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‘N THE MANOR OF SPEAKING

INDEPENDENT LIVING

What’s inside?

2208 N. Loop 250 W.

Midland, Texas

79707

(432) 689-9898

December2019

If you have a suggestion, correction or comment about the newsletter, activities, or campus

issues— please contact

Sherice Barndt 699-3469 or email

sbarndt@manorparkinc.org

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Administrative

Offices will be

CLOSED

Wed, Dec 25th

Accounting Offices

will be CLOSED

Dec 24th & 25th

Christmas lights bring a glimmer & joy to our campus each year at this time, thanks to the gra-cious donation from Jack Burkett. He does this in fond memory of his mother and past resident Martha Burkett and her love of Christmas Lights. Thank you Jack for letting Manor Park be part of this fond memory.

Memories of Mom

shared by Jack Burkett Martha Burkett, Christmas 2004 in the kitchen of her home at 202 Abell Hanger Circle. If there were anything more than Christmas lights that she enjoyed more it was cooking for her family and friends. I can remember at home as a child she would make a home-made bread once a week and how delicious it was. And then, later in life when dad was chairman of Group 4 of the Ohio Bankers Association she would entertain the group’s bankers and their wives in their large home. She would start preparing weeks in advance, planning the menu and getting out the good silverware and start polishing it, and by some miracle it would all come together on time and the guests were in awe. One time my brother requested a green birthday cake for his birthday and she pro-duced one, even with green frosting! Later my brother confessed that he want-ed a green cake because he thought no one else would eat it and he would have the whole cake for himself. Oh was he fooled...and he was born on April Fools Day.

Phone numbers 2

New Residents & 3

Orientation

Birthdays & party 3

Grocery shopping 4

Winners! 4

Campus Happenings 5

Chaplains Chat & 6

Services

Dietary, Maintenance 7

& Housekeeping news

Wellness Center 8

Memorials 11

Calendar “loose”

Christmas Eve Service Tuesday, December 24th

2pm Parks Faudree Family Chapel

Hosted by First Methodist Church

* sign-up for a ride to the service

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Neighborhood Resident Council

Information / Receptionist 689-9898 (Independent Residents)

Activity / Event Inquiries 699-3426; 699-3428

Accounting / Billing 699-3422

Beauty Shop: Somewhere In Time 699-3405

Chaplain 699-3404

Clinic (FMH Foundation) 689-0042

Director of Independent Living 699-3469

Dining Room ext.2020 689-9898

Grill (Clubhouse) 699-3418

Helen Greathouse Manor 694-1691

Housekeeping 699-3433

Maintenance / Repairs / Handyman 699-3427

Mabee Healthcare Center 689-0707

Marketing Office 699-3414

Pharmacy 689-3355

just need a refill? Call 699-6065

Receptionist (Mabee / Younger) 699-3401

Security 967-3898

Transportation (Medical & Valet) 699-3474

Village Pantry Store 697-9010

Communication is very important to us. COMMENT SHEETS

are available in three locations:

Receptionist office IL Activities sign up table

Front of Dir. IL office

Please leave the completed form with the receptionist.

Dir. IL Sherice Barndt 699-3469 or email sbarndt@manorparkinc.org

Tuesday, Dec 17th *2:00 pm Right Activity Rm.

*Note the change in time

Monthly Resident Meeting

New Resident

Orientation

Wed, Jan 20

Watch for more information in January

NO Resident Meeting in December

Have a Merry Christmas! See you in 2020!

Frequently Called Phone Numbers

Bowling, William 150 Abell Hanger Circle

Bolinger, Charles & Sandra

504 McKittrick

Lookabaugh, Bobbie

114 Abell Hanger Circle

Overton, Mary "Janet"

117 Abell Hanger Circle

Coldewey, Helen

307 Wallace Circle

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$5 charge for non - birthday residents & guests

Birthday Party

Thurs, Dec 19

Right Activity Rm.

5:00pm - 6:00pm SERVING: Hearty beef stew & cornbread muffins

Dining Room open for takeout only on this day.

