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WINTER/SPRING 2016
HAPPENINGS
Seacrest Village Retirement Communities Senior Living in the Jewish tradition
Photography by Bob Ross
Women's Auxiliary 38th Annual Gala: Silver Screen, p.9–10
HAPPENINGS FROM THE CHAIR
A Publication of Len Gregory
Seacrest Village Chair, Board of Trustees
Retirement Communities Seacrest Village Retirement Communities
WINTER/SPRING 2016
Len Gregory
Chair
Hildegarde Beyor
Vice Chair This month I will be getting my Medicare Card. There is nothing particularly remarkable
about that other than the astonishing speed at which I arrived at this age. The notable
Jonathan Halberg
Vice Chair thing is how much company I have in reaching sixty-five. From January, 2011 to January,
2030 over 10,000 Baby Boomers a day will retire. Currently there are approximately 44
Jeffrey Platt
Treasurer
million Americans 65 and older. That will double by 2050.
David Gilbert That creates lots of challenges and opportunities.
Secretary
The greatest challenge revolves around the fact that my generation, wanting to live life to
Devin Chodorow
President, Guardians of San Diego its fullest, by and large didn’t do a very good job saving for retirement. It didn’t help that
the defined benefit plans that many of our parents had disappeared and we were left with
Mary Epsten
President, Women’s Auxiliary
rather slim 401k accounts. Add to that we are living longer. In this country at the age of 65,
men can anticipate living another 18 years, and women another 20. Clearly we are going to
Pam Ferris
be financially squeezed as the years go by.
President/CEO
The Melvin Garb Foundation
At Seacrest Village we have a terrific model offering four levels of care: independent living,
Presidential Chair
assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing. While outstanding in its current form it is
Robin P. Israel, MPA also limited in how many seniors it can physically serve with its two campuses in Encinitas
Chief Foundation Officer,
Seacrest Foundation and Poway.
Arthur & Sophie Brody
Philanthropy Chair Our great opportunity in the future will be not only to continue offering the housing and
healthcare services we currently do but at the same time developing new options for
Bradley A. Blose, CPA
Vice President the tremendous number of people that will want our help. The Baby Boomers fancied
Alan Wexler Finance Chair communal living in their teens and twenties. Perhaps we will help them return to such
Kathy Sanger, PHR forms of living in their senior years. Boomers, like so many others, also largely want to
Vice President of Human Resources remain in their homes. Through technology and an array of services, we will find ways to
help them do so.
Carolyn Brooking
Director of Philanthropy/Editor
Along with other advancements, I am pleased and proud to announce a new strategic
Melanie Hoff plan with Seacrest Foundation. As you will read on page 3, I join Sylvia Geffen in the
Senior Donor Services Advisor
announcement of our future work together and the appointment of Robin Israel as Chief
Shona Borevitz Foundation Officer.
Foundation Events Manager
Now that I have “arrived” I no longer consider aging an abstract concept. I am energized to
Jon Schwartz
Director of Community Relations be a part of Seacrest Village where we are conducting a “Visioning Process” to determine
what the San Diego Hebrew Homes can be for our community in the future. I look forward
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Design & Production to sharing the results of our process in a few months. •
Warm regards,
OUR MISSION
Seacrest Village Retirement
Communities provides services to
seniors in a Jewish environment
that promotes community,
independence and innovation.
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A MESSAGE A MESSAGE
from the from the
President Rabbi
Pam Ferris, President/CEO Rabbi Patti Haskell,
The Melvin Garb Foundation Seacrest Village Retirement
Presidential Chair, Seacrest Communities
Village Retirement Communities
Music plays an important
For the past 72 years the San Diego Hebrew Homes has been a part in the lives of Seacrest residents. Many love the evening
leader in providing quality senior housing and healthcare services concerts that Life Enrichment engages for their entertainment.
in a Jewish environment to our San Diego Community. From our Others come to Shabbat and holiday services for the familiarity
humble beginnings of serving 10 seniors in a small residential of inspirational songs and chanting. There is also a chorus of
home on 4th Avenue to serving over 350 seniors today at our two residents who meet weekly to raise their own voices in song.
