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JULY 2021 PAGE 2
SUNSHINE NEWS II
July 2021 Jennifer Szakacs Strohl, CTRS
Director of Life Enrichment
(Funded by Lehigh County taxpayers dollars)
Kerry Magliane
PUBLISHED MONTHLY Coordinator of Volunteer Services
CEDARBROOK SENIOR CARE AND REHAB
350 S. CEDARBROOK ROAD
ALLENTOWN, PA 18104 Chaplain Fred Bartholomew,
Chaplain Philip Baker
(610) 395-3727 Fax: (610) 395-0412 Faith Services
Hotline: 610-336-9604
Jason Cumello, MBA, NHA
Director/Administrator
When writing to share positive
comments, complaints, or suggestions
Do you have a problem? A question? for improvement, please include your
Is something bothering you? name and contact information. We
Come talk to us about it – so we can solve it for you. take your comments seriously, and we
may need to ask questions, and of
Our doors are open to you . . . course, we’ll want to share with you
Michelle Julian, RN, BSN, MS, NHA the action taken to address your
Assistant Administrator concerns.
Dr. Gruer, MD
Medical Director
David Crook
Chief Financial Officer
Michelle Reichard It’s all about
Financial Services Office Manager
Teresa Samuels, RN, BSN, CNDLTC C.H.O.I.C.E.S.
Director of Nursing Services at Cedarbrook Nursing Homes
Donna Pendrak, RN
Assistant Director of Nursing Services A Community with Heart Offering
Individualized Care and Excellent Service.
Ed Fernandes
Director of Facilities
Ricardo Cintado NURSING HOME HOTLINE
Director of Environmental Services 610-336-9604
Karen Carr
Director of Dining Services If you have a question, concern, or complaint,
Kristen Morstatt which you believe has not been satisfactorily
Resident Assessment Coordinator addressed by our staff, feel free to call our
Administrative Hotline. Our Hotline can also
Keisha McCollin-Bulluck be used to report suspected fraud, waste and
Human Resources Administrator abuse in accordance with the federal Deficit
Reduction Act of 2005. The Hotline number is
Brent Bowman posted throughout the facility. An Administra-
Assistant Human Resources Administrator tive Assistant will take calls, or you can record
Troy Brenneman a message when no one is available. Please
Director of Rehab follow the instructions when leaving a
recorded message. Your call is confidential,
Social Service/Admissions but you do need to provide your name and
Debbie Smitreski, Jami Cooper, Heather Jaeger,
telephone number, in case we need to contact
Rhett Palushock, Mouna Zaghtiti, Michline Nastah you for more information, and to inform you
George Abdouche of the action taken. You can report Fraud,
Waste and Abuse to the Lehigh County Ethics
Gabe Robinson Hotline at 610-782-3999. This information is
Director of Social Services confidential and caller may remain
Jackie Mistiszyn anonymous.
Director of Business Development/Admissions
JULY 2021 PAGE 3
Red, White, and Blue
Red and white are few
But plenty of stars are in view
50 stars—one for each state—
July is the month of the Big Bang’s & That will commemorate the date
booms of the year Old Glory flies everywhere
Puppies & kitty cats cower in fear She’s here and She’s there
There are parties & picnics everywhere We salute her again on July 4th
galore How proud we are to have such a me-
People are so happy to be outdoors mento of our freedom.
Grills are smoking with chicken & steak
Mom made the salads to give Grandma a Written and Submitted by Bev Dawson
break A first grade teacher was teaching her
The kids are bust shooting cannons & class the Pledge to the flag and told
keeping on the run them to place their hand over their
If your back yard has a pool heart when they said it. Everyone did
You’re sure glad that you’re out of school it correctly but Timmy. He placed his
Friends will come over & you will play hand on his heiney cheek. When
lots of games asked why he said “Every time
You will look forward to next year & Grandma comes to visit, she pats me
more of the same on the heiney cheek and says “Bless
As things wind down & day turns to your little heart” and my Grandma
night wouldn’t lie.
