIGHT{FULL} MOMENTS
People of all generations enjoyed the Winter Wonderland Dance and moving to the music of the John Cole Band.
Infuse your lifestyle with fun and friendshipsThe lifestyle at Touchmark makes it easy to connect with friends and take part in activities. You’re able to enjoy the comfort and privacy of your home—and participate in what we call the {FULL} Life.
Looking to infuse your lifestyle with fun, food, and friendship? We invite you to visit in person or online, including our Facebook page.
138367 Aug. 2013
Parkview Home
The EisenhowerMain 2,047 sq. ft.Garage 428 sq. ft2 Bedroom | Study | 2 Bath
DW
FIREPLACE
W/D
WH
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Featured: Eisenhower Model Home (located at 2941 Touchmark Drive)
Offering: 2,047 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms
The Parkview Valentine’s Party included fine food, mingling, a special guest from World Strides Travel—and a constant line at the chocolate fondue bar!
(cont.)
CAPTURING DELIGHT{FULL} MOMENTS
People of all generations enjoyed the Winter Wonderland Dance and moving to the music of the John Cole Band.
Infuse your lifestyle with fun and friendshipsThe lifestyle at Touchmark makes it easy to connect with friends and take part in activities. You’re able to enjoy the comfort and privacy of your home—and participate in what we call the {FULL} Life.
Looking to infuse your lifestyle with fun, food, and friendship? We invite you to visit in person or online, including our Facebook page.
138367 Aug. 2013
Parkview Home
The EisenhowerMain 2,047 sq. ft.Garage 428 sq. ft2 Bedroom | Study | 2 Bath
DW
FIREPLACE
W/D
WH
(cont.)
Featured: Eisenhower Model Home (located at 2941 Touchmark Drive)
Offering: 2,047 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms
The Parkview Valentine’s Party included fine food, mingling, a special guest from World Strides Travel—and a constant line at the chocolate fondue bar!
(cont.)
TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEK
149277 © 2014 Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved
TOUCHMARK AT COFFEE CREEKFull-service Retirement Community
2801 Shortgrass Road • Edmond, OK 73003405-340-1975 • Touchmark.com
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
THE{FULL}LIFE
Introducing a championEach Touchmark community is nominating several residents for the International Council on Active Aging’s Champion program, part of the organization’s Changing the Way we Age Campaign. This month, meet Champion Katy Winn.
Katy lives out her passion for staying active and connecting with others. She visits with residents who live in Touchmark’s Prairieview Memory Care neighborhoods. “I love to connect with others,” she says.
Katy has been an active member of the Touchmark community for the past two-and-a-half years, reflected in her recently receiving the Resident of the Month award.
To maintain her involvement, Katy keeps fit with a regular exercise regimen, which includes walking all neighborhoods in the community each evening. She uses the stairs and even does wall push-ups prior to entering another floor.
“Katy is an extremely passionate and intelligent person,” says Life Enrichment/Wellness Director Carla Scull. “She offers companionship and a genuine friendship to everyone she meets while staying active in the Touchmark community.” Katy is also a dog lover and was extremely fond of her beloved dog, Jeff, the Husky.
Family memories and connections Born in Akins, Okla., in 1927 on Easter Sunday, Katy has lived most of her life in Tulsa. “I have fond memories of being raised by a family of
strong women (mother and aunts),” she says.
Katy attended Oklahoma State University prior to spending most of her career as an engineering secretary working with dozens of field engineers. She has been blessed with two sons, John Michael and James Steven.
During their 25-year marriage, Katy and her husband, Fred, enjoyed many activities and hobbies.
One of their favorites was to spend time at their house on Lake Eufaula boating, fishing, and relaxing. They both stayed involved in their church, Asbury United Methodist Church in Tulsa. It was there that Katy did her in-depth training as part of the Stephen Ministry program. Since her training, she has enjoyed close to 30 years of “visiting and listening wherever the church sent me.” Visiting, listening, and serving—clearly her lifelong passions—and the qualities of a true champion.
Marge Coalman, EdDVice President of Wellness & Programs
What’s the best thing about being a grandparent? Or what is your best memory of/with a grandparent/grandchild?
Not all of us are grandparents or great-grandparents—but all of us are grandchildren. At some time in our lives, we were able to experience the opportunity to know—or know of—our family history. ...
Touchmark’s intergenerational program provides opportunities to connect with children of all ages through activities and celebrations, both at Touchmark and in other settings within the community. ...
Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.
March 2014Contact a Full Life team member for additional details, including registration, transportation information, and participation requirements.
Tuesday, March 4 Mardi Gras! Dance to the music of the Kip Curtis Band. Watch the calendar for more details about this Fat Tuesday celebration.
Saturday March 8 Cowboy Serenade. Enjoy a program of Old West music by Rick and Margie Jordan. Grand Hall.
Tuesday, March 11, noon Touchmark Lunch ’n Learn: Estate Planning: Three Best Strategies to Properly Protect Your Family (Including Future Generations) and Hard-Earned Money. Grand Hall.
Wednesday, March 12, 2 pm Enjoy tea and biscuits—and learn about ways to survive the spring allergy season from Tara Lyon, RN, with Moore Primary Care. No charge. Grand Hall.
Thursday, March 13, 5 pm Men’s Dinner. This evening will feature beef, beer, and buddies. Is there a better combination? Game Room. Please sign up at front desk.
Monday, March 17, 10:30 am New comers’ Coffee. Come and meet your new neighbors. Bistro.
Monday, March 17, 5 pmSt. Patrick’s Day Cruise. Mark this Irish holiday cruising on the Oklahoma River. All cruisers are climate controlled and ADA accessible. Light appetizers; cash bar. Cost: $30 per person.
Tuesday, March 18, 3 pm Armchair Traveler. Sit back and sip Guinness and enjoy the sites of Ireland as Rick Steves leads us on a tour. Grand Hall.
Wednesday, March 19, 5 pm St. Patrick’s Day. In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we’re celebrating Irish style! Join us for drinks and appetizers. Wearing something green is optional but encouraged. Bistro.
Thursday, March 20 Parkview Party with spring progressive dinner. Watch the calendar for more information. Please sign up.
See the full calendar of events online:
TouchmarkEdmond.com/pdf/community-event-calendar.pdf
Connecting the Generations
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