Seacrest Village Campuses which encompass four levels of care,
Debbie Friedman was the Reform Movement’s lyricist and
one might have thought, “It would have been enough.”
composer whose lovely voice and the hope of future songs
Three years ago, in response to the growing demand for services from her inspired talent died five years ago (with her death). She
to be provided to those in their own homes, Seacrest embarked was and is known and loved by many of our residents. Some
on a new endeavor to create Seacrest at Home, a separate not-for- residents knew her personally, others saw and heard her in
profit non-medical home care agency. This program continues concert, and many join in and sing along when we include her
to grow and we’re pleased to be able to bring services to people music in services.
wherever they call home. Again, one might have thought, “It
would have been enough. “ Shortly before her death, Friedman put out a CD of music for
morning worship (“One People”). Included in it is a song adapted
Seacrest Village at Encinitas very recently opened the Sam & Rose
from Psalm 30, “Mourning into Dancing.” Consider these lyrics:
Stein Center to provide adult day services for those with mild
cognitive impairment or early stages of dementia. We believe You turn my mourning into dancing
the provision of adult day services and home care will play a vital So that my soul might sing to You
role in helping seniors remain in their own homes, very often So that my soul sing to You,
the number one priority for older adults. Again, one might have And it not be still.
thought, “It would have been enough.” O God, my God, forever I will thank You.
O God, my God, forever I will thank You,
The tremendous growth and demands of older adults has created
one of the biggest shifts in the 21st century and a tremendous focus O’d’kah. (I always will give thanks)
on aging services. “Baby Boomers” are booming, seniors are living So many residents who I’ve spoken with have done just what
longer, healthcare costs are rising, and books such as Being Mortal by the first verse says. They have, with the help of The Infinite One,
Atul Guwande, MD are becoming New York Times best sellers. turned their sorrows into comfort, joy, and even dancing. And
A New York Times article recently quoted a report by the Centers they sing. They sing with their hearts and souls. When we meet
for Disease Control and Prevention, which states “the number to talk about gratitude they express gratefulness not only for
of Americans age 100 and older is up by 44 percent since 2000. their families, but also for Seacrest. Seacrest is truly home for so
There were 72,197 of them in 2014.” Our ten centurions residing at many. Here they have made new and lasting friendships. My
Seacrest Village definitely account for part of this growth. heart filled with awe as I watched two women of very different
For these reasons and more, the leadership of Seacrest recognizes backgrounds meet and become the closest of friends. It feels
that even with the great strides that have been made in our 72 year to them as if they have known one another from childhood.
history, it simply isn’t enough. We understand it is incumbent upon One told me that the moment they met she opened her arms
us to determine how Seacrest and its various entities will respond to to this new woman in a way she never had before, to this day
what many call the Silver Tsunami, a term referring to the exponential not understanding what drew her to do so. I can envision her
growth of the aging Baby Boomers, a tidal wave of them. singing these words:
To that end, we are currently engaged in a visioning and strategic I ask that You be gracious
planning process that includes the valuable input of our various And hear me Adonai.
stakeholders, residents, staff, families, community and lay I have called to You to help me,
leaders. This vital process will enable us to consider, evaluate and You've supported me with joy.
ultimately determine our priorities and path for the future. O God, my God, forever I will thank You.
As we puzzle the statistics, we're finding how to best serve the O God, my God, forever I will thank you,
aging population. Rest assured we are planning carefully so we O’d’kah (I always will give thanks).
can embrace the Silver Tsunami coming our way. • Friendship is the lyrics, home the tune.
And gratitude lives on in both. •
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SEACREST FOUNDATION
Sylvia Geffen, President, Seacrest Foundation
Sylvia Geffen, President
Seacrest Foundation
According to the Administration on Aging, “the older population—persons 65 years OFFICERS
or older—numbered 44.7 million in 2013 (the latest year for which data is available). Sylvia Geffen
They represented 14.1% of the U.S. population, about one in every seven Americans. President
By 2060, there will be about 98 million older persons, more than twice their number
Evan Stone
in 2013. People 65+ represented 14.1% of the population in the year 2013 and are
Vice President
expected to grow to be 21.7% of the population by 2040.”