Spencer Blocker 12/01 Kay Courtney 12/01 Frances Dickson 12/02 Dorothy Teague 12/02 Loretta Harrison 12/02 Wendall Smith 12/02 Frances Laengrich 12/03 Jim Gentry 12/04 L.B. Taylor 12/04 Leon Jeffcoat 12/08 Malcolm Slayter 12/09 Patsy DePrang 12/10 Gerry Stringfellow 12/10 Sam Wood 12/11 Melva Calhoun 12/11 Johnnie Moritz 12/12 Jessie Ivy 12/13 Darol Ramey 12/13 Frances Craig-Pain 12/14

Mava Peterson-Johnson 12/15 Donald Alcorn 12/16 Irene Jensen 12/16 Jody Hale 12/17 Mary Lou Jansa 12/17 Kerry Kay Cook 12/19 Burl Timmons 12/19

Marianna Trammel 12/19 Joann Roark 12/20 Fred Thummel 12/23 Jim Henderson 12/24 Al Hall 12/25 Wilbur Harkness 12/25 Joyce Watts 12/28 Bud Boles 12/29 Hal Brenner 12/29 Helen Morris 12/29 Myrna Qualls 12/29 George Davis 12/30 Debbie Wolfe 12/30

& Christmas Dinner

Thurs, Dec. 12

Reception 4:30

Dinner 5:00

We have a few seats left

By reservation only

Nicole 699-3426

Comfort Joy

Good tidings of

Merry Cookies & Cocoa

with Texas Home Health

Friday, December 20th

Begins at 1:oo pm

In the Atrium

Christmas Movie Party Featuring:

Tues, Dec 17 3:00pm

Right Activity Rm. Bring your neighbor .

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1st Place 2nd Place Oct 21 Snooky Howard Mary Vogel

Oct 28 Snooky Howard Betty Berry

Nov 4 Mary Treux Jody McLane

Nov 11 Ruth Martin Jody McLane

MEXICAN TRAIN

Join the fun!

10/21 – LaVoine Brown 10/28 – Ann Minter 11/4 – Sandy Kurhrau 11/11 – Vanda Powers

Yahtzee! A rollin’ good time!

10/16 – Joyce Keenan 10/23 – Lena Nichols 10/30 – Patsy Jones 11/6 – Lena Nichols 11/13 – LaVoine Brown and Patsy Jones

Manor Park’s Winners

Bridge

Mah Jongg

10/19 – L. McDonald 10/22 – JoAnn Cozart 10/26 – Lucille Balko 10/29 – Lucille Balko 11/2 – Gracie Shaw 11/5 – Lucille Balko 11/9 – Lucille Balko

Mania Card Game

10/25 – Vanda Powers 11/1 – Ann Minter and Gracie Shaw tied 11/8 – Joyce Keenan 11/15 – Ann Minter

Every Thursday, Residents begin gathering at 8:30 a.m. in the

foyer of the Wallace bldg.

** The second week of December we will go on Mon Dec 9th

The bus leaves promptly at 8:55 a.m. Look at the calendar for which grocery store

is scheduled each week. CONTACT Nicole with questions

699-3426

TRIP TIP 1.Make LIST

2.Bring MAGNIFIER with Light 3.Dress in LAYERS

4.Look over store MAP 5.ASK store employees for HELP

ORDER YOUR GROCERIES

to pick–up or have delivered. Step-by-step instructions available in the IL Office.

Need a little guidance? We would be glad to sit down

with you in the Library to make sure your first time

is a success!

Grocery Shopping . . . let us do the driving!

EVERYONE welcome!

Come learn, we take it slow.

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Mondays

Mexican Train 1:00pm

Living Room - Various games

played daily after lunch. Come join

the FUN!

Bridge 1:00pm

Right Activity - Call Em Carnett at

687-6962 for a place at the tables.

Come join us!

Adult Coloring

2:00pm In the Atrium –

Join others as they color on paper or

tablet.

Shape a New Normal

2:00pm Chapel

Third Monday A support group

led by Chaplain Bill Billett to help

residents cope with life changes after

the death of a family member.

Tuesdays Computer Group

10:00am Library

Most Tuesdays, a volunteer resident

will be helping with computers.

MahJongg 1:00 pm

Living Room Contact Gracie Shaw 704-1756

Party Around the Piano 5:30pm

Great Room in Clubhouse

Every second Tue. and last Thur.

