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GreenField is an extraordinary facility because of what you doevery day and because of who you are - wonderful, compassionate,caring people. ~ Dan & Tom K. (GreenField Health & Rehabilitation Center)

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e GreenFields Continuing Care Community, known for its outstanding careand exceptional senior living options, is expanding its services to offer memorycare and enhanced assisted living. GreenField Terrace, the newest addition to the

GreenFields campus, is under construction and isexpected to open in January 2013.

GreenField Terrace will consist of four separatehouses surrounding an enclosed courtyard, allowingresidents to garden and enjoy the outdoors without riskof wandering. ree houses will offer memory carefor those with a primary diagnosis of dementia. e

fourth house will offer an enhanced level of assisted living forpeople whose needs fall between traditional assisted living and skilled nursing.It is a perfect setting, for those who require assistance with their medical equipmentor who need help getting in or out of a bed or chair.

With only 12 rooms per house, more individualizedattention will be provided in a comfortable, less-structuredenvironment than is usually seen. Nursing staff will beavailable 24-hours each day, and Care Partners will providejust the right amount of assistance for each resident.

Residents will decide when they want to get up, whattime they want to eat, and what activities they want to do each day. ey will beable to make their own breakfast and help tidy up their room if they so choose. Inaddition, everyone in the household will work together to make decisions, such aswhat the weekly menu should be or whether or not to have a pet become part oftheir household. e focus is on the person rather than on a schedule.

Life at GreenField Terrace will include:• ree home-style meals each day • 24-hour assistance with daily living activities and medication management • Housekeeping and laundry services • Scheduled medical transportation • Social, cultural, educational, spiritual, and recreational programs • 24-hour security • 24-hour emergency response system • All utilities except telephone service

GreenField Terrace will be a unique setting in which residents can make individualchoices, develop caring relationships and receive nurturing support in a household-style environment that focuses on the individual’s needs and wants. As part of eGreenFields Continuing Care Community, residents will receive priority access toall levels of care provided on the campus. Call 684-8400 to learn more or visit usonine at www.thegreenfields.org.

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HEALTHY LIVING TIPS From the Outpatient Rehabilitation Clinic & Wellness Center at

GreenField Health & Rehabilitation Center

A recent study by researchers at the University of Louisville showed that exercise training BEFORE kneereplacement surgery helped joint replacement patients recover more quickly and easily thanpatients who underwent traditional preoperative care. eir "prehabilitation" program consistedof light resistance training, flexibility, step exercise and light walking. Our experience is thatpatients who participate in physical therapy services PRIOR TO joint replacement surgeryprogress faster and have a much easier time during their post-surgical rehabilitation. Our"prehabilitation" plan follows the same course of action as the study and adds an aquatic therapycomponent which provides results with much less stress and pain.

PREhabilitation can help you recover from surgery more rapidly and with less pain

Don’t let a fall ruin your holidaysAre you aware that falls are ranked the #1 cause of injury-related death for those over the age of 65? at, of

people who fall, 20-30% suffer moderate to severe injuries such as hip fractures and head trauma that can reducemobility and independence, and increase the risk of premature death? (Sterling 2001). And, thatfalls account for 30-40% of long-term care admissions?

Early identification of people at risk for falls can make a huge difference in a person’s qualityof life. Treating and correcting the major causes of falls – medication interactions, environmentalfactors (throw rugs, low lighting, etc.), and intrinsic factors (lack of sleep, vision problems, etc.) –can reduce the risk of falling by more than 30%. With some education about falls prevention,and practicing exercises and techniques especially designed to improve balance and stability, more

people than ever can continue to enjoy an active and fulfilling lifestyle.

Learn more about our rehabilitation services and wellness programs by calling The GreenFields Outpatient RehabilitationClinic & Wellness Center at 684-3000, ext. 320 or email: rehab@niagaralutheran.org.b

Carole Francis was named administrator of the Niagara Lutheran Home &Rehabilitation Center in Buffalo in June. A former employee of the Niagara LutheranHealth System for 14 years, Carole has served as the organization’s controller, director ofhuman resources, and assistant administrator. She received her administrator’s licensein May of 2010 and served as administrator of Fox Run Orchard Park during the past year.Carole says, “It is wonderful to be back at Niagara Lutheran. I feel thisis where I belong.”

LEADERSHIP CHANGES Niagara Lutheran Home & Rehabilitation Center and

GreenField Health & Rehabilitation Center

Darlene Jones Crispell was named administrator of GreenFieldHealth & Rehabilitation Center in Lancaster in September.