Dina Moskowitz
Secretary
Since 1944 San Diego Hebrew Homes has been providing housing and healthcare
for our Jewish community. Over the years new campuses and service options have Michael Berlin
evolved. Today there are two unique campuses, a home care agency and a newly Treasurer
opened senior day care center. BOARD MEMBERS
David Ellman
With all of these housing options and services available comes the need to increase Robert Haimsohn
the funds raised to support the ever-growing requests. As a community we must ask Robin Weiner
ourselves what is being done to assure that there are housing and healthcare options
available for those who require them. For certain we must work together to ensure Robin P. Israel, MPA
the future of Jewish aging in San Diego. Chief Foundation Officer
Arthur & Sophie Brody
Philanthropy Chair
I am pleased to share with you that Seacrest Foundation is aware of the growing
demands and is working strategically to meet them. I am also very proud to share
with you that Robin Israel, who has a long-time tenure with Seacrest Village, has
been appointed the Chief Foundation Officer of the Seacrest Foundation. Robin will
work closely with the Seacrest Foundation Board as well as the leadership of Seacrest
Village Retirement Communities, Seacrest at Home, and Guardians of San Diego,
making sure that each entity can fulfill its mission. Seacrest Foundation will now serve
as the fundraising body for each organization named above; the sole purpose of the The following bequest
Seacrest Foundation is to raise funds for these entities. was made to Seacrest
We are welcoming the greatest number of aging adults in history; what wisdom and
Village between
goodness they bring to the younger generations. How fortunate we are to have the July 1, 2015 and
ability to care for them as they so deserve.
January 31, 2016:
On behalf of the Board of Seacrest Foundation I thank you for your support. •
Leah Shapov Trust
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RESIDENT'S CORNER MAD HATTER’S TEA PARTY!
Some very talented residents and staff entertained and We had the most wonderful tea party with all the Alice in
enlightened us with their skills, talents and abilities. From Wonderland characters to entertain and amuse. Residents
singing, dancing, dramatic readings, Kung Fu and more, from every level of care came to the party in the Chodorow
we thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon program. • Synagogue. They were served a delicious variety of teas,
along with sweet and savory treats. Everyone had a most
delightful time! •
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LEGACY OF CARING
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Efrem Fudim Leah Karp
Martha & Gerry Mandel Bryna Haber
Pam & Walter Ferris
Kathy & Kent Sanger Saul Glickman Ida Kaufman
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Helen Feltscher
Al & Beverly Mutchnik
Martha & Gerry Mandel Marilyn Fishman
Carole & Abe Wilson
Carl Margulies
Shirley Glickman Helen Rosenberg
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Josef Seller
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Trudie Bohm Pauline Singer
Dave Alpert
Celia & Harry Felzer Eleanore Waxman
Gloria Behar
Marilyn Fishman Barbara Wise
Martha & Gerry Mandel
Joan Frosh
Alice Morawetz
Rochelle Kerman Charlotte Koblenz
Geoffrey Alpert Trudi Kranitz Lillian Willis
Dave Alpert Renee Levine
Martha & Gerry Mandel Connie Korn
Stan Alpert Carl Margulies Martha & Gerry Mandel
Dave Alpert Anita Reiner Renee Levine
Rita Rosenberg
Tom Alpert Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert
Edna Rosenthal
Dave Alpert
Inge Schwartz Suzanne Martin
Barbara Appleby Josef Seller Martha & Gerry Mandel
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Ida Shreiber
Susan Sobel Barbara Meyers
Gloria Behar Tess Steinberg Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Ruth Strauss Martha & Gerry Mandel
Eleanore Waxman
Pat Benatar Alice Morawetz
Claire Winer
Martha & Gerry Mandel Dave Alpert
Stuart Goodman Renee Levine
Sondra & Robert Berk Martha & Gerry Mandel Martha & Gerry Mandel
Nomi Feldman
Al Gottschalk Lucy Muller
Lillian Braverman Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Ellen & Anthony Sacks
Martha & Gerry Mandel
Bernie Gross Eve Rosenberg
Sybil Brown Susan Sobel Gloria Behar
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Claire Winer
Renee Levine Edna Rosenthal
Carole Hall Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert
Barbara Diamond Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Renee Levine
Martha & Gerry Mandel
Agnes Herman Muriel Roston
Bernice Faintuch Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Susan & Harold Small
Jane & John Ploetz
Robin Israel Josef Rozenberg
Esther Fischer Lorna & Stuart Goodman Sue Hoffman
Harriet Schuman Rabbi Patti Haskell
Dee Rudolph
Bertha Fox Sheryl & Jerry Portnoy
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert
Ann & Albert Gottschalk Susan Sobel
Renee Levine
Ida Shreiber
Hedva Suprun Inge Schwartz
Claire Winer Martha & Gerry Mandel
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July 1, 2015 – January 31, 2016
Josef Seller Carol Goodman
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Norma & Werner Dreifuss
Leah Shovers Lorna Goodman
Gloria Pushker Trudi Kranitz
Gloria Pushker
Ida Shreiber Susan Sobel
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Kaddish For My Family
Kent Sanger Helen Friedman
Susan Sobel Rabbi Patti Haskell
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Kathy & Kent Sanger
Ruth & Myron Solwitz
Melanie Hoff
Natalie Berez
Ann Spector
Phyllis & Howard Levin Ruth Strauss Lee M. Sangor Yahrzeit
Renee Levine Joy & Fred Lane
Ruth Strauss Vivian Rich
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Jonathan Schwartz
Renee Levine Ellen & Anthony Sacks
IN HONOR OF
Hedva Suprun Yiskor
Dave Alpert
Martha & Gerry Mandel Mark Haiman, USMC (Ret.)