Midland Health Lab

7:00am to 7:30am FMH Medical Service (across from the pantry)

First and third Tuesdays

Get your lab work done early in the

morning; you need your insurance card, I.D., doctor’s order

for lab work & FAX number; if

you have questions call- (432)221-2911

Quilting Bee

First and third Tuesdays 9am-3pm Clubhouse Ortloff Rm

Come when you can! Leave when

you must!

Any questions? Call Anna Marie Connally

972-849-8429

Wednesdays Coffee Klatch

9:00am

Atrium

Coffee and juice served along with

something to munch or dunk

Yahtzee Games

1:00pm

Living Room

Come join the fun!

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Thursdays

Men’s Coffee Club

9:00am Clubhouse Grill Bring your own mug for comple-mentary coffee; you can order

breakfast at the Grill too!

Grocery Shopping 8:55am

Bus departs from Wallace Bldg.

Let us do the driv-ing; climb aboard the 14-passenger buses; shop about an hour; we help unload your pur-chases.

Party Around the Piano 5:30pm

Great Room in Clubhouse

Every second Tue. and last Thur.

Bring a snack, your favorite drink, and

come have a good time!

Book Club 2:30pm

Rt. Activity Rm- First Thurs. of

month. Questions ?

Paula Johnson 704-1616

Alzheimer’s Support Group

10:00am OR 2:00pm

Rt. Activity Rm. Last Thursday

each month.

Fridays/ Saturdays Bookmobile

Second Friday 10am - 11:30am

Helen Greathouse Manor (HGM)

Come check out a book, video, or

book CD.

Celtic Heritage Gathering

6pm Rt Activity Rm

Second Saturday A gathering for

those interested in Celtic traditions; Manor Park pro-vides a meeting location for this

group. Residents are welcome to

attend

BINGO 3:00pm

Rt Activity Rm Third Saturday

Sponsored by Westside Lions

Club with prizes provided.

CAMPUS HAPPENINGS

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Chapel Services

Friday Mornings

10:30am Catholic Mass- St. Ann’s Catholic Church

Sunday Mornings

Hymns 9:45am /10:00am

Sunday Afternoon

4:00pm Vespers

Dec 1 - First United Methodist

Dec 8 - First Presbyterian

“Back Sliders” performers

Dec 15 - NO SERVICE

Dec 22 - Christ Church Midland

Dec 29 - St. Lukes Methodist

Other gatherings

Bible Study Parks-Faudree Family Chapel organized by

Melissa Schuler of FUMC Wednesday, 2:30 in Chapel

Grief Support Group

SHAPING A NEW NORMAL

The 3rd Monday of every mo. 2pm Parks-Faudree Chapel

Chaplain Bill Billett present to meet with whoever comes to the chapel to listen to you as you talk about what is go-

ing on in your life.

Do you have a prayer request? If you would like to be added to the prayer list, place your request in one of the boxes located around the campus. Requests are collected and distributed to the Manor Park prayer group.

Boxes are located throughout the campus. You may also send your prayer requests to: mpprayer@suddenlink.net

Chaplains Chat...

Our very own, ever present Chaplain is out on Medical Leave until the end of Nov.

first of Dec. He is recovering from gallbladder surgery and is healing well. Bill appreciates

all the prayers and kind words of healing sent his way. This circumstance reminds me how

fortunate Manor Park residents and staff are to have someone who is there when wanted, when needed, even absently in

thought & prayer. We look forward to his return.

Have a peaceful Christmas Season

filled with love.

If I can help you in any way, as Chaplain, please call me (699-3404), leave a note on or under my office door or send me a message by

email to bbillett@manorparkinc.org

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Housekeeping The On Dietary

Barney’s opens 7 days a week for Lunch 11:30am - 1:30pm and Dinner 4:00pm - 6:00pm. On Holidays and Birthday Din-ner nights, Barney’s does not open for the Dinner meal. However, we do offer a take-out service on those nights. Wildcatter’s Grill open Tuesday – Saturday from 8:30am – 3:00pm. Village Pantry is open from 10:30 – 3:30 Monday— Friday

**The Grill & Pantry will be CLOSED for Christmas day.

Housekeeping Tip: Homemade Potpourri for the Holidays There is nothing that feels like the holiday more than the simmering smells of cloves, cinnamon and citrus fruits. You can capture the smells of the holidays by creating your own holiday smells with this homemade potpourri recipe. This homemade potpourri is so very simple to make! Your home will be filled with amazing smells all day long.

