j 2020 a n u a r y - village at manor park tx · 11/18/2019 – betty conly mary truex 11/25/2019...

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What’s inside?

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 9

Memorials 11

Calendar “loose”

2208 N. Loop 250 W. Midland, Texas 79707

(432) 689-9898 www.manorparkinc.org

If you have a suggestion, correction or comment about

the newsletter, activities, or campus issues—

please contact

Sherice Barndt 699-3469 or email

[email protected]

J A N U A R Y

N’ THE MANOR OF SPEAKING

2020

Curbside Recycling

B & K Recycling Service is offering a reduced charge curbside recycle pick-up service for Manor Park Residents.

See insert registration form for more information

Offices will be

CLOSED

Wednesday, Jan 1

Contact Security

for EMERGENCY needs

967-3898

Happy New Year!

Manor Park, Inc., begins a year of celebrating 50 years of leading re-tirement living in the Permian Basin. To start off the celebrations, we hope you enjoy the “& This is Us 2020” calendar. It is a creative combi-nation of our history, our present, and our foresight into the future. As you start the New Year with FAITH, HAPPINESS, and HEALTH I want to tell you about one of the generous gifts Manor Park has received over the past 50 years: The Roy & Wanda Campbell Health Club. It all started back in 1998 when Mrs. Roy Campbell made a donation to start a special exercise program located in the Younger building. Very quickly it became a popular program. Research was be-ginning to tout the benefits of exercise for senior adults vitality and inde-pendence. As Manor Park grew, adding Independent Living homes and Assisted Living residences, more space was needed and other types of equipment desired. In 2001, Manor Park expanded its exercise program to a new location on the campus. This new location, thanks to a gener-ous gift from Roy & Wanda Campbell, was renovated into a vibrant, top of the line Health Club with all new Nautilus exercise equipment de-signed for seniors. This area quickly grew to become “the hub” of Manor Park. Over the years the Health Club, what is today referred to as the “Wellness Center,” has impacted many residents’ lives through 5 dimen-sions of wellness (physical, social, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual). In 2014, after many years plus 5 days a week use and a desire to keep the Wellness Center modern with state-of-the-art equipment, Roy & Wanda Campbell made possible the current Nautilus One machines and treadmills. We are very thankful for Roy & Wanda Campbell’s commitment to Manor Park offering the best in health and wellness to our residents. If you haven’t taken advantage of this fine amenity at Manor Park, stop in and visit with the Wellness Coordinator, Jennifer Natividad. It’s never too late to start!

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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

Frequently Called Phone Numbers

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 [email protected]

Neighborhood Resident Council

Tuesday, January 21 ** NEW TIME **

2pm Right Activity Room

At this meeting, we will celebrate all of

our wonderful resident volunteers!

Monthly Resident Meeting

Tuesday, January 28 9:30 am

Right Activity Rm. (coffee, juice, & muffins at 9:00 a.m.)

Join your neighbors as Alan Hale, Executive Director, gives a campus wide update along with other Adminis-trative staff. You will have a chance to hear from other members of the staff as well.

IT IS TIME AGAIN...

PLEASE check your EMERGENCY RED FOLDER for outdated information such as:

names, phone numbers, addresses, doctor, or medication changes.

ALSO, if you have updated your Medi-cal or Durable Powers of Attorney, or have signed an Out Of Hospital DNR.

Folders are located in the Master bedroom

closet by the fire alarm box.

Contact Sherice Barndt 699-3469

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New Resident

Orientation

Weds, January 29

2:30 pm Tour

3:00 pm Meeting

For more information,

call 699-3469

Each resident attending

will receive a special

gift handmade by the

Needlework Group.

**If you were unable to

attend in the past, please,

join us at one of our

monthly meetings.

