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Milton Senior Living
600 W. Sunset
MILTON SENIOR LIVING
Milton, Wi 53563
600 W. Sunset Dr. Milton, Wi 53563
Phone:608-868-3000
Fax: 608-868-5117
Activities: [email protected] Admin: [email protected]
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Milton Senior Living Assisted Living
September/October
March/April
2013
2012
Volume 2, Issue 26
Happy Feet!
Sweetest Dance at Janesville Senior Center
Milton Senior Living’s
Long term commitment
Promises residents a comfortable,
Enjoyable home-like environment
That encourages socialization while
Maintaining their privacy.
Inside this issue:
notices
2
From the Chaplains desk
2
Birthdays
3
Special Events
3
Nuts & Bolts
3
MSL Remembers
3
Activity Calendar
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From The Chaplains Desk
Joe LoMusio, in his book, If I Should Die before I Live, asks an intriguing question. If you described Easter with a punctuation mark, rather than using words,
which punctuation mark would you choose?
Birthdays
March
Happy Anniversary!
5 Ruth Nielson
15 Norbert Jeka
Congratulations to the
following employees for
their years of service here
at MSL.
19 Don Tomten
March
21 Jeanette Bern
Sue...4 years
28 Peg Sayre
Brittany...1 year
30 Trudy Eberhardt
April
April
Mary...4 years
16 Maggie (RA)
Lexi….1 year
5 Mary (RA)
Maybe Easter is a comma for you. It makes you pause, think and listen, but that’s
about it. You enjoy watching the kids in your family hunt for Easter eggs; you eat
ham at a get together of loved ones, and politely listen to a preacher. But after
Easter break you’re right back to your normal routine, without anything really
changing.
For some, Easter seems more like a period. Looking back on previous holidays,
you hoped you would feel excited, but instead it’s felt more like an empty ritual.
Rather than sensing anything on the inside, you’ve felt more like somebody looking in from the outside.
If the period is your punctuation choice, the disciples could relate that first Easter
morning. Jesus was dead. He was buried. Their hopes were shattered. A period
was the perfect choice to describe their dreams that had evaporated into thin air.
But wait. Now there’s news of an empty tomb. All of a sudden, the period becomes a question mark. Now the disciples are beginning to doubt. Where is Jesus? Did someone steal His body? How did the massive stone that sealed the
tomb get rolled uphill? What does all of this mean?
As they’re asking all of these questions and more, an angel appears to them and
asks a question of his own. “Why do you seek the living One among the dead? He
is not here, but He has risen!” With that stunning announcement, everything
changes! Forgiveness flows! Hope reignites! Victory is snatched from the
clutches of death! And the punctuation mark becomes an emboldened exclamation
point!
Which punctuation mark are you using this Easter?
Chaplain Jerry Amstutz conducts a weekly chapel service in the
activity room on Thursday's at 1:30 p.m.
Everyone is welcome!
Special Events
8 Kim S (RA)
18 Marlow Bjornstad
March
4 Music w/ The Gildersleeves
6 Lunch Outing
12 Music w/Dick Larson
15 St. Patricks Day Party
19 Music w/Jerry Strack
20 Lunch Outing
25 Music w/The Choristers
27 Cookie Decorating w/Becky
April
2 Music w/Jessie Walker
9 Music w/Lois Carlson
18 Helen (Volunteer)
10 Mystery Lunch Outing
19 Rex Johnson
16 Music w/Jerry Strack
21 Viola Preiss
25 June Bright
Milton Senior Living
Remembers
Oats Haugom
16 On Campus Day UW-W
25 Spring Fling
Outings
Spring Fling!
March Trips:
Thursday April 25th is our annual
6 Lunch At Peking Restaurant
“Spring Fling”
20 Lunch at Culvers
All family members are welcome!
We will eat at 5pm and entertainment will
start at 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
Please RSVP by April 18th
April Trips:
10. ..Mystery Lunch
16 ...On Campus Day
Remember to sign-up early
due to limited seating. Volunteers are always welcome!