•t Heritage Place
Assisted Living & Memory Care
1000 6th Street SW • Bandon, OR 97411 • (541) 347-7502
November 2014
Director’s
Corner
Pacific View’s Leadership Team
Executive Director........Debbie Wilson
Business Office Mgr......Steve Baxter Jr.
Dir. of Resident Services.. Tana Osborn, RN
Resident Care Coord..... Shelly Corbit
Program Manager..........Leslie Davis
Community Relations.....Tom Dimmick
Activities Director.......... Lorinda Harless
Activities Director MC....Billie Green
Food Service Director..... Amy Lewis
Maintenance & Safety Dir...George Swanson
Welc me
New Residents
Debbie and Norma were cutting a rug at the High Tea Passport
Adventure, a visit to England.
Help Pacific View Give Back With
“Stuff the Bus”
Pacific View wants to help give back to our
community. “Stuff The Bus” with food for the
families in our community. Our Goal is 1000
pounds before Nov. 14. All food to be
delivered to Pacific View Assisted Living at
1000 6th Ave West, Bandon. Please call if you
have questions at (541) 347-7502. Let’s
together make a difference in a family’s life
for the holidays. Thank you from all of us
here at Pacific View!
Welcome to the Family at Pacific View
09-01-2014
09-22-2014
09-22-2014
09-24-2014
09-30-2014
Robert Howard
Linda Kiezer
Betty Baird
Beverly and Bill Marsh
Herman Brawer
ASSISTED LIVING NEWS
The residents were all loaded up waiting to
be in the Cranberry Parade when this nice
cow came aboard and gave everyone
hugs; the cow was a fun surprise.
October has been such an
exciting month with so many
fun things happening.
Luncheon, trips, parties, music
and much more.
Some of the amazing Bandon
High kids came to volunteer for
a day of sharing; the residents
loved them all. They painted the
activity room, tie dyed shirts,
and had a car wash, washing the
residents’ wheelchairs, walkers
and carts. Then the wonderful
“Overtones” sang for the
residents and wowed them all.
The ladies worked hard on the first part of
many Halloween decorations
ASSOCIATE OF THE
MONTH—ALF
A great time was had by all who went out
to lunch at our own “Minute Cafe”, where
the staff treated everyone like family.
Resident
Party
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO
YOU, HAPPY BIRTHDAY
TO YOU ...
On Friday, Nov. 21, at 1:30
p.m., we will be having a
birthday party and music to
celebrate November’s birthdays.
Paul Kent Nov. 4
Louise Best Nov. 12
Carol Moore Nov. 14
Barbara Watt Nov. 16
Elsie Corey Nov. 16
Ruth Sobbota Nov. 21
George Swanson has stepped
up to his position and has done
a wonderful job. He gets his list
and he continues with a smile.
George always has such a great
attitude toward residents and
staff, if he see someone needing
help he is always the first to
jump in and help them ... He
has been seen helping those in
wheelchairs to wherever they are
needing to go. George is a real
asset to this community and a
friend to all. Thank you, George,
for all you do!
The kids worked so hard in the Activity
Room giving it a new coat of paint.
Another pic of the kids working so hard at
the “car wash” for the residents.
Just a few residents in their cool shirts.
A Poem for Alzheimer’s
and Dementia
Do not ask me to remember.
Don’t try to make me
understand.
Let me rest and know you’re
with me.
Kiss my cheek and hold
my hand.
I’m confused beyond your
concept.
I am sad and sick and lost.
All I know is that I need you
To be with me at all cost.
Do not lose your patience
with me.
Do not scold or curse or cry.
I can’t help the way I’m
acting,
Can’t be different though
I try.
Just remember that I need
you,
That the best of me is gone.
Please don’t fail to stand
beside me,
Love me till my life is done.
Memory Care Program Administrator
Leslie and her daughter Kaitlyn on her
pony Bella enjoying the festivities for the
Cranberry parade.
Executive Director Debbie Wilson and
Memory Care Administrator Leslie Davis
cleaning up the streets after our herd of
horses during the Cranberry Parade.
Pacific View has great entertainment each
and every week!! Thanks to the Activities
Directors Billy and Lorinda for all their hard
work each and every day. If you have a
talent you want to share, call us!!
October was a very busy
month in Memory Care. We had
lots of High School student
volunteers for community
service day. They came in and
read to residents, painted nails,
and had an all around good
time. One of the activities we
did was making tie dye T-shits,
so watch for all the beautiful
colorful shirts. We have been
keeping busy making holiday
decorations and preparing for
the up and coming festivities for
Thanksgiving.
Thank you,
Billie Green
Memory Care Activities
Director
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1. Cargo
5. French cleric
9. O. Henry, to Porter
14. Name for 2 of
Henry VIII's wives
15. Explosion
16. Shape metal
17. Sweet treat
18. Part
19. One in last place
20. Costumed
child’s words
23. Aunt Juanita
or Aunt Lupe
24. Orange-colored
edible
25. Downed
28. Molar
32. European language
34. One lacking freedom
35. Low
37. Dryer
38. Typewriter type size
39. Chest material
40. Bet
41. Miners’ passage
42. Mars counterpart
43. Viper
44. Feel bitter about
46. Ballroom dances: var.
48. Suffix for cold or calm
49. Poetic contraction
51. Nothing
52. Was an indicator of
58. Performed
61. Piece of concrete
62. Concern
63. Edible mushroom
64. Cash register drawer
65. Oven
66. Slyly derisive
67. Pintail duck
68. Editor’s notation
DOWN
1. Survive
2. __ about;
approximately
3. “The King __”
4. Make inoperable
5. Overseas
6. Inconsiderate one
7. Leave quickly
8. __ board
9. On fire
10. Pillage
11. Not-too-popular
U. S. agcy.
12. Generation
13. To be in Spain
21. Cows
22. Avid
25. Blake of
“Gunsmoke”
26. Uses one of
the senses
27. Penetrate
28. Moves smoothly
29. Bigot
30. Word with who or when
31. Horseman
33. Motorists’ obstructions
34. Extra
36. Whip
39. __ to; serve
43. Hemmed in by
45. Head: colloq.
47. Incompetent
50. Catches some Zs
52. Nourish
53. Svelte
54. Vigorous
55. Cool one’s heels
56. Perry Mason’s creator
57. Car blemish
58. Mornings, for short
59. Felon
60. Numerical prefix
Honoring
All Those Who Served
VETERANS DAY
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NOVEMBER 11