INGREDIENTS Cinnamon sticks

Whole Cloves Cranberries

Lemons Nutmeg Oranges

DIRECTIONS Put about 4 cups of water into a saucepan Add 3 or 4 cinnamon sticks. Add 1 Tablespoon of whole cloves Add 1 teaspoon of nutmeg Add 1/2 cup of cranberries. Add slices from a whole orange and a whole lemon.

Place it on a back burner and heat on low ALL DAY! (simply add additional water if needed)

ENJOY THE HOLIDAY SMELL!

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Maintenance Action Team Meetings will resume

Jan 2020 Everyone welcome!

MAINTENANCE EMAIL

for work order submissions

MAINTENANCE @ MANORPARKINC.ORG

OR Dhostas@manorparkinc.org

APROTEX Inspections

(pendant and fire alarm)

for the following

Neighborhoods on

Dec 11 & 12

ODD-numbered homes on

Bridgewater

**If you will not be home,

please, put your pendant(s)

on the kitchen counter.

WINTER IS HERE!

Reminder: as it begins

getting colder, please

be careful!

We have our Ice Teams

scheduled for:

5:00a & 9:00p

to put ice melt on all

designated entrances and

walkways.

HELP with

SUDDENLINK

ISSUES

Please report to Maintenance when you are having problems (ex. loss of Internet or Wi-Fi, no cable stations, pixelating TV screen). MP is able to resolve some issues without having to call in the Suddenlink contrac-tors. You can also call Suddenlink at

866-229-8750 Bulk Master Account number

for Manor Park

07710-335948-01

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Wellness Center December Newsletter

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

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Fit Mix 10AM 3

Get Limber

8:30AM

Balance Class

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Fit Mix 10AM

Line Dancing

2PM

5

Get Limber

8:30AM

Balance Class

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Fit Mix 10AM

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NO CLASSES

ALL WEEK

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NO CLASSES

ALL WEEK

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NO CLASSES

ALL WEEK

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NO CLASSES

ALL WEEK

CLOSED AT 2:30

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NO CLASSES ALL

WEEK

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Fit Mix 10AM

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Get Limber

8:30AM

Balance Class

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Fit Mix 10AM

Line Dancing

2PM

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NO BALANCE

DUE TO BIRTH-

DAY PARTY

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Fit Mix 10AM

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Fit Mix 10AM

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CHRISTMAS

EVE!

NO CLASSES

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MERRY

CHRISTMAS!

WELLNESS

CENTER CLOSED

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Get Limber

8:30AM

Balance Class

3PM

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Fit Mix 10AM

30

Fit Mix 10AM

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NEW YEAR’S

EVE

Get Limber

Happy Holidays everybody!

Cards of Kindness challenge is still going on until the end of the year! So if you are feeling the holiday spirit,

come on by the Wellness Center to make a few cards or grab a card or two for yourself and some loved ones!

DID YOU KNOW? It’s recommended by the American Heart Association to exercise at least 150 minutes per

week! Good to keep in mind as there are more opportunities to indulge in holiday cookies and Christmas

goodies after Thanksgiving has passed… We sometimes forget it’s important to stay healthy even during this

time of year. Call us at (432)699-3411 or pass by the Wellness Center to get started with an exercise routine.

A good time to start off a great upcoming year!

REMINDERS: There will be NO CLASSES DECEMBER 9TH THROUGH 13TH & 24TH AND 25TH. NO BALANCE

December 19th. WELLNESS CENTER CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS.

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FMH MEDICAL SERVICE AREA

Texas Tech Physicians

Dr. Chau Minh Le

Family and Geriatric Medicine

Offering home visits for our

Independent Living residents

THURSDAYS

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

432-349-8331

(Leave a message)

All About Hearing

Appointments can be made

TUESDAYS 9a - 12p.

Call to schedule an appt:

432-689-2220

HANDY HELPER SERVICES

Computer HaNDYMAN

Services

Schedule a work order through the Maintenance Office

697-9033

HANDYMAN SERVICES For example ... Hang pictures,

assemble furniture, up-keep of patio and more.

