Volume 120 Issue 8

AUGUST 2020

LIMITED

EDITION

Published monthly by the Friends of Isabella Seniors for the Isabella County Commission on Aging

Friends of Isabella Seniors - 2200 S Lincoln Rd., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 - (989) 772-0748 - isabellacounty.org/active living-newspaper

Central Michigan University College of Medicine

COA Executive Director’s Comments Hello, everyone! It is hard to believe that we are already to the month of August. The past five months sure have been challenging. I hope that you are all doing well and have stayed safe and healthy throughout the pandemic. Nothing has changed regarding our closure since last month for us here at the COA. All county facilities remain closed to the public as we wait for clearance that it is safe to

open the doors. We are conducting as many services as possible via the telephone, and if absolutely needed, by appointment. Many of our staff continue to work from home, when they are able to do so, to keep the number of people in the building to a minimum.

We are continuing to deliver our Home Delivered Meals three days each week, providing a combination of hot and frozen meals to our consumers. Delivery is being tag-teamed by our wonderful COA staff so that we can continue to keep our volunteers safe. We were very excited to get our In-Home Services (Personal Care, Homemaking, and Respite Care) back in place in July. We are so thankful to be able to provide those very important services and are taking every precaution to keep both our staff and clients safe.

We will continue to keep you updated of any changes. We are eager to be able to open our doors and see all of you hopefully very soon. We miss you! In the meantime, please know that we are here for you should you have any questions or needs – call us at our main line: 989-772-0748. We hope to see you soon! Take care!

Jennifer A. Crawford, M.S.A., COA Executive Director

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Virtual Fitness Classes We are trying something new in offering some

virtual fitness classes with some of our instructors! All you need is access to the internet and a computer. These classes will be offered via Zoom. At this time, we have Tai Chi, Zumba Gold and Chair Yoga. If you are interested or have questions, please call (989) 772-0748 and ask to leave a message for Marcy or feel free to email me at mjerome@isabellacounty.org and I will get you the details of the classes. These classes will be offered free of charge. All participants must have a signed liability waiver on file before starting classes. Tai Chi: Tuesday & Thursday at 10:00 a.m.

Zumba Gold: Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

Chair Yoga: Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Beat the Heat As temperatures rise and public places continue to

remain closed, the Commission on Aging would like to remind you that there may be help available to beat the heat. Unmet Needs funds are intended for older adults who are 60 and older, who meet certain income/asset guidelines, to use for emergency needs.

The Commission on Aging can help with a request for air conditioning units to help prevent heat related illness. Case Managers would also like to remind people to stay hydrated, protect against sunburn, take extra precautions with certain medications and to make sure to not leave pets or loved ones in vehicles in the hot weather. For more information on the Unmet Needs Program, please feel free to contact the Commission on Aging at (989)772-0748 and ask to speak to an available case manager.

Virtual Support Groups Bariatric Support Group – meets monthly through

Zoom. Anyone interested in joining should contact the MidMichigan Health Surgical Weight Team in Alma at (989) 463-6699.

Adult Grief and Loss Support Groups – meets bi-weekly through GoToMeeting. Anyone interested in joining should contact Candice Woodfield, MidMichigan Home Care Bereavement Coordinator at (989) 633-1418 to get login details.

Join us at the COA Parking Lot

for

Drive-In Root Beer Floats! Wednesday, August 5 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Drive through under the COA front

entrance canopy and staff will bring

your FREE Root Beer Float right to

your car! We ask that you do NOT get

out of your vehicle for any reason. Our

building remains closed at this time, so

NO entry will be allowed.

Voting by Mail With the election coming up in November and the

concern over the spread of COVID-19, you may be wondering ‘can I vote by mail and how?’ You can vote by mail in Michigan if you are a registered voter. To obtain a ballot by mail, you must first submit a written request by filling out an application and sending it to your city or township clerk. If you need assistance in locating the address of your city or township clerk, you may look it up at Michigan.gov/Vote. All applications for a ballot by mail must be received by your city or township clerk no later than 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the election. If mailing in your ballot, it must be received by the Saturday before the election. Your city or township clerk’s office can provide you with a large print application. Applications are processed immediately.

Once you receive your ballot in the mail, you have until 8:00 p.m. on Election Day to return your completed ballot to your city or township clerk’s office either by mail or in person. Your signature on the return envelope must match the signature on your file. If not, that ballot will be voided. You may receive assistance in filling out the ballot by a family member or another individual living in your residence. If you do receive assistance in filling out the ballot, that individual must have their signature on the return envelope as well. Family members, individuals living in your residence, mail carriers or election officials are the only people authorized to deliver your ballot to the clerk’s office.