Claire Winer
Reva Sweet Yiskor
Sondra & Robert Berk
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Tess Steinberg
Bryna Haber
Sidney Vogel Juliet York
Brad Blose Presentation &
Ida Kaufman Kathy & Kent Sanger
Community Involvement
Marjory Kaplan &
Zeni White MAZAL TOV
Jewish Community Foundation
Hedy & Rabbi Ralph Dalin
Mike & Lauren Dolinka Marriage
Debbie & Sol Kempinski Ellen & Ingram Chodorow Jacqueline Fagan
Bebe Winer Melanie Hoff
Birth of Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Fish Son,
Susan Sobel Mel Cohn Bentley Nicholas
Marilyn Colby Trudi Kranitz
Claire Winer
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Pam Ferris Ilene Kranitz-Fish New Grandson
Martha & Gerry Mandel Jill Mendlen Susan Sobel
Bertie Woolf Irene Kranitz-Fish Trudi Kranitz Great Grandson
Nicola & Jonathan Borok Susan Sobel Susan Sobel
Gussie Zaks Sylvia Geffen Jon Schwartz & Tammy Sacks
Ellen & Ernie Addleson Karen Coleman Natalie Berez
Hilda Roller
Lorna Goodman William Shovers' Marriage
GET WELL Susan Sobel Natalie Berez
Dave Alpert Philip Goodman Yahrzeit Fran Smugar's Grandson's
Alice Morawetz Lee Begun Marriage
Lenore Bohm
Miriam Abrams
Trudie Bohm Marian Greenberg
Shirley & Arthur Miller
Andrea Brooks Warren Odenheimer
Kathy & Kent Sanger Richard Solwitz
Robin Israel
Natalie Berez
Howard Cohen Carol & Mort Goodman
Florence & Hanley Cohn
Susan & Harold Small
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LEGACY OF CARING
Naomi Whitaker & Peter Edelmuth Maurice Clavin Jack Israel
Marriage Betsy & Alan Epstein Susan & Perry Arenson
Liz Wolfson Carolyn Brooking
Roslyn Druck Kelli Denton & Terry Tripani
Natalie Berez Esther Fischer
IN MEMORY OF Jeanne Detsky Rabbi Patti Haskell
Jo Arenson Linda & Shearn Platt
Susan & Perry Arenson Lou Dunst
Ellen & Ernie Addleson Mary & Martin Rubenfeld
Irene Finetech-Fox Kathy & Kent Sanger
Pamela-Rose & Ted Stern Norma & Werner Dreifuss
Ruth Strauss Francy Starr
Irene Bean Norman Kerman
Linda & Joel Ross Lori Einhorn
Julie & Edgar Berner Celia & Harry Felzer
Shirley & Saul Glickman
Dr. & Mrs. Becker's Son Claire & David Ellman
Paula & Lonny Kerman
Susan Sobel Suzi & Bernie Feldman
Nancy Levy
Susanna & Michael Flaster
Al Behar Cookie & Allan Morse
Sylvia & David Geffen
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Rita Rosenberg
Hanna & Mark Gleiberman
Natalie Berez Wendy & Jeff Schloss
Carole & Jerry Turk
Judyth & Abraham Eisen Susan Sobel
Inge Schwartz Don Fann Sylvia Tucker
Susan Sobel Jan & Doug Selik Barbara & Mo Winicki
Benzi Bergman Jeannie Feldman Harvey & Rosalie Kern
Claire Winer Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert James Stern & Marcia Kern
Marvin Boskin Arnold Feuerstein Howard Krepack
Karen Dine Francy Starr Claire Winer
Shirley & Saul Glickman
Norman Fisch Min Krigstein
Carol & Matt Shakter
Norma & Werner Dreifuss Jacqueline Fagan
Susan Sobel
Phyllis & Howard Levin