The puppies & kitties are still full of
fright Written and Submitted by Kay Mohr
The little ones could sure use a nap
But the fireworks start& they climb on
Dad’s lap Dear Volunteers,
There goes a starburst they shout out with Covid 19 sure did hit us hard
glee It is only now that we can go out in the
“Mommy, Mommy, did you see” yard. The cheer up cards you sent so often
Soon the rockets with color are over & all truly helped our nerves & gripes to soften.
you hear is boom, boom, boom Each resident here knew that you care by
Ringing in you ear the way you took time to share. Your talents
But I bet that July 4th is still a favorite are many, & the cards you sent too. So from
holiday of the year. all the residents I send a great big THANK
YOU!
Written and Submitted by Jean Larison
Written and Submitted by Jean Larison
President of Resident Council
JULY 2021 PA GE 4
WE APPRECIATE THAT FAMILIES
WANT TO SHARE PARTY TREATS
WITH THEIR LOVED ONES’ ROOM-
MATES AND FRIENDS. UNFORTU-
NATELY, MANY OF OUR RESIDENTS
HAVE SPECIAL DIETARY NEEDS.
BEFORE GIVING FOOD TO OUR
RESIDENTS, PLEASE CHECK WITH
EVALLAN CARAS JULY 02 THE NURSE TO SEE IF IT IS
DOLLY DREISBACH JULY 02 ALLOWED.
YOLANDA HONSEL JULY 02
KATHLEEN OMARA JULY 02
JOHN SCHURDAK JULY 02 THANK YOU
JEAN WEBSTER JULY 02
ARLENE RUMBLE JULY 03
MARILYN BYBEE JULY 04
ROBERT CHRISTMAN JULY 04
ELIAS COSIC JULY 05
CAROL SHIPWASH JULY 05
GRETE WREDE JULY 05
CATHERINE YOUNG JULY 07 Lois Czechkowski
ANNA GIEDL JULY 08
RONALD HACKER JULY 09 Kathleen Stephen
MADELINE BARRETT JULY 09 Arline Smith
GEORGE BORSCHEL JULY 09
GEORGE WEISER JULY 11 Howard Hoffert
MARIA VALERIO JULY 12 Frank Rider
SANDRA LONGENBACH JULY 13
DONNA WALTERS JULY 13 Ronald Hacker
ROSE GALLO JULY 14 Calvin Schaefer
JOAN BARTHOLOMEW JULY 15
GLORIA GURKA JULY 15 Geraldine Deily
EVA KUNKEL JULY 16
WENDY AMATO JULY 17
VIRGINIA GOWER JULY 17
WILFREDO CEBOLLERO JULY 19
LINDA DEWALT JULY 19
PATRICIA HECKMAN JULY 21
GOLDIE REISS JULY 22
LENNIA KUTZ JULY 23
JERRY MINNICH JULY 23
JEAN SCHMOYER JULY 23
NANCY KLINE JULY 24
MICHAEL KLECKNER JULY 25
CECILE GARDNER JULY 26
KAY MOHR JULY 29
DAVID LAURY JULY 30
JOCELYN PEIFER JULY 31
JULY 2021 PAG E 5
*John Hancock had the biggest signature
on the Declaration of Independence.
*John Adams held the first Fourth of Ju-
ly party at the White House.
*John Hancock was the first person to
sign the Declaration of Independence.
*2.5 million people lived in America on
July 4th, 1776.
*Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey
named as the national bird.
*”When in the course of human events”
are the first words of the Declaration of
Independence.
*Three presidents who signed the Decla-
ration of Independence died on July 4th.
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both
died on July 4th, 1826. James Monroe
died five years later on July 4th, 1831.
*The very first 4th of July fireworks
took place in Philadelphia in 1777.
*The 4th of July became a federal
holiday in 1870.
Submitted by Bev Dawson
JULY 2021 PAGE 6
Independence Day, is a holiday in the United States commemorating the Declaration of Independence of
the United States, on July 4, 1776. The Continental Congress declared that the thirteen American colonies
were no longer subject to Great Britain, and its King George III. They were now united, free, and inde-
pendent states. The Day is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, barbeques, picnics, concerts,
family reunions, political speeches, and ceremonies. In addition to these, various other public and private
events celebrating the history and government of the US occur.
We need to be independent in order to survive in our culture and world. Learning to support ourselves is
fundamental for any success we ever hope to achieve. Humanly speaking, we only have ourselves to fall
back on, so it is exceedingly important to handle things on our own.
