Aberdeen Village Community Matters June 2019

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Aberdeen Village

JUNE 2019

Aberdeen Village announces Art is Ageless® winners

Carl Erwin in his youth.

I remember where I was when … Two men share personal stories of learning about significant national events. Artwork graces the hallways and every available space during the annual Art is Ageless exhibit.

Aberdeen Village recently hosted a reception for the winning artists in the annual Art is Ageless® juried competition. “We are lucky to have so many talented artists in our Aberdeen Village community,” said Stephanie Oehlert, assisted living and health care marketing director. “Art is Ageless features artwork from artists age 65 and older. Our sampling shows that art can be done by any age, we are proud to show off these fabulous works!”

Shirley Dixon, independent living resident, and our Best in Show amateur winner.

Winners in the Aberdeen Village Art is Ageless juried competition were: -AIA, continued on page 3

Some moments are so impactful they leave an indelible mark on a nation’s memory. Events can be so shocking, horrific or even glorious, that a person will never forget exactly what they were doing the moment they heard. Here are stories from two men who will forever have a vivid memory of where they were and what they were doing when World War II began and ended and the assassination of John F. Kennedy: Twelve-year-old Ed Weger was playing on the front porch with his brother on Dec. 7, 1941, when his father came out of the house and said he needed to talk with the two boys. It was an unseasonably mild winter day, so they sat on the front porch -Remember, continued on page 2

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