Darlene has been a licensed nursing home administrator for the past 28 years. She servedas administrator of record for 18 years at the Episcopal Residential Health Care Facility,a member of the Episcopal Church Home & Affiliates. After leaving Episcopal, shejoined the Catholic Health System Continuing Care Division and served as administratorof record for the last 10 years at three of its long term care facilities: Nazareth NursingHome, St. Francis of Buffalo and St. Francis of Williamsville.

Carole Francis Administrator of Niagara

Lutheran Home & Rehabilitation Center.

Darlene Jones Crispell Administrator of

GreenField Health & Rehabilitation Center.

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Health Foundation hosted it’s first ever Oktoberfestat GreenField Manor, in conjunction with its 2012Leadership Council campaign. With more than 250guests, this fun evening featured authentic Germancuisine, drinks and music from The Ausländers.

The Foundation is extremely grateful to thefollowing Steinkrug ($1,000 level) sponsors fortheir support of Oktoberfest: AFTER 50,

HEALTHTRAC, R&P OAk HILL DEvELOPMENT LLC,THRIvENT FINANCIAL FOR LUTHERANS - AkRON FALLSASSOCIATES, TRy-IT DISTRIBUTING, AND WILL POULTRy

CO. Their support made it possible for us to thank ourdonors for their annual support, and share how ourmission of Caring ~ Heart & Soul touches the lives ofthose we serve.

The Foundation’s Caring ~ Heart & Soul Award waspresented to The Rev. Paul R. Mertzlufft, longtimeNiagara Lutheran HealthSystem Board Chairman and

Pastor Emeritus of All Saints Lutheran Churchin Hamburg, Ny, in recognition of over 30 years of tirelessservice to Niagara Lutheran.

Donors become members of our Leadership Council withan annual gift of $500 or more. Funds raised through the 2012Leadership Council campaign will be used to help build the newestaddition to our GreenFields campus, the GreenField Terracememory care and enhanced assisted living residence.

Today, residents suffering from mild to moderate dementia must leave TheGreenFields campus to receive more specialized memory care elsewhere. But now, withyour generous help, our residents can always call The GreenFields their home, regardlessof their clinical needs. The total cost of building the Terrace will be $6.5 million.

For information on how you can help, please contact the Foundation at716-886-4377 or via email at: foundation@niagaralutheran.org.

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Niagara LuTheraN heaLTh FouNdaTioN

Legacies for Life is a special program that recognizes generousfriends who have given a planned gift through provisions in awill, trust, insurance policy, individual retirement plan, or the like.Legacies for Life provides an excellent opportunity for you to leavea legacy of your own, while also enabling us to continue our mis-

sion of caring for those in need. Niagara Lutheran’s Legacies for Life program currently has 76 living members and

90 deceased benefactors. We have confirmed a total of 65 new Legacies for Life memberssince we launched this planned giving program in 2005. We would be pleased to workwith you to arrange a planned gift that best suits your interests. For more information,please contact David McMullen, Executive Director of Development & Marketing, at716-886-4377, or via email at: dmcmullen@niagaralutheran.org.

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NIAGARA LUTHERANHEALTH FOUNDATION

Board of Trustees

Edward G. WrightCHAIRMAN

David N. RichardsonvICE-CHAIRMAN

Robert W. GromerTREASURER

James M. Sexton IIISECRETARy

John N. Blair Mary Ann Budin

Janet DayLinda A. DobmeierTerry R. Elberson

Cary J. HallerG. Wayne Hawk

Dr. Walter D. HoffmanGary P. kenline

Dr. Judy D. LampassoRev. Paul R. MertzlufftMatthew L. O’Connor

Richard C. PaulJay A. Pohlman, Esq.

Gerald C. SaxeArthur T. Scharf

Michael A. SheehanMichael C. Straeck

Joseph A. voelkl kevin R. Weber Donald E. Will

Jurgen A. ArndtPRESIDENT & CEO

David E. McMullenExECUTIvE DIRECTOR OF

DEvELOPMENT & MARkETING

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LEADERSHIP COUNCIL $50,000 and greaterThe Estate of Mrs. Ruth GeigerThe Estate of Ms. Mildred M. SeeglerMs. Christine B. TayntorPeter and Elizabeth C. Tower

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL $25,000 - $49,999Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Garman

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL$10,000 - $24,999Anonymous (2)The Estate of Ms. Catherine

McFarland HambergerMr. v. Jeffrey LiPumaMr. and Mrs. Gerald C. SaxeThe Margaret L. Wendt FoundationThe Western New york FoundationMr. Donald E. WillThe Estates of Mr. and Mrs.

