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We hope this edition of the Senior Resource Guide finds all of our seniors doing well! We have a great issue for you featuring our first veteran interview from the Iraqi War era, a number of profiles of local seniors, and information about organizations serving local seniors including the Our Lady of Guadalupe Senior Club and our new marketing partner Synergy HomeCare. Do you have a local veteran or senior you would like to see profiled in our magazine? Call (512) 567-8058 or e-mail SETXAdvertising@gmail.com.
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Southeast Texas Senior Spotlight
REBECCA PETRY
Rebecca is ninety-two years young. She was born in Port Arthur and has lived in Groves for 61 years. She is a life-long gardener, up until a short time ago when she had a stroke. Fortunately, she is now recovering nicely. Her son, Hill Petry, has great memories of growing up with his mom. Hill remembers that Rebecca kissed his dad every morning when he left for work and every night when he came home from work. There were regular trips to their grandparents’ country house in Gueydan, the 4
duck capital of Louisiana. Rebecca spent hours in Rebecca’s signature meal to feed her family was steak with rice and gravy. On Christmas Eve, the kids were able to open one present. The rest couldn’t be opened before Christmas Day. Rebecca’s legacy is teaching her children how to love. She never let life’s disappointments or challenges affect family relationships. She set an example that her kids continue to follow now that they are parents. Today, Rebecca is recovering from a stroke. We all know many local seniors who never really recovered after their strokes. What is the secret of Rebecca’s progress? She and her son Hill credit her caregiver, Marvie Jackson. Marvie is with Synergy Homecare in Beaumont. She has taken a great deal of initiative and has gone over and above to provide the
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highest level of care for Rebecca. When Rebecca was at her weakest, Marvie made her red beans and rice at home and pureed them for her. She brought them to Rebecca and spoon fed her. She also brought in Blue Bell ice cream and helped her put on weight and pass her swallow test. Now she can eat all of her favorites. Perhaps most importantly, Marvie showered Rebecca with love and attention. She sings with Rebecca and takes her out to pick fresh owers. She takes her to the hair dresser and helps her get dressed up for company. Marvie retired as a chef with BISD, and is looking to continue serving others. Marvie Jackson represents the kind of care givers provided by Synergy Homecare. Owner Stephanie Allen and care coordinator Ryan Straface ensure clients receive the attention, compassion, and assistance
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they deserve. Synergy provides non-medical in-home care for seniors, new moms, and local veterans. Ideal caregivers tend to be moms and grandparents – people who have already spent a great deal of time caring for others. Synergy Homecare Services include:
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• Bathing, grooming, and dressing • Shopping and medical transport • Overnight sitting • Incontinence care • Companionship – doing puzzles, going for walk, even going to a movie • Medication reminders • Hospitals & respite facilities “We help you transition from the hospital to home.” Basically, Synergy can help you with any services that don’t require a nurse, doctor, or therapist. Their goal is to help you or your loved one stay in your home as long as you’d like. Services are provided wherever seniors call home – a private residence, senior apartments,
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assisted living facilities, or nursing homes. There comes a time when all of us could use a little extra assistance. Rebecca and her family are glad they chose Synergy – and that caregiver Marvie Jackson has come into their lives. Are you looking for non-medical home care for a local senior or veteran? Contact Synergy Homecare in Beaumont today: (409) 861-2000 RyanStraface@shcsetx.com stephanieallen@synergyhomecare.com Stay tuned for more profiles of local senior citizens. Can’t wait for the next issue of the magazine? Check out SETXSeniors.com or our SETX Seniors Facebook Page.
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When it’s time, have you considered what you want in the “just right” next home for your parents? Take a tour and your whole family will fall in love with Lakeside Lodge on Sam Rayburn. Their exclusive home is designed for just ten residents. Come by to see how this beautiful lake house can elevate your lifestyle. Lakeside Lodge has everything your mom and dad need to feel at home: • Wonderful lake views from
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• Outdoor grilling area • Library • Luxurious private rooms for individuals or suites for married couples • 24-hour care Have your parents always wanted to be able to spend more time fishing – or to teach a grandchild to fish? Residents can fish There are a number of indoor for bass, white perch, and cat- and outdoor options for enterfish without leaving the prop- taining when you are visiting. erty. Are your parents ready for their
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senior living home at the lake? Schedule your tour of Lakeside Lodge today: Lakeside Lodge 254 Parkside Loop in Brookeland (409) 698-3800 sninc@yahoo.com They have worked hard their whole life to take care of others. Isn’t it time someone took care of them? Come see the way assisted living should be.
