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The Arbors at Taunton JULY /2019
MAR 2016
Welcome Bob!
We would like to introduce our new
Facilities Director Robert Ryder. Bob
has been a Maintenance Man for over
18 years and loves what he does! Be-
fore working in assisted livings Bob
Fight Against Alzheimer's worked for the New England Patriots
as a Maintenance Director. Bob on his
Meat on a Stick free time likes to watch sports, play
golf and remodel his home. We wel-
The Arbors Angels team has been raising money for the Alzheimer's Associa- come Bob to the Arbors family!
tion for many years and continued our annual meat-on-a-stick at the Portu-
guese American Civic Club. Held from 12 to 4PM, on Sunday, June 9th, the
afternoon featured up-beat musical entertainment by DJ Artie V. Thank you
to our sister company Integra for generously sponsoring our event and all
the donators in donating raffle baskets.
The approximately thirty raffles were a big hit that day, gift certificates to
local restaurants and stores, a Roku, a homemade crochet blanket, beach
baskets, Michael Kors purse, crockpot, were just a few of the options. We
also had fresh made fried dough for sale made by School Street Bakery.
The final count raised that night was $2,134. We couldn't be more excited
with that and want to thank all the staff and family members that helped
during the event, the sponsors and anyone who donated a raffle!!
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The Arbors at Taunton MAR / 2016
GRILLI N TIME!
A HOLE IN ONE!
Summer’s here and you know what that means, cookouts outside in the
courtyard. We had our first one of the season on June 7th and the weath-
The warm weather has finally arrived and we couldn’t wait to get out- er was perfect, the sun was shining the birds were chirping. Everyone
enjoyed delicious cheeseburgers, lobster rolls, corn on the cob and potato
side to enjoy it! On June 5th we played some golf out in the courtyard salad. We are all so excited that summer is finally here and look forward
and as you can see from their smiling faces they to more cookouts throughout the season! Here’s to a great summer!
had a blast and everyone made a hole in one!
Trip to Dunkin HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
Donuts No matter that a fellow never married, or never had a child, just about every
male has somehow mentored - or been a positive influence on - a youngster,
The Reflections community didn't let therefore all Arbors men were invited to our Father’s Day luncheon, held at
the rain ruin their Tuesday afternoon. noontime on June 17th. It was a perfect day to sit out on the courtyard not to
Even though we couldn't go to Fort Phoenix for a picnic cold, not to hot. All the men enjoyed delicious pizza with all the toppings and
lunch and walk on the beach because of the weather we cooled off with chocolate bar ice creams. As a
opted for an afternoon coffee and donut and took a ride to big thank you for all
Dunkin Donuts. According to Joan K. “there’s nothing they do the men were
better than a hot cup of coffee on a dreary day”. We will given a gift of assorted
plan for another trip to Fort Phoenix in August in hopes for chocolates because
better weather. who doesn't love
chocolate!
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The Arbors at Taunton MAR / 2016
SUMMER CREATIONS!
Southcoast Bell Ringers
On Friday, May 31st eight members from the Berkley Congregational For the month of June our crafty ladies enjoyed making crea-
Church Bell Choir put on a beautiful concert for us in the Great Room. tive summer themed crafts. It was fun seeing everyone’s per-
We were familiar with most of the songs the choir played and its direc- sonalities transformed onto
tor Diane Ennis encouraged everyone to sing along with the bells. their projects. It brought
After our concert the bells back us right back to our
were passed around for childhood, from going to the
each of us to take a try at
beach, ice cream trucks
ringing them, which is not
coming down the street
as easy as it may seem.
First of all, they are quite
and tending to our gardens,
heavy and you really need and of course feeding our peepers!
to shake them hard to get
them to ring.
Who doesn't love a Root Beer Float!
Welcome Home Ice Cream Sundaes
Root beer floats were for sale in the
During the warmer months we’ve decided to forgo traditional tea par- pub on Friday, June 21st. They were
ties for welcoming home our new residents and celebrate with ice
delicious and for a good cause all at
cream socials instead.
the same time! All proceeds go to-
Our first ice cream event of the season, on
wards our team, Arbors Angels for the
June 24th, featured a choice of hot fudge or
Alzheimer’s
strawberry sundaes cheerily topped with
whipped cream, nuts, colorful jimmies and a walk coming
bright red cherry. up in Sep-
Welcomed home that day were Caryl B. and tember.
Donald S.
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July 19th Quahogs and Chowder for Sale
MAR /in the Pub
2016
Stuffed Quahog $3.50 Clam Chowder $3.00
Both Stuffed Quahog and Clam Chowder
**All Proceeds go to the Alzheimer's Association
RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT
Audrey S was born Providence, RI but grew up
in Riverside, RI along with her brother Wil-
liam. She worked for Narragansett Electric
Company for only about a year until she mar-
ried her first husband Mark in 1956 in which she
had 3 children 1 son and 2 daughters. She then
later went on to marry her second husband
Phillip “Pip”. Every summer they traveled to
their summer home in Dennisport , MA along
with their kids, grandchildren, and many great
grandchildren, Audrey loved to knit and cro-
chet, and she also loved to do crafts. She is a
WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS social butterfly here at the Arbors and loves to
put a smile on everyone’s faces that walks by!
DONALD S.
CARYL B.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
MIM. E 7/17
VALERIE . N 7/18
LOUISE. D 7/24
SEETAMMEL. C 7/25
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