Carol Brown Shirley & Saul Glickman's Niece
Mady Gufarotti Rochelle Kerman Hannah Lang
Michael Stotsky Jeanne Detsky
Sydney C. & Zelma Levin Goldstein
Sybil Brown Jean Malamud & Ellen Wickberg Eleanor Levin
Anonymous Carolyn Brooking
Diane Golingan's Father
Alice Morawetz & Dave Alpert Jacqueline Fagan
Melanie Hoff
Natalie Berez Melanie Hoff
Robin & Ron Israel
Lenore Bohm Debbie & Sol Kempinski
Joan Frosh Donald Golman Claudette & Marc Raphael
Ruth Strauss Carol & Mort Goodman Janice & Ira Rothman
Frances Smugar
Sara Buchbinder Martha Gordo
Phyllis & Howard Levin Phyllis & Howard Levin Stanley Martin
Shirley & Saul Glickman
Jeanette Rubin Burnett Alfred Gottfeld Inge Schwartz
Toby & Howard Cohen Phyllis & Howard Levin Susan Sobel
Pearl Cutler
Jeanette Rubin Family Fund of Mark Hoffman Bennet Mermel
Jewish Community Foundation Julie & Mitch Dubick Claire Winer
Susanne & Robert Smith
Jeanne Chase Shirley Messinger
Mary Jackson Kathy Roberts' Brother, Carl Margulies
Dawn & Jerry Symcox Mark Hoffman
Kathy & Paul Roberts Molly Morrison
Phyllis & Howard Levin
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July 1, 2015 – January 31, 2016
Burton Nestor Lois Segel's Mother
Norma & Werner Dreifuss Lois Segel
Michael Stotsky
Lenore Shapp's Sister
Lore Odenheimer Carol & Matt Shakter
Natalie Berez
Frances Caminer Sidney Silverman
Roberta Carlin Barbara Bloom HONOR THY FATHER
Toby & Howard Cohen Julie & Mitch Dubick AND THY MOTHER
Miriam & Fred Cohn Nomi Feldman
Catherine Correa
Gaby & Leon Elitov Lee & Frank Goldberg
Maxine & Art Geller Bryna Haber
Marjory Kaplan LEGACY OF PROMISE*
Susan & David Kabakoff
Marjory Kaplan Lisa & Gary Levine Leah Shapov Trust
Renee Levine Sivia & Norman Mann
Susan & Steven Sockolov
Lisa & Stuart Lipton WISH LIST &
Paula & Dan Odenheimer Francy Starr
Warren Odenheimer Jill & Evan Stone SUSTAINING GIFTS
Lois & Jack Roth Robin Walburn Adele Rabin & Stephen Cohen
Lois & Roger Rothman Sharon & David Wax
Mark & Hanna Gleiberman
Inge Schwartz and Carrie Greenstein
Nancy Simons
Josef Seller
Phyllis & Howard Levin Anonymous
Susan & Harold Small
Carolyn & David Stump Essie Rosenbloom's Sister
Eleanore Waxman Carol & Mort Goodman YAHRZEIT WALL
Kay & Gary Weiss
Florence Spivack Jeanne F. Detsky & Family
Abe Perel Phyllis & Howard Levin
Debbie & Sol Kempinski
Leslie Stephenson SEACREST
Marshall Raffelson Harriet & Irwin Kirschbaum FOUNDATION
Bryna Haber
Ideal & David Stotsky NAMED FUNDS
Our Beloved Parents Evelyn Roberts, Trinka & Howard Soloway Judith Silverman Memorial Fund
Milton Roberts, Fran Hoffman Michael Stotsky
& Ed Hoffman
Kathy & Paul Roberts Khana Vasserman Funds granted through the Jewish
Dina & Vladimir Ocher Community Foundation of San Diego
Isaac Rozen
Jack Weiss, M.D. * Legacy Gifts given to either Seacrest
Norma & Werner Dreifuss
Melanie Hoff Village Retirement Communities or
Joy Rottenstein
Seacrest Foundation.