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A Letter to Grandpa Dear Grandpa, Recently, you were diagnosed with clinical depression and vascular dementia. When it all started, I couldn’t believe the words that seemed to be randomly thrown at me from all directions. I felt like I was suddenly out of touch with the reality that I held ever so closely. Standing by knowing you wanted to hurt yourself was like being shot in the chest, and I felt like the world around me was slipping away. After you went to the hospital, a wave of painful relief washed over me as I realized that you were now safe. That relief was the only thing I had to hold onto. Later, my thoughts stopped whirling inside me, and reality was within reach again. When I was able to visit you, it was the most reassuring yet unstable feeling ever. I got to see my grandpa again; the alien that seemed to overthrow him was gone. My grandfather’s happy, sweet, and loving nature was back. You were a little out of sorts, but it was funny rather than painful, which was a reassuring, odd form of relief.
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You told us countless stories of your time as a football coach for the Silsbee Highschool. It was nice to watch your eyes light up as you recounted memories from those days. You also thought it was Christmas, and you were so excited to introduce your family to the nurses and friends you made at the hospital. An indescribable kind of peace washed over me, and most of the fear I felt was gone. There were struggles, of course, as well as new pains and traumas. Listening to my mom crying over the phone late at night after hearing you had a bad day or had become aggressive was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to listen to. She really loves you; we all do. Watching grandma finally slip out of the denial she drowned herself in was a difficult thing to watch as she would only let us sit on the sidelines of this horrible game. Weeks passed, and you had good days and bad days. The “normal” grandpa finally took his place in the past as the different versions of you took its place in the present. Eventually, he too will sit in the past, but we will cross that bridge when we come to it.
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It was a long time before I realized that my memories were just that - memories. They will always remain preserved, ready for me to visit in my mind when I need a glimpse of what once was. Right now, you are full of positivity as you always try to cheer us up. You recently took up the title of “Western Movie Specialist.” A favorite of yours is anything that has to do with John Wayne. I find it funny how you randomly quote his lines and quiz us on facts about him. It was hilarious when you quoted his famous line, “I take my corndodgers with no additions” with absolutely no context and only followed by a much-needed bout of laughter and the hearty smile we all missed and love. There will be many twists and turns throughout this journey. There will be good days and bad ones. There will be new life lessons I will stubbornly learn the hard way. There will be nights we stay up and tell stories and laugh until it hurts. There will be nights where we go to bed early just to escape reality for a period of time, crying ourselves to sleep as we go. You will always be my grandpa through thick and thin. There is nothing you could ever do or not do to change how much we love you. You have taught me so much. I hope I get to live a life like yours, full of amazing stories and strength through trials. You’re the best grandpa ever, and I wouldn’t change a thing about you. I want you to know that I will always tell your stories, and will remember the legacy that you leave behind: a legacy of love. Love you forever, Your granddaughter April 13, 1942 - March 22, 2019. Jill fondly adds, “He died peacefully and the last thing he ever ate was Bluebell ice cream.” 14
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Non-medical In-home Assistance Serving: Seniors Veterans New Moms
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Personal Care Bathing/Showering Bathroom activity (supporting continence) Grooming • Dressing • Feeding assistance Walking and Transferring (ex: moving from bed to wheelchair) Communicating regularly with your larger healthcare team (through our caregiver & client care team communications)
Companion/Homemaking Activities and Social Engagement Grocery List Planning Errands (ex. Dry cleaning drop off/pick up) Social Outings: walking the dog, going to the senior center, accompanying to a family picnic Medication Reminders Meal Preparation Light Housekeeping Medical Transport Extended Care Overnight Care and Reassurance: 8 – 12-hour shifts available (if personal care needed) Customized arrangements available for 24-hour care and peace of mind.