If you have additional questions about the voting process you may contact 989-317-4070 or visit https://www.isabellacounty.org/departments/county-clerk/voting-polling/?limitstart=0 to view State of Michigan Election Information.

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COA Walking Path Needs Support Because the COA building is still closed for a while, we hope that everyone feels welcome to come out and walk on our improved path. Plans for 2020 are to complete the beautification project by adding more flower beds and trees. The monies spent for this project have been and will continue to be independent from those funds allocated to the COA for their programs and services. The walking path beautification project is supported solely from donations that are dedicated specifically for that project. If you would like to support the continuing efforts to enhance the beauty of the walking path, please send a check to Friends of Isabella Seniors, 2200 S. Lincoln Rd., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 made payable to: Friends of Isabella Seniors with Louise Plachta Memorial Fund in the memo. Also, if you would like to have a favorite or memorial tree or ornamental planted on the path, let us know and we will try to plant it this summer. THANKS to ALL who have helped support this beautiful project! Stay Safe.

Caregiver Support

Attention Caregivers: Respite Care, Podcasts, & Powerful Tools for Caregivers, Caregiver Support Group – During This Time of Covid-19 from Mary Ellen Walsh, Caregiver Support Specialist and Trainer

Caregiver: I am glad to have the Respite Care – but where should I go and what can I do? Someone buys my groceries, I don’t want to go into a restaurant, the library is closed, my friend is in a nursing home and no visitors are allowed.

Some Thoughts: Have a lunch date with a friend or family member – lots of places have outdoor seating now. Take a walk, a drive, a nap! Find a cozy spot and read a book – uninterrupted. Have a meet up with a friend in a park. Pick up lunch and have a visit with a friend in his/her home. Set a goal for what you want to do/accomplish during the time your Respite Care worker is in your home – plan ahead.

Do you ever listen or watch Podcasts? Go to: https://www.familycaregiversbc.ca/podcast you will be able to hear some caregivers from British Columbia talk about – support networks, communications, relationships and self-care. The podcasts are facilitated by a therapist in private practice. These conversations are full of rich and helpful information. I hope you can check it out.

Some tips from MSU’s Powerful Tools for Caregivers:

Caring for Yourself -- • Participate in activities you enjoy when you can. • Treat your body well by eating properly and getting some

exercise. • Use relaxation techniques when you can – stretch,

release, repeat. • Read or Listen to books that are uplifting. • Get a good night’s sleep when you are able – nap in

between if you can’t. • Reach out to friends for social support. • Participate in a Support Group for encouragement and to

learn from others. • Write your thoughts/feelings down to stay in touch with

yourself. • Change any negative self-talk into positive self-talk.

Don’t give up hope – a sense of hope is ‘knowing that your present moment has meaning.’ (R. Randall)

“We need not walk alone. We reach out to each other with love and understanding and with hope. We come together from all walks of life, from many different circumstances…We need not walk alone!” Compassionate Friends

Caregiver Support Group – August 18 at 12:30 p.m. we will have our second Zoom Support Group. You can be linked in via the internet or you can call in on your phone. Let me know your interest and I will put you on the list to receive the link!

Community Resources for Food Update Isabella Community Soup Kitchen, 621 S. Adams, Mt. Pl., provides sack lunches 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Salvation Army Service Center, 1715 S. Mission St., Mt Pleasant. Make an appointment by calling 989-773-4663 for daily food distribution. The Salvation Army Service Center also provides utility assistance and other services when funds are available.

Weidman Storehouse Food Pantry food distribution, 6000 S. Main St. in Weidman, Tuesdays 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m., 989-644-3148, Serving: Broomfield, Coldwater, Deerfield, Gilmore, Nottawa, and Sherman Twps.

CCN Food Pantry provides Drive-By Distribution at Strickler Center, 1114 W. High St., Mt. Pl., on Wednesday, August 12 and 26 at 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.; plus Saturday, August 15 and 29 at 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Individuals without transportation can call 989-863-4449 with your name, address, phone number, and family size, and I-Ride will deliver a box to you curbside.

Max & Emily’s Bakery Café, 125 E. Broadway, Mt. Pl., People Helping People, please Request PHP Meal, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., 1 per person each Sunday, no documentation is required. SUNDAYS ONLY.

REAP Food Pantry in Rosebush, 989-433-2957, at St. Henry’s Catholic Church, 4079 E. Vernon Rd., Thursdays, 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m., clients may visit 2x per month and must provide a valid driver license. Must reside in one of the following zip codes: 48878, 48858, 48622, 48632, 48893, 48617.