Contact

Maintenance Office 697-9033

HANDY HOUSEKEEPER

Let us help with those home duties that are time

consuming and difficult to accomplish. Specialty house

services can be hired for a nominal fee so you can enjoy

your retirement lifestyle. To schedule your services:

Housekeeping - 699-3433 OR LVillanueva@manorparkinc.org

LAB SERVICES

Midland Health Lab- 432-221-2911

Will now provide services out of the FMH Medical Services office

(across from the pantry). 7:00am to 7:30am

First and third TUESDAY

PANTRY SERVICES

Village Pantry postage stamps,

detergent, snacks, milk, & more!

Monday - Friday 10:30a - 3:30p

697-9010

PHARMACY SERVICES

Provide RX Mon—Fri

10a-1pm & 2p—5:30p 689-3355

FREE on campus delivery Call early for

same day delivery

Need to REFILL a prescription? call 699-6065

RESPITE SERVICES

HGM-VOGEL Respite care available

Intermittent rates 7a—7p Daily (24hr) rates up to 2weeks

Offered 7 days a week. Admission criteria must be met along with required paperwork.

For more information

Call 432-694-1691 or email scalley@manorparkinc.org

SALON SERVICES

Somewhere In Time Salon For men, women, & home services

Tuesday thru Friday For appointment call:

699-3405

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

Valet

Monday thru Friday 8am - 4pm

For a roundtrip in the Midland city limits the rate is $12. If you have

multiple stops, you will be charged an extra $5 per stop.

For MP staff assistance (staying with Resident during the outing)

the rate is $20/hr . For a trip to the Airport cost is

$20 one way.

After-hours and Weekends When one person or a group (up to 14 persons) would like to use the

Valet services for an event the charge is $25/hr minimum of 2 hrs. This amount can be divided by all

passengers. TRANSPORTATION Dept.

CALL- 699-3433 or EMAIL transportation@manorparkinc.org

Medical Transport

Services are available for medi-cal appointments in Midland

and Odessa. Benefits include: -Reduce stress of

parking space -Door to door service

-Avoid busy traffic

Call 699-3474. Leave a voice message and

they will return your call

Include in your message: Your name

Your address Date & time of your appointment

Name of your doctor

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VICTORY GARDEN

The gardens have been cleaned out except for the carrots. Thanks to Barbara, Ronny and Lynn for such a great job. Hopefully the carrots are still growing and will be available soon. Thanks to all the committee mem-bers who kept the gardens weed free and helping this year. We hope everyone enjoyed the produce this year and we hope to do better each year.

January 15th 10 AM – Garden Committee Mtg Right Activity Room

Plans are already started for next year. The on-ions are ordered and a date has been set for a garden meeting. Anyone interested in what is happening, has suggestions, or would like to join the committee is wel-come to come. We can always use the help. I hope you all had a happy and plentiful Thanksgiving and have a Merry Christmas and great New Year.

Linda McDonald

WHO KNOWS WHAT?

Santa Claus

Christmas is Comin’ Join Santa, Mrs. Claus and

the elves for holiday songs,

stories & more

Wednesday Dec. 18 at 2 pm Wayne Moore Room (HGM)

BRING A FAVORITE SEASONAL

TREAT TO SHARE!

Book Club

Meets the first Thursday of every month at 2:30pm in the Right Activity Room. Over the next 3 months we will discuss the following books on the dates listed. We invite you to join us for one book or for all.

Dec 5 – One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey

Look for the 2020 list to come out soon!

SEEKING YOUR INPUT If you want to join Book Club for the

coming year please submit a list of 10 or

less books you would like to have the club

read for 2020 so that the year’s books can

be voted on and chosen

at the January meeting.

Submit your list no later than

Sunday, December 15th

to Paula Johnson at

psjnsn@suddenlink.net or

phone 432-704-1616

QUILTING BEE We are a group of ladies who enjoy quilting and sewing together. Come by and check out what we are working on. Sometimes it is a quilt - but we are also “crafters” - so no telling what we might be working on. We have an ongoing project of making a gift for all the new residents who move in to our community. For now - we are making microwave bowl co-zies. You do not have to bring a machine to sew - we can put you to work. And…. Beginners are welcome. We can help you choose a project and guide you to make it. We love to share our love of quilting and sewing!