In this modern world of many amenities, we have come to depend on many things whether we notice it or
not. We depend on electricity in our homes to run out appliances, we depend on our employer to give us
our paycheck and we sometimes even depend on Google to give us the right answers.
According to an online dictionary to ‘depend’ means to place reliance or trust in. The fact is that we de-
pend on many things and many people for our survival, however, unfortunately at any time those things
or those people can fail us.
Unfortunately, people are going to let us down. And being disappointed is a part of being human. But we
still have to put our trust on others, because really what choice do we have? No one is an island and we
have to work with others in order to complete many tasks.
But who we actually depend on could be the difference between constant stress and frustration or peace
and harmony? Really, the only person who we can depend on 100% is God. Why? Because He always
shows up, he always does what is best for us and He is always trustworthy.
Depending on God back to believing in God. We have faith in that God is going to keep His promises. We
trust that all of God’s plans will be fulfilled in our lives. Trust and faith are the pillars of dependence on
God. We already depend on God for many things. We depend on Him to give us the breath to live another
day, we depend on Him to give us strength for the day and we depend on Him for protection. In Philip-
pians 4:6 we read, “In everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your re-
quests me made known to God” and in 1 Peter 1:14, “As obedient children, do not be con-
formed to the passions of your former way of life”. Both verses show depending on God is simple,
yet takes some practice. Here are two practical ways to depend on God
1. Practice prayer– Prayer is talking with God, through Jesus Christ. It is us having a conversation with
the Father of all creation. Through prayer we are actively depending on God to hear and answer. We
are building a relationship with Him and therefore we will be more inclined to depend upon Him.
2. Practice obedience– The word of God (the Bible) is living and is capable of changing anyone. Many
times, we find ourselves in situations that we’re not supposed to be in because we refused to depend
upon God. Obedience can be difficult at times, especially if we have prolonged sinful habits. But by
practicing obedience to God’s word, we are depending on Him to help us be faithful.
Dependence starts by acknowledging Almighty God as the owner of everything, and the controller of every
circumstance. Nothing is impossible with God, and everything is within His reach. So, let’s celebrate!
Our part is to trust and obey, and His part is to do the rest. Happy Dependence Day!
Chaplain Fred Bartholomew
Cedarbrook Allentown
JULY 2021 P AGE 7 “Sometimes people are beautiful not in looks, not in what they say. Just in what they are.” -Markus Zusak “Do onto others as you would do have them do onto you.” -Marilyn Barker “I want to live to see my grandchildren graduate.” -Kathleen O’mara “No matter what my age — I can learn.” -Elma Mae Uhle “To love one another is the easiest thing you can do.” -Elma Mae Uhle “In times of trouble, try to smile.” -Elma Mae Uhle
JULY 2021 PAGE 8
CEDARBROOK VOLUNTEERS ARE
VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE
WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS
Cedarbrook volunteers sparkle more than July 4th fireworks! They also create the same amount of
excitement with our residents. When a volunteer enters the room our residents and staff light up as
their day is brightened by our amazing volunteers. We are truly grateful for your help and support.
I hope everyone is able to take some time to relax and enjoy the beautiful, sunny days and the fire-
works in the night sky. Remember all those who gave of their lives, to make our lives better. Have
a happy Independence Day
Exciting News
Cedarbrook activities and programs are beginning to reopen. Yes, this means that fully
vaccinated volunteers may return. This includes student volunteers. Please contact the vol-
unteer office to set up a date/time for your return. Welcome back, we’ve missed you!!!
Volunteers Needed
Family Visit Helpers – We need volunteers to assist our staff with Family Visits. Volunteers
would help the staff with greeting the visitors, getting residents to and from their units, and sanitiz-
ing the visit area. Volunteers would sign up for a 2 hour shift. We need volunteers: Monday,
Wednesday, or Friday, 9:30-4:30. This will be a great help to our residents, their families, and
staff. If you are interested please contact the Volunteer Office right away to sign up.
Gift Shop Clerk – We need a Cashier in our sweet little gift shop Tuesdays, 1:00-4:30. Training
provided. Our residents love having a chance to shop for snacks and gifts.