St Vincent de Paul Parish Food Pantry, 168 E. Wright Ave., Shepherd, open on Friday afternoons, but call 989-828-5720 on Wednesdays between 10:00 a.m. to Noon to set up an appointment.

The Potters House Food Pantry, 5346 E. Deerfield, is open from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on the 3rd Sunday of the month. (August 16) Please provide a valid driver license.

Little Downtown Pantry at First United Methodist Church, 400 S. Main St., Mt. Pl., open daily Noon to 5:00 p.m. in west entrance on Washington St. Please wear mask and only one person/family at a time.

GreenTree Co-op Little Free Food Fridge outside the store, 214 N. Franklin St., Mt. Pleasant. Open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily. GreenTree also participates in the Double Up Food Bucks program. For every $1.00 you spend in the store on produce purchases, you will receive a $1.00 coupon to be used on your next visit.

Pickard Street Citgo, 910 E. Pickard St., Mt. Pleasant provides $.99 meals for kids that include a sandwich, fruit, milk, juice, or fountain pop from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Seniors Free Home Delivered Meals for individuals currently NOT enrolled in another food assistance program: https://newmibridges.michigan.gov/s/request-meal-delivery-reassurance?language=en_US

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COA Welcomes

Summer Intern

Kaylee

Phillipson Hello! My name is Kaylee Phillipson and I am currently a senior at CMU, majoring in Family Studies and Psychology; and will graduate with my Bachelors Degree from CMU in November.

I plan to continue my education at Saginaw Valley State University. At SVSU, I hope to obtain a Master’s Degree in Clinical Social Work. My hobbies include spending time with my dog, being with friends and family, hiking, and traveling. I am very excited to intern at the Commission on Aging this summer and get a better understanding of what it is like to work in the Human Services field!

Fran Timmer, Senior Companion

Fran Timmer is our longest serving volunteer, belonging to this COA program for 24 years!!! Fran volunteers at Mid-Michigan Industries, in Mt. Pleasant, serving 4 days a week. She spends her days in the sensory room, interacting with adults with developmental disabilities. MMI staff

depend on Fran and truly appreciate her ability to care for those with special needs. She gives her time and attention to those that need it most and makes a difference in their lives each day.

You may not always see the

results of your kindness, but every bit

of positive energy you put into the

world makes it a better place for us

all. Understanding Compassion

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Rural Older Adult Mobile

(ROAM) Are you or someone you know 60 and older and having trouble getting to or finding primary health care? Then check our Rural Older Adult Mobile (ROAM) care by Central Michigan University. ROAM care provides mobile home care visits to older adults living in Isabella, Clare, or Gratiot County. We provide full geriatric assessments, and routine follow up care for all health concerns. Our goal is to provide care to those who are having trouble accessing primary care, and to reduce the need for emergency services, and inpatient hospitals stays. We aim to do this through thorough assessments, patient and caregiver education, and investigative routine testing. If this care is right for you please contact Myra at 989-774-7026 or email her at ROAM@cmich.edu. For more information visit us online at: http://med.cmich.edu/ROAM

Spend your summer with Isabella County Parks and Recreation. Enjoy these hot and beautiful summer days at one of the swimming beaches at Coldwater Lake Family Park or Herrick Recreation Area. For pavilion and camping information give us a call at the County Parks Main Office 989.317.4083 or call the parks directly; Coldwater Lake Family Park at 989.644.2388 and Herrick Recreation Area at 989.386.2010.

Isabella County Clerk ~ Sharing a

COVID-19 Update Our office is working diligently to keep the voters of Isabella County well informed for the August 4, 2020 Primary Election. I have just received the following information from Lansing and want to pass it on to you all. Please be assured that our office along with every township/city clerk is working to keep the polling locations a safe, clean environment for in-person voting. The State of Michigan PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) is scheduled to be shipped Monday, July 20 to the County Building so we can disperse it to each polling location. If you have any questions about in-person voting please contact me. Please see the link to the most recent executive order further clarifying the mask requirement. Sec. 2 (i) of the EO clarifies that a mask is not required to be worn (but is strongly encouraged) by a voter at a polling location for purposes of voting in an election. Also the FAQs for EO 2020-110 and 2020-115 have been updated to make clear that the indoor capacity limits do NOT apply to voting related activities.

https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,9753,7-406-98178_98455-530654--,00.html

Question: Do the limitations on the number of people at indoor gatherings or events apply to voting activities (e.g., at school cafeterias that are used as polling places or to count ballots)?