Gustav Zimmer

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL$5,000 - $9,999Buffalo Pharmacies, Inc.Scott W. JonesM&T Charitable FoundationThe Estate of Ms. Margaret F. RofotThrivent Choice ProgramThe Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Howard B. vahue

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL$2,500 - $4,999Susan k. BedardMary Ann BudinFirst Niagara BankPaul J. koessler FoundationMs. Sandra J. LauR&P Oak Hill Development, LLCMr. and Mrs. kenneth RenningMr. Robert W. Waver

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL$1,000 - $2,499Anonymous (2)Stephen C. AmesMr.* and Mrs. Jurgen ArndtBuffalo Hotel Supply Co., Inc.Richard A. BeitzMr. Norbert BennettBuffalo Ultrasound, Inc.Dobmeier Janitor Supply, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. DoranMr. Paul DuPernellMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. FenskeFreed Maxick & Battaglia, CPAs, PCRobert W. and Carolyn G. GromerMr. and Mrs. Calvin J. HallerDr. Timothy F. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. G. Wayne HawkHealthTracMr. David HergertMr. and Mrs. James M. HilburgerMr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill, III*Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Bruce JacobsMs. Evelyn JacobusMr. and Mrs. kenneth A. JamesThe Seymour H. knox Foundation,

Inc.Mr. Anthony kurkowski*Dr. Judith LampassoLawley vivacqua Scheff Insurance

Rick vivacqua & Stuart ScheffLutheran Church Extension SocietyMaid of the Mist Corp., James v. GlynnMr. and Mrs. Gerard T. MazurkiewiczThe Rev. and Mrs. Paul R. MertzlufftRobert A. and Mary Ann MoellerDonald F. & Barbara L. Newman

Family FoundationNiagara Lutheran Health System

GuildDr. and Mrs. Donald O. RachowMr. Robert SadlerMrs. June SchillingerMr. and Mrs. David Scheuneman*

Bill and Dorothy SchugardtMr. and Mrs. James M. Sexton, IIISheridan Surgical Supply, Inc.Siracuse Engineers, PC Dale Cich, PresidentSt. Martin Lutheran Church North Tonawanda, New york Univera HealthcareMr. and Mrs. Richard k. volkertThe vukelic FamilyMr. and Mrs. kevin R. WeberMr. and Mrs. Robert G. WeberThe Rev. E. W. WeinreichMrs. Herta WittkugelThe Estate of Meta ZechlinZion Lutheran Church Clarence Center, New york

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL$500 - $999Anonymous (5)Mrs. velma M. AchenbachAlden Pharmacy/Alden Medical

SupplyMr.* and Mrs. Byron H. BakerMrs. Marjorie E. BarneyMichael E. Barthel*Mr. and Mrs. Paul BauchleMr. Gene F. BensonMs. Audrey Bertozzi*The Rev. and Mrs. Michael BlackwellBill and Cheryl BolingMr. and Mrs. Maurice W. BolingMr. and Mrs. James BrandysMs. Beverly S. Briatico*Ms. Debra Brooks*Ms. Gail M. BrownWendy A. Buczek*Buffalo Crushed Stone, Inc.Buffalo Hospital Supply Co., Inc.Dr. and Mrs. James P. BurdickCarpet Factory OutletCurt and Joyce ChaceMs. Dawn M. Clabeaux*Chris* & Peggy ConleyMs. vivian Cosentino*

Sincere Thanks to Our Generous 2011 DonorsFriends of Niagara LuTheraN

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Mr. Richard W. CuttingJanet and Michael DayMs. Mary E. Detor*Maria Diute*Janice DueringerSally and Don DussingMr. and Mrs. Walter EisingMr. and Mrs. Terry R. ElbersonSusan M. FayleMs. Joanna FintzelMrs. Gloria GannonMrs. Garnett R. GarlandGarland GraphicsGerald k. GrabauMr. Christopher T. GreeneThe Rev. and Mrs. Allen k. GriepDr. David E. and Marcia H. GuntherAmy J. HabibMr. Fred E. HarbartHealth System ServicesMr. and Mrs. kenneth R. HennigDr. Janet L. JacobsDr. George R. JanofskyJC Penney Company Fund, Inc.Mr. Omar JensonMrs. Roxlyn JonesChad and kathy* Juenkerkathie A. kellerJudith A. kelly*Gary and Susan kenlineThomas and Joyce kowalczykMr. and Mrs. Mark kroetschMs. Lynn J. Lakso*Ms. Eleanor C. LaskeLawley InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Patrick P. LeeLockport Home MedicalLutheran Church of the Messiah Lewiston, New yorkM/E EngineeringMr. Thomas B. MangusWilliam D. and Mary Lynn* MartinThe Rev. and Mrs. Thomas R. MasonMrs. Alberta MatesickMr. and Mrs. Scott McFarlandDavid* and Diane McMullenMr. and Mrs.* kevin MilliganMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyMs. kathleen Mruk*Phillip and Martha Muck