Transport Assistant – Help the Cedarbrook staff transport our wheelchair residents to enter-
tainment, games, faith services, and other activities in our buildings. Most shifts are weekdays,
1:45-3:45. Any assistance you can provide will be a great help.
Games, Coloring, and Activity Helpers – Do you like to play games (Bingo, Pinochle, etc.), do
coloring, do crafts, or other activities?? Cedarbrook is looking for volunteers to come on a weekly
basis to assist with these type of activities. Call today and let us know what you are interested in
helping with and your availability.
As we bring volunteers back in to Cedarbrook, there will be a training packet for everyone to
complete. This will help us all keep up-to-date. Please contact Kerry if you are ready to return
and need your training packet. Thank you.
We are looking forward to seeing everyone soon. Kerry Magliane, Volunteer Coordinator, 610-336-
5684 kerrymagliane@lehighcounty.org
JULY 2021 PA GE 9
Cheesy Cheddar Broccoli Casserole
Caprese Garlic Bread
Ingredients
1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream Ingredients
of mushroom soup, undiluted 1 load ciabatta bread
1 cup sour cream 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, softened
1-1/2 cups shredded sharp cheddar 2 cloves garlic, minced
cheese, divided 1 tbsp. freshly chopped parsley
1 can (6 ounces) French-fried onions, di- Kosher salt
vided Freshly ground black pepper
2 packages (16 ounces each) frozen broc- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
coli florets, thawed 1 tbsp. honey
1 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella
Directions 2 large tomatoes, sliced
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. In a large 1 tbsp.,. Extra-virgin olive oil, for drizzling
sauce pan, combine soup, sour cream, 1 2 tbsp. thinly sliced basil, for garnish
cup cheese and 1-1/4 cups onions; heat
through over medium, stirring until Directions
blended, 4-5 minutes. Stir in broccoli. 1. Preheat oven to 350° and place ciabatta
Transfer to a greased 2-qt. baking dish. cut-sides up on a large baking sheet.
Bake, uncovered, until bubbly, 25-30 2. In a medium bowl, stir together butter,
minutes. Sprinkle with the remaining garlic, and parsley and season with salt
cheese and onions. Bake until cheese is and pepper. Spread on ciabatta halves
and bake until golden, 15 to 20 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, simmer
July 4th S’mores Dip balsamic vinegar and honey, stirring oc-
casionally, until reduced by half, 8 to 10
Ingredients minutes (glaze should be thick enough to
4 sheets Hershey’s chocolate coat back of a spoon). Let cool.
19 marshmallows 4. Top toasted ciabatta with mozzarella and
1 cup water tomatoes and bake until cheese is melty,
1 cup red, white, and blue sanding sugar 5 to 10 minutes more.
Graham crackers, for serving Drizzle garlic bread with oil and balsamic
glaze, garnish with basil, and slice.
Directions
Preheat oven to 450 degrees
In a square glass pan, place a layer of Hershey’s to
cover the bottoms of the pan.
Dip 5 marshmallows in water and roll them in the blue
sanding sugar. Place on parchment to dry.
Repeat this process to make 6 red marshmallows and 8
white marshmallows.
Using kitchen shears, cut each marshmallow in half.
Place marshmallows cut side down on the chocolate to
form a flag.