Answer: No. The gathering and event limitations in Executive Order 2020-110 and Executive Order 2020-115 do not apply to voters coming together to cast their individual vote or to poll workers coming together to cast their individual vote or to poll workers coming together, as necessary, to count votes. Polling places should take steps, however, to enable voters and poll workers to remain six feet from one another at all times.

Source: Coronavirus - Executive Order 2020-115 FAQS Description; Coronavirus - michigan.gov

Minde B. Lux, Isabella County Clerk

The Care Store The Care Store helps people get items that are needed to make life clean and easier; but, are sometimes hard to get on a limited budget. They have things like toilet paper, cleaning supplies and some basic hygiene items like shampoo. Need some of these items? Go to their Drive through event at The Strickler Center, 1114 W. High St., Mt Pleasant on the second and fourth Wednesday and Saturday of the month. These are the same dates and times that you can get food from the CCN Food Pantry. (See page 4 of this issue for more information.) During this time of

COVID pandemic, they have made it easier for you to get a few items. All you need to give is your name! Can’t make it to the drive through? I-Ride has generously offered to deliver Care Store items and a food box from the CCN Food Pantry and deliver it to you, curbside. In order to use this service, you need to call 989-863-4449. Please leave the following information: Your name, Your address, Your phone number, and the number of people in your family. You will be contacted to let you know when to expect your delivery.

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Local HIV Testing at CMDHD The Central Michigan District Health Department (CMDHD) offers FREE HIV and STD testing (Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis and Hepatitis C) every Tuesday and Wednesday at the Isabella County branch office.

Isabella County Central Michigan District Health Department

2012 E. Preston Ave. Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858

Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:00 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

CMDHD is raising awareness of the importance of knowing one’s HIV status and encouraging at-risk individuals to receive an HIV test. An estimated 1.1 million people in the United States have HIV, including about 162,500 (14%, or 1 in 7) people who do not know they have it. There is typically about 38,000 new HIV infections each year in the United States. Getting tested is the first step to finding out your status. If you have HIV, getting medical care and taking medications as prescribed helps you to live a long, healthy life while lowering the chances of passing it on to others. Please take advantage of this FREE program to know your status! All testing is confidential. if you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call (989) 773-5921 ext. 1409. Walk-ins are welcomed upon staff availability during the designated testing times. This article has been brought to you by Central Michigan District Health Department. Visit our website at www.cmdhd.org, LIKE Central Michigan District Health Department on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @CMiDHD.

Now Accepting Referrals Region VII Area Agency on Aging is now

accepting referrals for our FREE Vision, Dental,

and Hearing Aid Programs.

Eligibility for these programs requires the

participant or caregiver be aged 60 or older and a

resident of Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot, Huron,

Isabella, Midland, Saginaw, Sanilac or Tuscola

County.

Region VII Area Agency on Aging is providing

funding for these FREE services through

September 30, 2020 or until funding is depleted.

Region VII Area Agency on Aging offers a

comprehensive list of services for older adults that

includes assistance with Medicaid and Medicare

questions, volunteer opportunities, and the USDA

Food Box Program.

CALL TODAY 1-800-858-1637

Region VII Area Agency on Aging

FREE Hearing Aids,

Dental & Vision

Programs for Seniors

REGION VII AREA AGENCY ON AGING

1615 S. Euclid Ave Bay City, MI 48706

Early Warning Sirens Isabella County has 29 warning sirens strategically located throughout the county. The sirens are used to warn the public of possible danger in our community. The warning system uses two distinct siren signals in the event of an emergency. First is the SEEK SHELTER siren which is a constant wail lasting for 3 to 5 minutes. If you hear this signal, immediately enter a safe building, go to the lowest level and stay away from windows. Immediately turn on your NOAA weather radio if it hasn’t already activated. Or immediately turn to a local radio station or local cable TV station. Listen for emergency messages and follow instructions. Stay tuned for updates. If you are located approximately within four miles of the Isabella County building in downtown Mt Pleasant you may tune your radio to 1610 AM Emergency Alert Radio. When the dangerous conditions have passed the ALL CLEAR signal will produce an intermittent air horn sound again lasting for 3 to 5 minutes. Do NOT call 9-1-1 to find out what the sirens mean. Please leave phone lines open for actual emergencies. All outdoor warning sirens are tested on the first Thursday of each month at 3:00 p.m.