Ms. Audrey MurdochMrs. Michelle C. Murtha-kraus*Mr. and Mrs.* Michael MyersMr. and Mrs. Reginald NewmanMr. and Mrs. Matthew L. O'ConnorMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. O'NeillMs. Dawn Rezak*David N. and Suzanne k. RichardsonMiss Mary RogersDonald and Judith RonaldMrs. virginia F. Rusk*Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. RussMrs. June P. SchillingerDr. Sara SchneiderHilda L. SeitzHenry and Tricia SemmelhackMike and Brenda SheehanDr. Patrick SiawMrs. Mildred SietsmaLeonard and Irene SikoraNatalie* and Bill SolopStarr Aviation Agency, Inc.The Rev. and Mrs. Carl StreufertMrs. Patricia E. ThomanLamar & Marilyn ToddMs. Elizabeth UhrichW.J. Cox Associates, Inc.Mr. Gerald F. WedemeyerThe Rev. Robert Andrew WendelinMs. Chantal White*Larry & Jane WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Edward WrightMargaret & Bob Zak

$250 - $499Anonymous (9)All Saints Lutheran Church Hamburg, New yorkMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. BasilMiss Stefanie Belliotti*Ms. Laura Botkins*Mr. and Mrs. Donald CameronLynn M. Carter*Ciminelli Real Estate Corp.karen A. Cordes*Mr. Paul M. Czyz*Ms. Shelly Dixon*Mr. Frank G. DowningFamily Choice Of New yorkMr. John J. Fiorella*

Ms. kathleen Franken*Mr. and Mrs. William F. GilbertMiss Ryan Green*Ms. Jennifer Grzebinski*Ms. Phyllis A. Gulczewski*Mr. Cary J. HallerMs. Marcia HauberMs. Jill Hausrath*Ms. kate Hernandez*Mr. Timothy Jankowski*Emma Johnson*Mrs. Janet Lahti*Ms. Lethia Lowe*Ms. Carol Ann Marchese-Neiswonger*Ms. veronica A. May*The Rev. Samuel W. McCuneMs. Brandyon McDaniel*Ms. Dorothy M. MenthMr. and Mrs. Timothy D. MertzlufftMs. Janice M. Miller*Mr. and Mrs. Erhard C. MoosmannMs. kathryn S. Mori*Ms. Carmen Mullen*Mr. William J. MyersMs. Bridgett A. Neal*Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. PenfoldDr. and Mrs. Frank PerilloMs. Jennifer Pesch*Mrs. Dawn Petrus*The Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. PrintzenhoffRaymond E. kelley, Inc.Respiratory Services Of WNy, Inc.Ms. Carla Riederer*Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Buffalo, New yorkMr. and Mrs. Arthur ScharfMs. kathy Schwab*Mr. Stuart ShortMiss Meena Siwakoti*St. James Lutheran Church Niagara Falls, New yorkMs. Alice SzmandaMs. LaTanya Washington*kenneth and Donna WeltonJoanne and Russell WhiteZito Movers, Inc.

* EMPLOyEE OF THE NIAGARA LUTHERAN HEALTH SySTEM

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"You can really tell the difference between people who see their jobs as a ministry to the elderlyversus those who just want a paycheck. With Niagara Lutheran, there is a spirit thatpermeates it - it is the spirit of caring." ~ Kathy K. (Niagara Lutheran Home & Rehabilitation Center)

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The GreenField Summer Concert Seriesadded events to the concerts this year,with great success. There was music,an event, and food to complement theatmosphere at each. Country/Western night, aClassic Car Show and an Art Show were featured.

2011 VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR (L to R): Don Van Tuyl (GCM),

Marguerite (Peg) Meyer (GHRC), Nancy Morth (LCH), Wyn Mertzlufft (NLHRC).

2011 EMPLOYEES OF THE YEAR (L to R): Michael Robertson (NLHRC),

Marge Nester (GCM) Patricia Kennedy (NLHRC), Amy Lopiccolo (GHRC).

Ground was broken for GreenFieldTerrace on April 29.

NLHRC residents challengedstaff to a baseball game againsttheir team . . . and WON!

Construction stayed on scheduletrhrough the summer months.

NLHS Chaplain Rev. Allen Griep &Father Emil Swiatek installed two

resident Chaplain Assistants atGreenField Manor: Paul DuPernell

and Jack Bumbalo.

