May 2016
May Resident Birthdays
Jean Crowell- May 5th
Charles Thomas- May 18th
Shirley Armstrong- May 19th
Evelyn Young- May 20th
Maxine Marberry- May 22nd
Willa Wilson- May 31st
May Birthdays
In astrology, those born between May 1–20 are
Bulls of Taurus. Bulls show a steady
persistence in endeavors both professional and
personal, and after working hard, they are not
shy about rewarding themselves for a job well
done. Those born between May 21–31 are
Gemini’s Twins. The Twins represent energetic
communication and interaction. Curious
Geminis love to collect and share information.
Witty and intellectual, they attract many friends,
mentors, and colleagues.
Frankie Valli (singer) – May 3, 1934
Willie Mays (ballplayer) – May 6, 1931
Florence Nightingale (nurse) – May 12, 1820
Cher (singer and actress) – May 20, 1946
Bill Robinson (tap dancer) – May 25, 1878
Sally Ride (astronaut) – May 26, 1951
Rudy Giuliani (former mayor) – May 28, 1944
Clint Eastwood (actor) – May 31, 1930
Brooke Shields – May 31, 1965
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Friday May 6 - (10:00am-Activity Room)
Town Hall Meeting with Donna
Tommy Brown- May 6
Karon Meadows- May 12th
Emily Birchall-May 13th
Steve Rechtin- May 17th
Nicole Sutton- May 21st
Joan Conte- May 23rd
Susan Floyd- May 26th
The Hearth at Hendersonville- 419 East Main Street, Hendersonville, TN 37075 (615)264-0779
Tommy Cash Performs
at The Hearth at Hendersonville
Executive Director
Donna Olson
AL Wellness Director
Kimbria Edmunds
KSV Wellness Director
Tia Williams
Business Office Manager
Karon Meadows
AL Director of Activities
Rick Applegate
May Staff Birthdays
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The Hearth Tribune
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Monday May 9 –(10:00am-Lobby)
General Jackson Boat Trip
Friday May 20th –(2:00-5:00)
The Hearth State Fair
KSV Director of Activities
Margie Broadrick
Director of Community Relations
Cheri Anderson
Director of Community Relations
Emily Birchall
Director of Food Services
Laurie Casey
Live More Week –(Luau Theme)
May 23rd- 27th
Maintenance Director
Steve Rechtin
Wednesday May 25th –(All Day)
National Senior Health & Fitness Day
&
The Hearth Olympics
Swimming Event
Basketball Event
Bowling Event
Wellness Aide
Yvette Wheeler
Receptionist
Elizabeth Lee
Tommy Cash, brother of the late Johnny Cash, and his
son Mark performed for the residents at The Hearth at
Hendersonville in April. He performed some of his
brother’s famous songs like “Ring of Fire”. Tommy had
a big hit with “Six White Horses” and everyone enjoyed
hearing some great country music. The Cash family
legacy is in good hands with this talented family. We
appreciate Tommy and Mark coming by and
entertaining all the residents that day! Johnny Elgin is a
good friend of Tommy’s and was a songwriter and
entertainer for years. We thank Johnny Elgin for inviting
Tommy to sing for us! Here are some pictures from that
day.
May 2016
Celebrating LIVE MORE™
in the month of May!
National Senior Health and Fitness
Day
is Wednesday May 25th!
Janet L. Haynes, RN Director Clinical Services
“Walker Wash”
in the Courtyard!!
Live More Olympics will be held on
Wednesday
May 25th
You can definitely tell when you have not had
quality sleep that your brain function can be
diminished. The reverse can be said that after
physical activity your brain sharpness increases.
When you do both and add the other components
to daily living, you are on your way to attaining
brain health!
We look forward to having a fun filled week
starting May 22nd when we celebrate LIVE
MORE™ and National Senior Health and Fitness
Day with both residents and staff in all Hearth
communities! We will introduce fun and easy
activities plus educational events demonstrating
how we can include new habits into our routine.
We hope to provide a roadmap motivating all to
work towards optimizing all facets of healthy
living so we can all …LIVE MORE™!
Thursday May 26th
10:30 AM
A hot topic everywhere is Brain Health. The truth
is that there is not a magic pill to take or puzzle to
do to assure brain health. Research shows and
is illustrated in the “web” diagram below (below
left) that safety, nutrition, physical exercise,
sleep, hydration, stress management, treatment
of disease, and mental activity/stimulation must
all work together to obtain optimal brain health.
Hearth’s LIVE MORE™ philosophy closely aligns
with the brain health concept with our multifaceted, holistic approach. As illustrated by the
Live More™ Wheel (above right), when our
spirituality and emotional needs, stimulate
socialization, work towards good nutrition &
hydration, get physical activity and address
environmental, vocational and intellectual needs
are addressed, we can achieve a more fulfilling
lifestyle equal to LIVING MORE! Some of the
facets of LIVE MORE™ may come easily for us
and our job is to work on the facets that may be
lacking.
Paxxon
Paxxon will clean up your
walker and make it good as
new!
Event 1- Swimming (Throwing a
ping pong ball into a goldfish bowl)
Event 2- Basketball
(Throwing a ball or a puffer ball
into a basket)
Event 3- Bowling
(Throwing a small bowling ball and
knocking down pins)
Have you or your loved one enjoyed
Living More here at The Hearth?
Share your story online at:
Caring.com
Ourparents.com
Senioradvisor.com
Google.com
FACEBOOK.com
Event 4- NuStep
(Ride the NuStep and challenge
yourself with other residents)
Friday May 20th
Music Entertainment for May
E.J. Rider Band-May 4th
Rebecca Mae & Jack LawlessMay 11th
Rick Applegate- May 18th
Pam Westin-May 25th
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The Hearth State Fair
Candy, Corn Dogs,
Fresh Lemonade,
Cotton Candy, and
Funnel Cakes!