James Moring 1/1

Carrie Jo Miller 1/4

Mary Dumas 1/4

Bill Powers 1/4

Sue Curtner 1/4

Bill Cowart 1/4

Betty Berry 1/5

Ruby Barron 1/5

Leon Thompson 1/5

William Morrow 1/5

Ken Renfrow 1/6

Barbara Loyd 1/6

Genell Emerson 1/6

Letty Haest 1/8

Carolyn Hughes 1/9

Marion Daily 1/10

Mary Ann Sirgo 1/11

Carol Reid 1/11

Yvonne Hughes 1/11

William Burchard 1/12

Jean Huffman 1/14

Charles Acree 1/16

Carolyn Tims 1/17

Cecil Ellis 1/18

Ronny Stooksberry 1/18

Janie Hofer 1/19

Kay Williams 1/19

Ann Gett 1/19

Mark Gower 1/20

Martha Hamblin 1/21

John Slawson 1/21

Gerry Hertel 1/22

Joan McCollum 1/22

Arthur Oestmann 1/28

Robert Huckaba 1/28

Ann Marie Connally 1/29

Kay Kingon 1/29

Jane McDaniel 1/31

Mary Lou Wise 1/31

Birthday Party Thurs, Jan 16

Right Activity Rm. 5:00pm - 6:00pm

SERVING: Chicken Cordon Blue

with rice pilaf, mixed vegetables, & a roll.

Dining Room open for

takeout only on this day.

There is a $5 charge for non - birthday residents

& guests

January Birthdays

Dumas, Mary

309 Helen Greathouse

Goodfellow, Emily

120 Abell Hanger

Pierson, James and Charlotte

159 Bridgewater Circle

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Manor Park’s Winners

1st Place 2nd Place

11/18/2019 – Betty Conly Mary Truex

11/25/2019 – Mary Vogel Sandy Kuhrau

12/2/2019 – Sandy Kuhrau Virginia Morrow

12/9/2019 – Nancy Langford Lou Matson

MEXICAN TRAIN

Join the fun!

11/18 – LaVoin Brown

11/25 – Vanda Powers


12/9 – Vanda Powers

Yahtzee! A rollin’ good time!

11/19 – L. Brown &

L. Nichols tied

12/4 – Lena Nichols

12/11 – P. Jones &

L. Brown tied

Mah Jongg

11/16 – JoAnn Cozart


11/23 – Linda McDonald



12/3 – Linda McDonald &

Gracie Shaw tied



Mania Card Game

11/22 – Patsy Jones

11/29 – Patsy Jones &

Vanda Powers

12/6 – Gracie Shaw


Grocery Shopping . . . let us do the driving!

Every Thursday, the Wallace Building

Residents begin gathering at 8:30 a.m. in the foyer of the Wallace bldg.

The bus leaves promptly at 8:55 a.m.

We now rotate between Albertson’s & HEB. Look at the calendar for which grocery store

is scheduled each week. CONTACT Nicole with questions

699-3426

Prepare yourself for WINTER

Clear your walkway of clutter Get ice salt for back patio Have ceiling fans reversed Know what temperature your ther-

mometer is set at to stay warm Put a blanket in your car Have a plan B for getting out and

about for appointments

The Midland Library “Bookmobile” will be

at Helen Greathouse Manor

Friday, January 10 10:00 am

All are WELCOME to checkout books!

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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 pa-per 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? Contact

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!

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 Shop-ping 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. LIVE

YOU

WHERE

LOVE

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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

Jan 5 - First United Methodist

Jan 12 - First Presbyterian

“Back Sliders” performers

Jan 19 - NO SERVICE

Jan 26 - Christ Church Midland

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: [email protected]