Nathan Salinger Joe Weitzen
** Of Blessed Memory
Cindy & Larry Bloch Jan & Doug Selik
Lee M. & Esther B. Sangor Claire Winer's Brother In formation 1/31/16:
Joy & Fred Lane Marilyn Fishman We regret anyone who may have been
Rochelle Kerman omitted due to our print deadline or
Jerry Schaffner Inge Schwartz inadvertent error.
Arlene & Richard Goldberg Josef Seller
Ruth Strauss
Sonia Schechter Eleanore Waxman
Natalie Berez
Bertha Zeloner
Victor Schulman Natalie Berez
Brenda & Stephen Schulman
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The Women’s Auxiliary of Seacrest Village Retirement Communities held its 38th Annual Gala, “Silver Screen” at the Hyatt Regency
La Jolla on Saturday, February 27th with Esther Fischer and Linda Platt serving as Gala Co-Chairs. The event was attended by 350
guests and raised over $450,000 to be used for the provision of charitable care for those residents who, many due to illness or
injury, have exhausted their financial resources and have nowhere else to turn for housing and healthcare.
Funds raised will also be invested in a special project: Seacrest Village TV (SVTV). SVTV will be a dedicated TV Channel that will
allow every resident on the Encinitas and Rancho Bernardo campuses, regardless of physical ability, to participate in services in the
synagogue, enjoy live music and theater being performed on campus, and feel the warmth and connection of these events. SVTV
will help end feelings of isolation sometimes felt by residents with restricted mobility.
Guests received a red carpet greeting, complete with the flashing cameras of Hollywood paparazzi, movie premier searchlights,
and flowing champagne as they entered “Silver Screen” where they dined and danced the night away. It was truly an evening to
remember filled with friends, fine food and funds raised dedicated to the residents at Seacrest Village Retirement Communities. •
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l 10LA JOLLA MUSIC SOCIETY REMODEL IS COMPLETE!
A growing relationship with the La Jolla Music Society JOSEPH & DOROTHY GOLDBERG
is bringing new opportunities for the residents of
HEALTHCARE CENTER
Seacrest Village at Rancho Bernardo, Nellie Cohn
Residence. This includes outings to the Symphony as A several-month long project to update the look and
well as in-house events and other resources. the technology in the skilled nursing community at the
Encinitas campus is done. A completely new interior
design of the lobby, the nursing station, the dining
rooms, the Guardians Activity Center and the resident/
patient rooms was completed in January.
On January 20th our residents enjoyed a special
evening at the Jacobs Music Center’s Copley
Additionally, as we transitioned from manual to
Symphony Hall with two of the most celebrated and
electronic medical records, secured computer terminals
respected musical masters of our time, violinist Itzhak
were added in each hallway. These allow convenient
Perlman and pianist Emanuel Ax.
access for nursing staff to enter patient information
quickly, efficiently, and confidentially.
This spectacular sold-out duo recital featured works
Enhanced wi fi was installed so all resident/patient
by Mozart, Faure and Strauss-an exciting evening that
rooms, as well as most common areas now have Internet
culminated in four encores!
access. Coming soon is SVTV, Seacrest Village TV! Made
We are looking forward to many future cultural events, possible by the generous contributions received at the
thanks to our wonderful rapport with the La Jolla “Silver Screen” gala in February, anyone who is unable to
Music Society. • attend in person will be able to view remote programs
from the Chodorow Synagogue, or other locations on
campus, in the comfort of their own room or apartment.
Please feel welcome to visit and see what new and
innovative things are happening at Seacrest Village!. •
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SEACREST VILLAGE
retirement communities
adult day services l home of person-centered care
Stein Center Adult Day Services provides an enriching and stimulating environment for those
with mild cognitive impairment or early stages of dementia. Our programs are developed to
motivate and stimulate individuals and encourage connections, conversation, self-esteem and
feelings of success.
We offer half and full day programs with flexible days, Monday – Friday, from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Our program includes:
d Creative art offerings such as watercolors and papier mâché
d Mind aerobics and brain games
d Chair Yoga, Tai Chi, and Chair Zumba
d Educational discussions and cultural conversations
d Participation in live music and dancing
d Pet visits
d Healthy, nutritional Kosher meals (catered to vegetarian
or other dietary needs)
As a member of the Stein Center, you and your loved
one are part of the Seacrest Village Family.
