Falls and the fear of falling Sandy Morse One of the primary goals of Senior Village at SaddleBrooke is helping our members maintain their independence so that they can stay in their homes for as long as possible. When we visit prospective members, we sometimes see potential hazards in their homes that could put their…
Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg Many people know the Chathams – Lew being a dignified gentleman who always has a nice thing to say about everyone – Ann being a considerate and beautiful person both inside and out. My hunch is that not many people know their story. I had the opportunity to interview Lew and…
Art: Explorations of the Soul LaVerne Kyriss Like many artists, Karen Warner has always been interested in art. She has always drawn, took some classes in high school and even took pottery in college. “I wanted to pursue an art career,” she smiled and said, “but life got in the way.” Putting her practical art…
Joe Pinella Staying fit and healthy can be a real challenge these days. When you have been athletic all your life, getting back into peak condition is even harder, especially if you have any kind of pain or injury. I teach four different levels of fitness classes, all based on a healing/martial art called Qigong.…
Annual Walkathon update Nan Nasser As we move into our twentieth year of supporting kids, SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) will host its twentieth Walkathon on Saturday, October 29. Vital Moves will have warm up exercises at 7:30 a.m. and walkers, led by the Grand Marshals Pat and Ron Andrea, will head out at 8:00 a.m.…
Unit 27 Sue Case It has been a relatively quiet summer in Unit 27 with record heat and moderately high rainfall. Many residents have taken the opportunity to travel and some new folks have taken up residence. Eileen and Jeff Depka have moved in next door to Eileen and Len Raab. Eileen is currently in…