Bake for 8-10 minutes and serve with graham crackers
JULY 2021 PAGE 10
Employee Department Years Employee Department Years
Michelle Persing Nursing Office 38 Leane Kratzer Medical 6
Records
Jody Schwartz Nursing 36 Tammy Beidler Facilities 5
Sherry Geiger Nursing 31 Maria Nunez Nursing 5
Martha Rhim Nursing 30 Zachary Cutlip Environmental 4
Dawn Allison Nursing 28 Jennifer Kresley Nursing 3
Carol Johnson Nursing 21 Antoinette Hedglin Nursing 3
Lillian Pintos Nursing Office 21 Melissa Lebeduik Ed Services 3
Patricia Lilly Nursing Office 21 Brandy Rodriguez Nursing 2
Shirley Financial 21 Maribel Depena Nursing 2
Fenstermaker
Corinia Crable Nursing 20 Myriame Joseph Nursing 1
Tanya Belinda Nursing 18 Vivian Vasey Administration 1
Josh Yost Environmental 16
Johanny Checo Nursing 13
Danielle Ruth Nursing 9JULY 2021 PAGE 11 Summer time comes and goes all too quickly. The hot summer months are upon us and the thunderstorms are approaching. Some people love thunder- storms where others don’t. Some people find them terrifying where others find them soothing. Time flies when you are actively working on things. July comes with fireworks, parties, the American colors, vacations, and so many other things. There’s nothing like sitting on the patio or balcony and watch- ing the Fourth of July fireworks in the night sky. It’s always debatable on what city, town, or state puts on the best fireworks show. Ice cold beverages and ice cream treats at night sitting with your family and reminiscing on the days where you would go swimming or go to the amusement park. Looking back on past vacations, people travel all over the world. There are so many vacation spots like Disney World or Land in Florida and California, Univer- sal Studios, beaches, tropical locations like Hawaii or the Bahamas. The list could go on forever. Sitting around the campfire when you would go camp- ing and making s’mores or telling ghost stories or funny stories. Swimming in lakes or ponds because there was no pool nearby. Summer is here and the hot days are upon us. Trying to stay cool is some- thing to try to accomplish.
JULY 2021 PAGE 12 LIFE ENRICHMENT NEWS! Hi everyone! I’d like to finally take the opportunity to introduce myself to you all. My name is Jenn Szakacs (Say-Catch) Strohl, and I’m the new Director of Life Enrichment. I’ve been super busy these past 3 months trying to learn all of the ins and outs of Cedarbrook and have been lucky enough to have your past director, Alice Christman and current Assistant Director of Life Enrich- ment, Kaitlyn Beisel helping me along the way. Wow!... is there a lot to know! A little bit about myself… I’m a graduate of East Stroudsburg University and hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Recreation & Leisure Services Management with concentrations in both therapeutic and commercial recreation. I’m certified through NCTRC as a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist and have been working in the field for 29 years. I actually worked here at Cedarbrook in 1993- 1995 in the TR Department! My role here now is just ‘a bit’ differ- ent. I’m originally from Lehighton, PA but now live with my family in Jim Thorpe. My husband’s name is Jerry, and I have 3 awesome kids named Abriel (soon 16), Alexis (soon 14), and Jackson (9.5~ can’t forget the ½!) They certainly keep me busy outside of work. We love to travel, camp and visit our 2nd home in Florida when we can. Oh, and I can’t forget to tell you about our English Bulldog, Bugsy Smalls (who is 2 ½) and our Silkese, Miss Vivienne Jewel (who is 8 years old.) Maybe someday, you all can meet them. I hope to get the chance to meet everyone at some of the upcoming entertain- ers and groups. It’s a slow go at trying to get back to doing all the things we’ve been missing this past year and a half but I’m confident that we’ll get there. I’m pretty easy to get along with and am available if you’d ever like to talk. Until then… stay safe, keep busy and be happy!
JULY 2021 PAGE 13
Wireless access to the Internet is now
available at Cedarbrook-Allentown and
Cedarbrook-Fountain Hill. Residents with
wireless devices such as laptops, note-
books, tablets (Kindle, Nook, etc) may
request access through their Social Worker
or Therapeutic Recreation Aide. Our PC
Specialist will assign a unique username
and password, which must be kept
confidential. Visitors may request access
at the switchboard. Usernames and pass-
words for visitors will automatically expire
after three days.
Welcome to the official Cedarbrook
website, designed to inform Lehigh County
residents - and the world at large - about
the quality services and operations
provided here. It also offers dropdowns for
both Allentown and Fountain Hill locations,
with directions, departmental listings and
the newsletters, posted every month. On
the home page are slider segments that
promote the institution and that will change
from time to time. A highlight of the front
page is the “Ratings & Reviews” section at
the bottom where Cedarbrook users can
submit their opinions on the quality of
services. Please visit the site often, and
please let your family and friends know
about it.
www.cedarbrookseniorcare.com is
copyrighted by Cedarbrook Senior Care &
Rehab.JULY 2021 PAGE 14
is located in the Financial Department.
