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16001 Lakeshore Villa Drive • Tampa, FL 33613 • (813) 386-1145
Meet Our Team
Executive Director
Jennifer Butler
Dining Services Director
Joe Deluca
Program Director Ensemble
Candice Pelham
Housekeeping Director
Luchy Nunez
Maintenance Director
Mike Kleman
Lifestyle Director
Erica Leonard
Human Resources Director
April Flowers
Business Office Manager
Erin Bell
Lead Senior Living Advisor
Aarene Alessi
March 2017
Spring Forward
Daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. on the second
Sunday in March. Remember to set your clocks ahead
one hour, and enjoy the extra daylight in the evening.
Power Up
Daylight saving time is a good opportunity to
replace batteries in household devices like clocks and
remote controls to keep them at peak power.
March by the Numbers
• 40. Pounds of dye used to turn the Chicago River
green each St. Patrick’s Day.
Renaissance Directors dressed up for Valentine’s Day
Welcome Spring
The first day of spring marks the spring equinox,
when the sun shines directly on the Earth’s
equator, and the length of night and day are
nearly equal.
• 10,000. Approximate number of three-leaf clovers
for every four-leaf clover.
• 50 million. Estimated number of Americans who
fill out a bracket for March Madness, the NCAA
men’s basketball tournament.
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Bayshore’s Dining Hours
New Activities on
the Calendar
ALL DAY DINING AVAILABLE
7:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
Breakfast:
7:30 a.m.-9:00 a.m.
Lunch:
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Dinner:
4:30 p.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Picnic at Al Lopez Park
Happy
Birthday
Ensemble Birthdays
2nd
5th
10th
13th
19th
28th
Theresa W.
Robert B.
Ann K.
Rhonnie S.
Mary H.
Evelyn F.
Residents enjoying a presentation on
Exercising Your Brain
Bayshore and
Bluffs Birthdays
8th
20th
31st
31st
Helen B.
Albert B.
Lillie B.
Dot C.
Super Bowl Party!!!
• Learning how to use your
smart phone, tablet or
computer (twice a month)
• Learn to play Texas Hold
‘Em Poker (twice a month)
• Culinary Creations with
Lifestyle Department (twice
a month)
• Current Events (weekly)
• Smarty Pants Trivia (twice
a month)
• Writing Club (weekly)
• Low Impact and Chair
Exercise Classes with Live
Instructor (schedule varies)
• What Year Was It? Trivia
(monthly)
• OLLI Classes (schedule
varies)
• Nutrition Matters Seminars
(monthly)
• Bookmobile (every 3
weeks)
• Brain Games & Memory
Challenge (twice a month)
If you have any questions
about any activities on the
calendar, please see Erica
Leonard, Lifestyle Director, for
more information.
Transportation Update
USF OLLI Lunch & Learn Seminar on the
History of the US Secret Service from
1865 to Present
Renaissance schedules
transportation to your doctor’s
appointments on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. Please
note that there are certain days
of the week that we go to certain
areas. For more information,
please see Erica Leonard,
Lifestyle Director.
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Brainteasers and Riddles
America the Beautiful: Virginia and Marie
enjoy Table Travels as we piece together
the United States and reminisce.
May the Luck of the Irish be with you!
During our Cultural Awareness Series, our
Ensemble resident, Lee H., shares stories
of his Irish heritage.
Try your luck at this month’s
brainteasers. answers are
available by speaking with a
member of the Lifestyle or
Ensemble Program team. Good
Luck!
• What is at the end of a
rainbow?
• How many months have
28 days?
• What can run but cannot
walk?
• What is full of holes but
can still hold water?
• What word looks the same
backwards and upside
down?
NCAA March Madness
Sharon and Kathleen share a moment
during our Morning Stroll in the garden.
Music to my Ears: Residents enjoy the
upbeat tunes during our weekly Happy
Hour Live Performance.
Ensemble residents and staff
have teamed up for a friendly
competition. We have created
our brackets and are ready for
our team to head to the
championship!
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MARCH
1876: Scientist Alexander Graham
Bell is granted a patent for what
would become his most famous
invention, the telephone.
1918: The U.S. Congress passes the
Standard Time Act, setting official
time zones and enacting daylight
saving time nationwide.
1933: In his inaugural address,
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
pledges to lead the country out of
the Great Depression.
1946: Former British Prime Minister
Winston Churchill coins the Cold
War phrase “Iron Curtain” in a
speech at Westminster College
in Missouri.
1952: Jazz trumpeter and composer
Miles Davis records “Kind of Blue.”
Many critics cite the best-selling
album as the greatest jazz record of
all time.
1965: The film version of the
Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
“The Sound of Music” premieres.
1971: Billed as boxing’s “Fight of
the Century,” Joe Frazier defeats
Muhammad Ali before a sold-out
crowd at New York’s Madison
Square Garden.
1985: A Boston computer company
registers the world’s first internet
domain name: Symbolics.com.
1997: At the World Figure Skating
Championships, 14-year-old
American Tara Lipinski becomes the
youngest skater in history to win the
women’s singles title.
2002: After 200 years of
neutrality, voters in Switzerland
approve a referendum to join the
United Nations.
2007: Instant replay becomes
a permanent officiating tool in
NFL games.
Fitness Trends
The quest to get and stay fit has taken on many forms over the decades,
from Jack LaLanne’s TV calisthenics to tracking fitness with technology.
Exercise your memories of history’s fitness fads.
Decade
Fitness Trends
1950s
Calisthenics, jumping jacks, hula hoops
1960s
5BX (Five Basic Exercises), vibrating belts, stretch classes
1970s
Jazzercise, body building, Nautilus machines
1980s
Aerobics, NordicTrack, workout videos
1990s
Tae Bo, ThighMaster, boot camps, step aerobics
2000s
Pilates, Zumba, Wii and Xbox fitness games, kickboxing
2010s
CrossFit, yoga, wearable fitness trackers