Happy New Year! Every new year bring new chal-lenges in many different ways. Sometimes there are health challenges or challenges within our family relationships. Sometimes we see opportunities of service that we had not thought of before, or were not aware of, for whatever rea-son. There are a couple of possibilities of service here at Manor Park that I would like to pray and see if you might be the right person to fill a spot, or two. Are you a piano player and possibly interested in or willing to help with the music part of either the Sunday morning service in the Parks-Faudree Family Chapel, or the Bible Study time at Helen Greathouse Manor? The ladies who have been playing the pianos for these groups are not able to do continue doing this on a regular basis, at this point (Benita Birmingham – Parks Faudree Family Chapel service and Beverly Draper – HGM Bible Study). I am won-dering if any of you who are pianists would be willing to fill at least a temporary need and be willing to play at least once a month in one of these services? We may be able to fill out a rotating system for people who are willing to play for these services, but maybe not every week. If you are willing to consider this, I would like to invite you to meet with me and others who are willing to consider this as a ministry roll. Let’s meet on Monday, January 13, at 2:30 in the Parks-Faudree Family Chapel and see what we can fig-ure out together. You can also call me at my office (699-3404) and leave a message, if I am not in the office. Also, if you have led a church service, I would like you to consider leading one of our Sunday morning services at the Parks-Faudree Family Chapel. Ernie Showalter, who has led the fourth Sunday service this past year, feels he needs to step away from leading this service. I am looking for someone to lead this service once a month. Please call me if you are interested in taking on this ministry role (699-3404). There is a word of thanks to these three individuals, and others, who have volunteered to minister to our resi-dents in various ways over the years.

Blessings, Chaplain Bill Billett BCC

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 [email protected]

CHAPLAINS CHAT

mailto:[email protected]

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The On Dietary

“Happy New Year” everyone and

welcome to 2020!!!!

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 New Years Day

DINING HAPPENINGS

Jan 2 – “Dutch Treat” at the

Grill has been Cancelled for Jan-

uary.

Jan 16 – “Dining Action Team”

meeting in Café Barney’s at 2:00

pm. Menu review and planning

begins for the Spring Menu.

Jan 21 – Dinner with Chefs

It is a Chef’s Choice meal.

5:00pm

Barney’s Dining room.

4 Course meal

Includes Beer & Wine.

$45.00 per-person

limited first 25 people

Full menu will be posted

on the entrée TV.

Jan 24 – Michael’s Corner

January’s Super food “Citrus”.

Join Chef Michael for a food demo.

2pm

Right Activity Room

Cleaning with Vinegar

White vinegar – a product most of us store in our home is an excellent all-purpose cleaner, brightener and herb-icide. Whether you use it full strength or mixed with water, white vinegar can replace many pricier products huddled under your sink. Here are few tips you can try to see how vinegar can make your life cheaper and easier:

1. Freshen up the fridge by cleaning the shelves and walls with a solution of half water and half vinegar.

2. Brighten coffee cups and teacups by gently scrubbing stains with equal parts vinegar and salt (or baking soda).

3. Eliminate odors in plastic con-tainers by swabbing a cloth damp-ened with vinegar.

4. Kill bathroom germs by spraying full-strength vinegar around the sink and tub. Wipe clean with a damp cloth.

5. Trying to save a garment with light scorch marks? Rub gently with vinegar and wipe with a lint-free clean cloth. By the way, this tech-nique also works on antiperspirant stains.

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As winter weather approach-es, make sure you are very careful walking on the side-walks around your house and at the main buildings.

Located at the main entrances of the buildings, there will be an ice bucket with “ice melt” and scoop to be used if need-ed. Maintenance will assign

staff to be here at 5:00 am and 9:00 pm to make sure all parking and front entry walk ways are safe when ice is pre-sent.

NOTARY SERVICES

Available on campus:

Cindy Allen in Marketing

D’Anna Bradford in Healthcare

Debbie Hostas in Maintenance

LANDSCAPE REQUESTS:

Contact Maintenance Office

699-3427.

OFFICE HOURS

8:00 am to 5:00 pm

lunch 12:00 noon -1:00 pm.

EMERGENCIES

(after hours)

Please contact Security:

967-3898.