Come join us! For the whole day - or part of the day!:

What: Manor Park Quilt Bee When: 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month Where: Ortloff Room by The Grill Time: 9:00 - 3:00 - Come when you can! Leave when you must!

Any questions? Call Anna Marie Connally - 972-849-8429

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Memorials and Gifts

In Memory of Sarah Porter

Margie Lee

In Memory of Ann Semple

Margie Lee

In Memory of Francys Walker

Margie Lee

In Memory of Albert Hill

Lou Matson

Randy and Kay Spiva

In Memory of Pat McDaniel

Rudy and Pat Rendall

In Memory of Paula Wootan

Jay Hobbs

Lucy Woodside

Polly Porter

Robert and Marion Frazier

In Memory of Joan Ramey

Darol Ramey

In Memory of Charles & Annelle Black,

Celia Page

In Memory of George & Beverly Horst

Jill Dolloff

In Memory of Jessie Reams

Paula Johnson

Jack and Barbara Cartwright

In Memory of Billy Yarbrough

David and Regina Yarbrough

In Memory of Nancy Liberty

Joe Liberty

In Memory of Alice Park

Jane Park

In Memory of Billie Ply

Debbie Coffey

In Memory of Monroe Kerr, Sr.

Ted and Susan Kerr

In Memory of Mary Hernandez

Margie Lee

Donna Robertson

In Memory of Jacque Stoltz

Brenda Nix

In Memory of Courtney Cowden

Cynthia Clark

In Memory of DeRenda Davis

Renee Basham

In Memory of Rhymogean Brown

Jack Burkett

In Memory of Frances Isaacs

Jay and Nancy Isaacs

In Memory of Gloria Hicks Lambert

Lena Nichols

Donation to fund installation of

Christmas lights around the campus

in memory of his mother, Martha Burkett

Jack Burkett

Continued over

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Continued

In Honor of Ann Westerman

Gerald & Dixie Hertel

In Honor of the Kutsch, Laflen

and Iverson families

Gerald & Dixie Hertel

In Honor of Her Children

Polly Porter

In Honor of Merle Haag

Fredda Black

In Honor of Jack & Barbara Cartwright

Alan Meyers

In Honor of All My Manor Park Neighbors

Paula Johnson

In Honor of Terry & Jacquelyn Angevine

In Honor of Bill & Janan Hall

Ernest & Nancy Hernandez

In Honor of Todd and Blake Liberty

Joe Liberty

In Honor of Joan Baskin

In Honor of Steve & Cathey Schorr

Nancy Hull

Memorials and Gifts

When you wish to honor a friend or loved one with a memorial gift, please consider making Manor Park, Inc. the beneficiary of your contribution.

The gifts received from memorials are a fitting tribute because they are used to enhance the lives of our residents.

Contact Lucy Woodside - 699-3424 or lwoodside@manorparkinc.org Make a Difference

In the Lives that Follow

Matching Gift If your company has a matching gift program, please notify the Development Office at 699-3424 so

your contribution can be matched.

Secure online donations may be made at www.manorparkinc.org.

smile.amazon.com

Shop at AmazonSmile and Amazon Will Donate to

Manor Park Inc.

AmazonSmile is a website operated by Amazon with the same products,

prices and shopping features as Amazon.com. Why do it? The

AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the charitable organiza-

tion of your choice. “Manor Park Inc.” is registered as a charitable

organization that can receive AmazonSmile donations.

Charitable Gifts from Your IRA

Did you know that a person over age 70½ can make charitable gifts directly from their IRA of up to $100,000 per year?

You may contribute funds this way if: You are 70 ½ or older The gift is $100,000 or less (your spouse also can also give

$100,000 from his or her own IRA if he/she is age 70½ or older) You make the gift on or before December 31st each year. You transfer funds directly to the charity from a traditional IRA

or Roth IRA You transfer the gift outright to one or more public charities (This excludes gifts made to charitable trusts, donor advised funds and supporting organizations.) It is simple to do. Just call your IRA ad-ministrator to make the transfer.

We encourage you to contact your tax professional and your IRA administrator if you are considering a gift to Manor Park under this tax law.

For more information, contact Lucy Woodside, Director of Development at Manor Park (432) 699-3424.