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Synergy is available to assist your loved ones with: • • • • • • • •
Backup Childcare Pre- and Post-Delivery Pregnancy Care Complex illness Support (ex: Multiple Sclerosis) Orthopedic/Surgery Recovery Movement Disorders or Weakness (ex: Parkinson’s, post-CVA/stroke) Dementia Care (ex: Alzheimer’s, post-CVA/stroke) Respite Care (giving healing time for family caregiver(s)) End of life care (supporting hospice and palliative care philosophies and care teams)
What is the mission of Synergy Homecare? To help you or a loved one stay comfortable in their own homes. Contact Synergy Homecare of Southeast Texas today: Talk with Community Liaison Ryan Straface about how Synergy can assist you:
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Veteran Spotlight Ed Touchet Ed Touchet was born and raised in Beaumont, graduating from Kelly High School in 1975. Ed’s life in the army started later than most – seven years after graduation. Many join the Army when they are looking for something. For some it is adventure for others it is a sense of family or community. Many just want to get away from the town where they grew up. The Army can be all of those things – an escape, an identity, a place to belong. When Ed enlisted, he was at the bottom of the Army’s hierarchical pyramid. Ed made it into the illustrious 82nd Airborne. His job was mortarman or “Mortar Maggot”. He would jump from airplanes with a heavy mortar tube and shells
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Ed Touchet, US Army Retired
strapped to him. Ed was also a “Pusher”. It was his duty to make sure everyone jumped (or he had to shove them out). During down time on base, he started taking CLEP Courses and applied for Army flight school. He was part of the 2nd rotation into the Sinai Desert in 1984. The 82nd Airborne was part of a peace keeping force during the signing of a treaty between Israel and Egypt. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat’s treaty under sponsorship of American President Jimmy Carter ushered in a period of relative peace in the region. The peace was overseen by an international coalition. On his flight back, his plane flight
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was delayed for mechanical repairs. A year later the same plane, Arrow Air Flight 1285 en route to Fort Campbell, crashed with the same mechanical issue killing 248 passengers and 8 crewmen. Upon return from his 6-month rotation in Egypt, Touchet found that he’d missed a call 10 days after he left notifying him that he had been approved for flight school. He had also made Corporal (E4) by this time through taking KLEP tests during down time on base (self -paced study in college level courses). Upon reporting for flight school, he was bumped up again in rank to E-5.
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Ed Touchet is a tall man, and attack helicopters are tight on headroom. Ed paced himself in his course work to qualify on the more spacious Hueys. As a warrant officer, he flew Hueys for the Army across Germany. He also applied and was accepted for Officer Candidate School. At this time the Army began rolling out the Black Hawk helicopters. Early complications earned the helicopter the nick name “Crash Hawk” among army pilots. Ed was assigned to the 101st Airborne as a Black Hawk pilot. On one occasion, he flew Colin Powell. During Desert Storm, he was named a Rear Detachment Commander. Like many Army personnel, he was part of the reduction in forces following Desert Storm. He was a Senior First Lieutenant. After leaving active duty, Ed Touchet worked as a DPS officer and stayed very active with the www.SETXSeniors.com 19
Texas Army National Guard flying Blackhawks. He was promoted to the rank of Captain. There was an opportunity for Ed to fly even more in the Na-
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tional Guard than on active duty and he racked up a lot of hours, “Guard Bumming”. He was assigned to a maintenance course to become a Maintenance Officer that added four months of active duty experience to his resume. Next came an automation course and an assignment as an Automation Officer. Ed was then sent to Information Operations and went back to active duty in Iraq as an Information Operations Officer at the rank of Major. In his 2nd 6-month tour of Iraq, Touchet became the Civil Affairs officer for 1st Infantry, the “Big Red One” in Tikrit, Iraq. Returning from Iraq, Ed resumed service with the DPS and was assigned to the state capi-
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tol. He has a framed photograph of himself with then Governor George Bush (later president). His training in information operations got him transferred to DC. During a flight physical, he was diagnosed with stage three lung cancer. They wanted to treat him in DC, but Ed and his wife asked to be transferred back to Texas. He was treated for 16 months in San Antonio, remaining on active duty during treatment. After treatment, he was sent to become a Space Operations Officer using satellites to support troops and first responders in the US. He helped Texas officials dur-