Many items await the claim of their right-
ful owner. If you think what you have
“lost” may have been “found”, please talk
to your social worker or stop by.
Any residents having difficulties with their
equipment such as lights, radios, wheel-
chairs, beds, etc., please contact your unit
clerk, nursing staff, or charge nurse on
unit to send a work order to Facilities for
repairs.
ADVISOR JENNIFER SZAKACS-STROHL
EDITOR/FORMAT DE- PEGGY BUNDRA/EMILY STROHL
SIGN
COPY EDITOR MEL FEJES
PHOTOS MICHELE AYELLO
MARGIE EVERETT
MARY ANN MILLER
NANCY BREY
ELMAMAE UHLE
JEAN LARISON
MARY SNYDER
BEVERLY DAWSON
KAREN SNYDER
KAY MOHRJULY 2021 PAGE 15
JULY 2021 PAGE 16
Tips for Keeping
Your Money and
Valuables Safe
MAY
Although we discourage residents from
keeping money and valuables in their William Wehinger
room, we realize that many of you will
choose to do so. Therefore, we would Encarnacion Antonsanti
like to offer these tips to help you keep
your money and valuables safe from
loss or theft. Since you have access to Pricilla Jones
the money in your account during
normal business hours Monday through
Friday, we suggest that you only Florence Solt
withdraw the amount you need for
immediate use. If you need larger sums Grace Zellner
of money for gifts or to reimburse your
family members for purchases made on
your behalf, we suggest that you Elaine Hause
contact Financial Services to arrange for
payment by check. If you choose to
keep money and valuables in your Joan Derr
room, we highly recommend that you
secure such items in the locked drawer Norma Jamison
of your bedside cabinet. Keep your key
with you, or keep your key out of sight
in a safe place. As soon as you realize Althea Bowman
that your money or property is missing,
it is important to report it immediately
to the Charge Nurse. Cedarbrook will Joyce Schrammel
not assume responsibility for replacing
missing property kept by residents on Donna Kokolis
their person or in their room. However,
we will take action to investigate, and
to try to recover your property if Frank Weiser
possible. Finally, we ask that you help
us maintain a current inventory of your
personal property. Any property that
you purchase or receive during your
stay should be added to your Valuables
Received After Admission Form, includ-
ing a description of the property. This
information is essential when trying to
locate missing items.July 2 021 * P ro gr a m s a re s ub j ec t t o c h an ge *
B o l d e d p ro g r a m s a re i n a u d i t o r i u m
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
JULY 2021
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10 a.m.-11a.m.: 2 p.m.-3:30p.m.: 2:15 p.m.:
Color and Chat Pinochle Chuck Rissmiller
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2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: House 2:15 p.m. 10 a.m.-11 a.m.: 2 p.m.– 3:30 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.:
Church Steve Walker Bingo on Channel 22 Bible Study Color and Chat Pinochle Barry Warren
(Outside)
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2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: House 2;15 p.m.: 10 a.m.-11a.m.: 2p.m.-3:30p.m.: 2:15 p.m.:
Church Resident Council Bingo on Channel 22 Bible Study Color and Chat Pinochle Patrice Hawthorne
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2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: House 2:15 p.m.: 10 a.m.-11a.m.: 2 p.m.-3:30 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.:
Church The Exes Bingo on Channel 22 Bible Study Color and Chat Pinochle Steve Pallack
(Outside)
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2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.: 10 a.m.-11 a.m.: 2 p.m.– 3:30 p.m.: 2:15 p.m.:
Church Glen Kakowski House Bingo on Chan- Bible Study Color and Chat Pinochle Pamm and Steve
(Outside) nel 22JULY 2021 PAGE 18 Madeline Barrett was born and raised in New York. Rose Gallo was a She had one child. Maddie dedicated house wife worked at various places whom cooked, gar- including Hess’s and Ma- dened, and cared for cy’s. Maddie didn’t retire her family. She al- until she was 93 years old! ways has a sense of She is turning 100 this humor even at age 99. month and she is excited. This July she will be She loves to go shopping celebrating her 100th and talk with her friends birthday. and family.
County of Lehigh Cedarbrook Nursing Homes 350 S. Cedarbrook Road Allentown, PA 18104
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