Call 760.632.0081 or visit seacrestvillage.org
SEACREST VILLAGE
RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES
Senior living in the Jewish tradition
304 SEACREST WAY, ENCINITAS, CA 92024 • LICENSE # 374603545OUR WISH LIST
The Wish List is a frequently changing list that is composed of furniture, fixtures and equipment that enhance the quality of life for all residents
of Seacrest Village. This list includes gifts of medical equipment, religious articles, and lifestyle-enriching technology. Gifts of $2,500 to $24,999
are permanently recognized on the Sustaining Gifts Wall. Below is a list of items that would be meaningful to our residents:
SEACREST VILLAGE AT RANCHO BERNARDO
Game table and chairs (2 sets) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000
Newspaper Reading area table, media display for various publications, and chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,500
Pop-up tents with misters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,000
Carriage Lamp replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,200
Seating area for Cyber Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,500
Sound System throughout common areas on both floors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000 – $5,000
Outdoor seating area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,000
Putting green and landscape installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,000
SEACREST VILLAGE AT ENCINITAS – LEICHTAG FOUNDATION CAMPUS
Lee & Frank Goldberg Residence Court
Two iPads for resident use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 ea
The Katzin Residence
Underwriting weekly Memories In The Making Art Program, a special program led by Alzheimer’s Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500
Rehabilitation Treatment Center
Performa 300 Three-Section High/Low Treatment Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500
Help at Home.
Seacrest at Home is the trusted not-for-profit
home care agency when you or a loved one
requires additional help at home.
Our services include:
• Personal Care • Meal Preparation
• Light Housekeeping • Pet Care
• Escort to Appointments • Errands
• Medication Reminders • Companionship
Contact us for more information.
760-632-3715 / 760-942-2695 seacrestathome.org
We accept most Long-Term Care Insurance Home Care Organization license #374700096
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Come home to Seacrest.
From the beautiful rolling hills of Rancho Bernardo to the stunning coastal views
of Encinitas, Seacrest Village welcomes you! Our vibrant retirement communities
offer senior living, independent, assisted, memory support and healthcare, all in
the warmth and friendliness of a Jewish environment. Visit us to see how you can
enhance your retirement experience at Seacrest Village Retirement Communities!
Month-to-Month Rental 211 Saxony Road
Encinitas, CA 92024
Independent • Assisted
760.632.0081
Memory Care • Skilled Nursing
12730 Monte Vista Road
Rehabilitation • Long Term Care
Poway, CA 92064
seacrestvillage.org 858.485.0700
Senior Living in the Jewish tradition
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Happenings instead of, or in addition to,
a printed copy please contact Carolyn Brooking
at cbrooking@seacrestfoundation.org
or call 760.516.2015.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Arthur & Sophie Brody Philanthropy Chair
The Melvin Garb Foundation Presidential Chair
2016
The Haimsohn Family Holiday Program
Irwin & Joan Jacobs Cultural Program
Irwin & Joan Jacobs Transportation Program
Alan Wexler Finance Chair April 23-24 Passover
SEACREST VILLAGE AT ENCINITAS
Leichtag Foundation Campus
May 5 Yom HaShoah
211 Saxony Road, Encinitas, CA 92024 | 760.632.0081 | 760.516.2012 FAX
Arthur & Sophie Brody Main Entry Plaza May 11 Yom Ha’zikaron
Ellen & Ingram Chodorow Synagogue
Esther & Bud Fischer Aquatics and Fitness Center May 12 Yom Ha’Atzmaut
The Galinson Family Rehabilitative Therapy Program
Joseph & Dorothy Goldberg Healthcare Center
Lee & Frank Goldberg Residence Court May 26 Lag B’Omer
The Merrill & Robert Haimsohn Alzheimer’s Program
The Katzin Residence June 12-13 Shavuot
Leichtag Family Assisted Living Residence
Bernard & Dorris Lipinsky Administration Building
July 25 Guardians of
Lipinsky Family Foundation Nursing Program
The Ottenstein Vitality Center San Diego Golf &
The Simon Pavilion Tennis Tournament
Sam & Rose Stein Adult Day Services Center
The A. Wexler, R. Simon & E. Addleson Family Assisted Living Program
August 14 Tisha B'Av
SEACREST VILLAGE AT RANCHO BERNARDO
Nellie Cohn Residence
12730 Monte Vista Road, Poway, CA 92064 | 858.485.0700 | 858.485.0307 FAX
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