Just a quick SAFETY note: Please manage the leftovers you bring home. Most leftovers have a short shelf life, and if consumed after that shelf life, they can make you sick. Our policy is 2 days from the day you brought it home. Example- if you brought it home the 1st you would discard it the 3rd, if you brought it home the 15th you would discard it on the 17th. As with anything this is not a guaran-tee but rather a safe bet.

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The Gardening Committee would like to ex-

press a heartfelt THANK YOU to Linda McDon-

ald who has served as Chairperson for the Gar-

dening Committee during the last few years.

Her hard work, time, and effort have been much

appreciated. Linda will still be working on the

Gardening Committee but has asked for some

well-deserved time off as Chairperson. Lynn

Gibson and Barbara Stooksberry will be serv-

ing as co-Chairpersons, starting in January,

2020.

Garden Committee Meeting

Wed, January 15, 2020,

Right Activity Room at 10:00 a.m.

Everyone is welcome to attend whether you are

able to do physical labor (planting, weeding, wa-

tering) or have expertise you want to impart to

the committee.

If you have questions, comments, or advice,

please contact

Barbara at [email protected] or text/call 432-

294-0472.

VICTORY GARDEN

WHO KNOWS WHAT?

Barbara and Larry McIntosh

They know the historic and scenic Colombia River.

Join them as they describe a riverboat cruise in the Northwest, USA. Wednesday, Jan 15

2 PM Wayne Moore Room (HGM) REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED

Merry Christmas and

Happy New Year! from the Manor Park Quilters.

We have been busy working on gifts

for friends and family.

Three of us sew on Singer Feather-

weights. Our machines are almost as

old as we are! (See picture below)

Come join us on the 1st and 3rd Tues-

days in 2020!

Call for more information:

Anna Marie Connally -

972-849-8429.

Book Club

Meets the first Thursday of every month at 2:30pm in the Right Activity Room.

Join us for January’s meeting!

We will vote for the books to be

added to the 2020 list of books

for our club.

If you have QUESTIONS contact:

Paula Johnson at

[email protected] or

phone 432-704-1616



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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

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WELLNESS CENTER

CLOSED

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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Get Limber

8:30AM Balance 3 PM

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Fit Mix 10AM Senior testing@ 1-3PM in gym

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Fit Mix 10AM 7

Get Limber 8:30AM Balance 3 PM Steady & Ready

HGM 10-10:30AM

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Fit Mix 10AM Line Dancing 2PM Senior testing@

10-11:45 AM in gym

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Get Limber 8:30AM Balance 3 PM

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Fit Mix 10AM

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Fit Mix 10AM Senior test-ing@

1-3PM in gym

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Get Limber 8:30AM Balance 3 PM Steady & Ready

HGM 10-10:30AM

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Fit Mix 10AM Line Dancing 2PM

16 Get Limber

8:30AM NO BALANCE

DUE TO

BIRTHDAY PARTY

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Fit Mix 10AM

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Fit Mix 10AM

21 Get Limber

8:30AM Balance 3 PM Steady & Ready

HGM 10-10:30AM Senior testing@

1-3PM in gym

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8:30AM Balance 3PM

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Fit Mix 10AM

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Fit Mix 10AM

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Get Limber 8:30AM Steady & Ready HGM 10-10:30AM

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Get Limber 8:30AM Balance 3PM

Senior testing@

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January Wellness Center Newsletter Welcome to 2020! What better way to start off the new year than with the chance to

do Senior Fitness Testing throughout the month of January! It is a series of tests

that are used to assess the functional fitness of older adults. This is a great way to de-

termine where you are at physically and a way to set up wellness goals for yourself.

We will be having a new exercise class, Steady & Ready, taking

place in the Wayne Moore room in Helen Greathouse Manor! It will focus on concepts from our fall prevention program, A Matter of Balance,

along with exercises that will help your overall balance. Come by and try it out!