ing floods, fires, and hurricanes. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. In May 2014, he received his final honorable discharge and retirement from the US Army. His career spanned eighteen Guard Tech Takes prides in helpinG
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years of active duty over a thirtytwo-years of military service. Ed Touchet also has a retirement from the Texas DPS. Looking for a way to give back to the veteran community, Ed Touchet came across the Hinchee House. The historic home is located at 1814 Park Street in Beaumont. Ed formed a non-profit to restore the home and construction is being planned now. Upon completion, the venue (next to the VFW office in Beaumont) will be used to host veteran organizations and support efforts. Touchet and his team are big believers in “Veterans Helping Veterans”. As veterans, they understand that veterans are not looking for handouts – they are looking for doors that are open to opportunity. Touchet and his group are looking for ways to protect here at home the values and freedoms they went overseas to fight for. Are you interested in historic homes? Construction? Gardening? Ed and the Hinchee House would love to make use of your expertise. Are you a member of a veteran organization or support group that is looking for a place to meet? Contact the Hinchee House team for information about how they can help you – or how you 22
can help them. HincheeHouseInfo@gmail. com or HincheeHouseExecutiveDirector@gmail.com. Ed is married to Caroline Touchet. His wife was born in Germany and her first language was French. They met when Ed was in the Army and Caroline was assigned to the Army housing office. Ed jokes that she couldn’t find him housing, so he married her to have a place to live. His daughter Stephanie is with Edward Jones and he has a lovely granddaughter, Isabelle. We thank Ed Touchet and all of our local veterans for their service to our nation – and to our community.
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Introducing Synergy HomeCare
Veterans, Seniors, and New Moms – Help is Available Serving the Citizens of Southeast Texas post-surgical, new moms) • Respite care – giving family members a chance to rest and recharge Synergy HomeCare takes pride in helping Southeast Texans when they need it most. Their care team can provide assistance for seniors, veterans, or new moms for a few hours a week or around the clock. Synergy HomeCare is ready to There are times in our life when we could all use a little extra help. help. Synergy HomeCare of Beaumont has a special team of caregivers who provide non-medical care to Southeast Texas seniors, new moms, and veterans. Synergy helps Southeast Texans with non-medical tasks including: • Medication Reminders •Companionship – including overnight stays • Meal prep – including diabetic SYNERGY HOMECARE and heart healthy SOUTHEAST TEXAS • Light housekeeping 2390 EASTEX FWY STE 100 • Bathing and dressing BEAUMONT, TX 77703 • Medical transport • Recovery assistance (illness, (409) 861-2000 To advertise call (512)567-8068
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Grandpa’s Tire Shop source consumed store walls, and within hours, the ruins of my grandpa’s forty-year-old shop lay smoldering from the damage of a devastating fire. Since before I was born, my grandpa Drue Ratcliff has owned and operated Silsbee Muffler and Tire. As little girls, my older sister “Happy birthday to you!” and I would saunter in “the shop” With Grandpa by his side, my with Dad, drink in the distinct brother blew out the candles on aroma of rubber tires, and hit his birthday cookie cake, smoke the floors sweeping for a quarter rising from the nine extinguished from Grandpa to spend on the old wicks. Unknown to us, greater candy machine or antique soda fire and smoke would later ac- pop dispenser. In the back corcompany my brother’s birthday. ner of the building, pictures of The next day (March 17, 2018 us grandchildren were scattered and my brother’s actual birth- around Grandpa’s office. Occaday), flames from an unknown sionally, I would earn profit selling by Maecy Ratcliff
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home-baked goodies in the quiet waiting area. Any time we had car trouble, Grandpa and the shop were there to fix us up. Every time we drove by to cross the tracks, the lean, tin muffler man was standing by the shop, waving to us and other passers-by. For thirty years the shop has been in our family. Having never replaced a bumper or even welded before, Grandpa bought the shop on a whim and learned as