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IN MEMORY OF

ACTIVE LIVING DONORS

COA DONORS

for Active Living Imogene Bullard James & Barbara Bissett

Lois Fuller Jean Milan

for Activity Center Brigid Hinkley Christa Clare Mary Beth Hauck

for Food with Friends Brigid Hinkley Alice Spayd

for Home Delivered Meals Lois Clark Bernie & Marci Baldwin Ken & Vickie Block Joe Clark Kathy Clouse Family Larry & Kathy Fussman Arnie & Merrie Hammel Bill & Dana Hauck Mary Beth Hauck Marty & Jan Hines Dan & Roni Howard Kirk Sponseller & Nancy Priestap Leroy & Marsha Prince Erika & Brian Ross Don & Sue Schafer Ross & Mary Sponseller Lois & Bill Taracks

for FGP/SCP Programs Paula Ridley Anonymous

for Gold Key Volunteer Needlecrafters Brigid Hinkley June Powell

for Have-a-Heart Edwin & Othea Chapman Dean Chapman

In Memory of… Glenna Beard Joseph & Linda Heintz Rosewood North 1 Condo Association

Thomas & Janet Betchel Joe & Charlotte Galgoci Larry & Jan Galgoci

Lois Clark Romaine Mankowski Keith & Carolyn Denslow Baker

Wayne Cole Cathy Garrett

Dorothy Connors Eleanor Lopez Bernadette Sunderman

Orlin Curtis Chuck & Marilyn Goodwin Jacqueline E. Curtis

Kristine Dell Jack & Mary Lou Westbrook

Frank Epple Jack & Mary Lou Westbrook

Rose Marie Funnell UAW 6888 Local

Dan Hackett Jerry & Ruth Fancovic

Brigid Hinkley Russell & Barbara Brewster Frank & Valerie Boles Alan & Kathy Johns Bill & Dee Miller Staff of the Clarke Historical Library- Frank Boles, Ed Bradley, Megan Farrell, John Fierst, Tanya Fox, & Bryan Whitledge

Ed Kavanaugh II Fred & Maggie Yuncker

Jerry McDonald Marian McDonald

James L. Moore Fred & Maggie Yunker

Joleen Owen Bill & Sandy Salchert

Waldo Sauter Walter Schneider

Nancy Theisen Jack & Mary Lou Westbrook

Jane Walker Cathy Garrett

Mary Jo Warner Jerry & Ruth Fancovic

Louise Plachta Memorial Fund Roy & Alice Burlington Kathy Burlington Dave & Linda Coyne Eileen Jennings Jerry Morey

Gold Key Volunteer Program John & Nancy Black – Tax Volunteers Mary Bowers – Tax Volunteers McBride Quality Care Services, INC – Needlecraft Mask Donation

Food with Friends Joe & Barb Frankenfield

COA Frank Benn Thomas & Prudy Carney Joe & Lucinda Clevenger Alan Hoffman Howard & Mary Lou Jones Manfred & Penny Klisch Bernyce Moran Barbara Sheperdigian Darlene Woodman

Jane Butcher Thomas & Janet Cashen Sandy Clare Julie Clark Joseph & Patricia Cusenza Nancy Durham Arlene Elias Marilyn Erickson Janice Galgoci Donna Gross Joseph Hammerle Ed & Ruth Helwig Karolyn Hoffman Sharon Horgan Katherine Hougaboom Rose Inosencio Barb Jason Brenda Johnston Paul Juhasz Deb Kampf Gary Kramer Bob Krikorian Tom & Lois Kromer Bill & Deb Latham Kathryn Lemanek Al & Nancy Lewis

Edward & Donna Lick Stan & Pat Lilley Joan Loveland Ken & Susan Macdonald Romaine Mankowski Joe & Carol Marchiando Blake & Lynn Marr Delton & Ruth Maxon Barb McIntyre Susan Nault Dave & Carol Neyer Marilyn Palmer Elliott Parker Dan & Donna Rahl Theresa Recker Michael & Joan Roberts Linda Rose Bethel Schafer Thomas Schmitz Ronald Schumacher David Travis Jack & Mary Lou Westbrook Jack & Sandra Wolfe Linda Yuncker Basil & Theresa Zimmer

Richard “Dick” Wood Thomas & Janet Cashen

Thank You All!

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The Friends of Isabella Seniors organization is operated exclusively for charitable purposes, within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code to encourage and assist with the provision of programs and services for older adults in Isabella County operated in cooperation with the Isabella County Commission on Aging.

Suggested contribution to Active LIVING: $20.00 per year helps to cover the costs of producing and mailing the paper. A great way to remember when to send your donation is to send it on your birthday each year.

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