If you have any questions, call Jennifer or Tierra at (432)699-3411!

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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 LVillanue-

[email protected]

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 [email protected]

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 [email protected]

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

YELLOW PAGES

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In Memory of Andy Stringfellow A. R. Bohannon, Jr.

In Memory of Martha Martin

Sarah Chapman Hardwick

In Memory of Mack Van Sickle

Jack Burkett Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark

In Memory of Betty Lewis

Genora B. Prewit

In Memory of Colleen Scury Jane M. Wolf

In Memory of

Keith Ballantyne Frankie Jo Jones

In Memory of

Rudy Parkison Ron Morgan

In Memory of

Sue Maglaughtin Emma Frier

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Low

In Memory of Marilyn Howard

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark

In Memory of Vernelle Johnson


In Memory of Gene Barton


In Memory of Wanda Campbell

Lucy Woodside

In Memory of Lucille Witt

Elizabeth Ann Curtis

In Memory of Dorothy Casselman Mr. and Mrs. Clarence

Scharbauer Lou Phillips Chris Tom Betty Conly

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Doug Householder

Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Yeates Dr. and Mrs. Gary Potter Mr. and Mrs. Harris Kerr

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Kerr

Lucy Woodside Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliott

Patti Harrell Mrs. Lou Matson

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bell Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Davis

Mrs. Charles Bird Roger and Alice Freidline Royce and Cheryl Boyce

Henry Resources Margaret Cowden

In Memory of Doris Welsh

Dr. and Mrs. James Welsh

In Memory of Raymond and Carolyn

Nicholas Mark Nicholas

In Memory of Peggy Ford

Mike and Cindy Ford

In Memory of Beverly Mayo

Pat Mayo

In Memory of Maggie Artley Susan Moore

In Memory of

Courtney Cowden Cynthia Cowden Clark

In Memory of Betty Douglas

Marie Hartmangruber Robert and Jackie Rendall

In Memory of

Henry Greenwood Orson Ruth Orson

In Memory of

Percy Tate Megan Ellis

In Memory of Ed Magruder

Margaret Cowden Jack and Barbara Cartwright

In Memory of Patti Laforce

Margaret Cowden

In Memory of Alice Park Jane Park

In Memory of Rosa Hale

Jack Burkett

Memorials and Honorariums

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Memorials and Honorariums

Sending a heartfelt Thank you to Manor Park Residents for the generous contributions received for the Employee Christmas Fund. Manor Park hourly staff are honored to come to work serving each

person uniquely, providing an experience that allows you to live life to its fullest.

LOVE where you LIVE. LOVE where you WORK.

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 [email protected]

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.

Coming up next month

HELPFUL EVENT INFORMATION

Events printed in BOLD on the calendar usually include a combination of a meal, a ticket, or

transportation. Residents are asked to sign-up so we have a head count. This helps staff plan

enough food, staff, and/or buses.

Life happens - if you signed up for an event and are unable to attend, it is

important to notify: Resident Services - 699-3426

24 hr. advance notice to avoid being charged :

$ 7.00 for on campus events $10.00 for off campus events

Independent Living event sign-up sheets on clipboards…

The sign-up sheets for activities can be found on the two long wooden tables located in the Atrium. The clipboards are updated before the monthly Residents Meeting. Residents attend the Residents Meeting then sign up for next month’s events. If a ticket is required for an event, you must indicate if you have your own or NEED one for the event. Nicole will assist you with on-line ticket purchases.

Tips for utilizing VALET for events NOT on the IL calendar

• Contact LUPE V. 699-3433 to make arrangements for a driver to be scheduled.

• Make a SIGN-UP sheet to be put out on the sign-up table. Include YOUR contact info., date/ time leaving, cost of event,

• Give information to Amber and Nicole for the “Monday E-mail”

Wear RED Day– for heart health

Valentines Day Social Matter of Balance Class by the Wellness Center

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