he went. Since then, Grandpa’s work at the shop has paid for our Christmas presents, lunch dates, Easter candy, and birthday gifts from Grandma and Grandpa. Leading up to the fire, thoughts of retirement had flowed through my seventy-one-year-old grandpa’s head. However, after the fire, those thoughts fled from his mind. “I was goin’ crazy,” Grandpa recalls, “...I told my wife, ‘I can’t do this. I can’t retire. I’m not ready to retire.’” The cycle of watching TV, eating, laying down, TV, eating, laying down could never be enough for my active, serviceoriented grandfather. Additionally, tender-hearted Grandpa
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had other motives for rebuilding. Emotions came crashing down on Grandpa when news broadcasters declared Silsbee Muffler and Tire a “total loss”. “That’s when I got emotional,” he said, as he quietly recounted conversing with my grandma, “...I don’t have customers, I have friends.” As a sociable people-lover, Grandpa’s
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favorite part about his work is visiting with his customers! Invigorated by his deep love for and desire to help people, as well as the exciting prospect of a fresh start, Grandpa had strength to chug along at full speed and rebuild his red and white shop. A towering, new building replaced wreckage and rubble, and recently, I stepped excitedly into the bright, freshly painted and wood trimmed sitting area. Regretfully, the new shop doesn’t yet possess that old tire scent, but it will soon enough! For decades, Silsbee Muffler and Tire has been a piece of Silsbee, as it has sat by Silsbee’s ancient railroad and watched the carts roll back and forth on her switchtracks. It has provided for my family and countless other customers. For forty years it has helped pump the heart of Silsbee, taking in her citizens and send-
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ing them back out through her streets with changed oil, a new set of wheels, or fresh brake pads. Its burning did not bring a tragic end to the memories and services provided there. Rather, March 17th, 2018 brought a fresh start for
Silsbee Muffler and Tire, bringing strength to continue on and lend a helping hand to anyone in need. Whether they be fatigued, passing travelers or long-time faithful, local customers, Silsbee Muffler and Tire is here to help!
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Senior Club We were recently invited to visit this wonderful group of Mid County Seniors. They treated us to a wonderful morning, and we left impressed with all of the entertainment and fellowship they offer their members. This is a very active group of seniors. During the meeting we visited, they talked about a number of upcoming outings including a casino trip, a visit to Galveston to see Bishop’s Palace, and going to events at other Southeast Texas Catholic churches. They also started the process of planning a wine tasting with our friends at Synergy HomeCare. The Senior Club also has a
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packed schedule of fun activities during their monthly meetings. They had coffee, breakfast, lunch, door prizes, and BINGO.
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The meeting started with prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. A number of members greeted us, made sure we got donuts and coffee, and checked on us to ensure we were enjoying our visit. They are a growing group as well. The morning we visited, they added a number of new members and had several visitors. A friend we brought to the meeting was able to reconnect with a number of old friends and acquaintances they had not seen in years. A number of married couples are members of the Senior Club
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and there was at least one father and daughter attending together. Are you looking for the “just right” senior organization to bring a little fun in your life? The Our Lady of Guadalupe Senior Club would love for you to visit. Last Monday of Each Month 10am 3648 Sergeant Lucian Adams Drive (409) 962-6777 OLGChurchPA@gmail.com We are confident that you will enjoy their company!
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Papa’s Farm Soak up the quiet and rural atmosphere of country living at Grandma & Grandpa’s house. This large estate will be a great location for a large family or for a vacation with extended family members. It is centrally located for access to attractions in Southeast Texas. Enjoy the comforts of home with plenty of space outdoors to romp and play or park your outdoor sports equipment. Papa’s Farm is a 9 acre open field with a brick home. Enjoy any of the seasonal fruits on the property: fig, blackberry, satsumas, pecans, or garden produce.
The property hosts a beautiful view of the stars and Milky Way against the velvet night sky. Guests are welcome to enjoy an evening fire outside, roast hot dogs or marshmallows. Local fishing, boating, trails, & hunting is the way of life in the deep South. Find hidden gems in the Pineywoods. Located in Spurger, TX. Rent on AirBnB only $125 per night - min. 2 night stay Sleeps 8 3 bedrooms/ 5 beds 2 bath
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