When residents requested a privateprayer chapel at GreenField Manor ,members of the NLHS Guild offered

to provide funds, and Thomas Nantkadesigned this beautiful stained

glass window.

Lancaster High School studentsjoined GHRC residents for a craft day.

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NLHS GUILD

Over the past few years, the NLHS Guild has madesignificant differences in the lives of our residents. Inaddition to the ways they have traditionally contributed,such as providing gifts for Mother’s and Father’s Day,

flowers for worship services, hand-craftedbirthday and Christmas cards, napkins andsupplies for events, and much more, theyhave generously donated to several largerprojects. Most recently, they funded thenew private prayer chapel at GreenFieldCourt which is greatly appreciated byresidents and staff.

Current projects include assisting inmaking the lighting in the dining rooms and nursingstations at GHRC more inviting and renovating a sittingarea on D Wing at GHRC so it is a cozy place to visitand hold activities.

Guild membership is open toanyone who is interested. Dues areonly $5 a year and include a monthlynewsletter, interesting meetings, andvolunteer opportunities onsite orfrom home. To learn more call Florence Doran at836-6803 or visit www.niagaralutheran.org/nlhs-guild

“ I wanted you to know that the care from your staff was excellent in every way.I certainly would recommend the facility to anyone who would need rehabilitation orextended care. The facility is beautiful and the staff was professional in their care.

~ Donald M. (GreenField Health & Rehabilitation Center)

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THE GREENFIELDS HOLIDAY BAZAAR

SATURDAy, NOvEMBER 17 9:00AM - 3:00PMe GreenFields Continuing Care Community - 5949 Broadway - Lancaster 14086

The NLHS Guildcollects Dash’s registerreceipts, turns them infor cash, and uses thatmoney to directlybenefit our residents.

The tapes add upquickly. Please bringyour Dash’s receiptsto any of the NLHSaffilate’s receptiondesks or mail them to:

NLHS Guild 64 Hager StreetBuffalo, NY 14208

DASH’SRECEIPTSis year’s Holiday Bazaar, will host a total of 50 vendors

at BOTH GreenField Manor and GreenField Health & Rehabilitation Center. Favorite vendors will be there,including home parties, crafts, home décor, gifts, jewelry, pet accessories, quilts, holiday treats - and MUCH MORE!

ere will also be FAMILy FUN in the form ofhorse-drawn wagon rides, face painting, kettle corn, frieddough, french fries, cotton candy, hot chocolate, cider, andSanta, of course. Shuttle services will be available totransport you between buildings. Refreshments and a lunchmenu will be available for purchase at GreenField Manor.

Call 684-8400 for more information.

PASTORAL CAREe major goal of our Chaplain Assistant

(CA) program is to help everyone affiliatedwith Niagara Lutheran see and feel thepresence of Jesus Christ in our day-to-dayoperations.

Chaplain Assistants are volunteers trained to visit andpray with residents and families of the Niagara LutheranHealth System as well as staff. ey support those inneed of pastoral care, provide a listening ear, and referthose with greater needs to the Chaplain. ey also bringHoly Communion to residents unable to attend worshipservices. CAs receive specialized training for this ministryand serve under the directorship of e Rev. Allen Griep,NLHS Chaplain.

In the spring, four individuals were installed asChaplain Assistants. ey are Patricia Clark at GHRCand Allen Menefee at NLHRC. Jack Bumbalo andPaul Du Pernell reside at GreenField Manor and serveresidents at the Manor and Court.

e need for pastoral care continues to expand, whichmeans that we are again recruiting members for a class.

If you know a faithful individual with a heart for servicewho might be interested in this important ministry orwould like to learn more, please contact Pastor AllenGriep at 692-6380 or vivian Cosentino via email atvcosentino@niagaralutheran.org or 684-8400.

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GREENFIELD HEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTER5949 Broadway Lancaster, New York 14086

(716) 684-3000

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(716) 684-8400

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Our mission is to provide for the physical,social, and spiritual needs of the individuals

we serve, in a Christian environment.

HolidayHolidayBazaarBazaar

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17, 20129:00 AM – 3:00 PM

50 vendors in two buildingswith shuttle service between buildings

Home Parties, Cra�s, Home Décor, Gi�s, Jewelry, Quilts,

Pet Accessories, Holiday Treats & More!

Plus fun for the whole family!

Horse-drawn wagon rides, face painting,

kettle corn, fried dough, french fries,

cotton candy, hot chocolate, cider and …

Santa, of course!

5949 Broadway Lancaster, NY 14086

684-8400www.thegreenfields.org

Refreshments & Lunch Menu Available at GreenField Manor

The GreenFields is an affiliate of the Niagara Lutheran Health System.