Waukegan Township Dear friends, Voting should be accessible for all citizens. No matter where they live, the color of their skin or how much money they make. We understand that this year voting may seem a bit scary or unsettling. With that understanding in mind, please take a moment to read the below information regarding voting in the age of COVID-19 Registration: Register to vote in person or by mail by Oct. 6 or online by Oct. 18. You can re gi st er on li ne. Yo u ca n al s o simultaneously register and vote in person at a designated grace-period voting location up through Election Day (Nov. 3). Voting early: Jurisdictions may offer early voting Sept. 24-Nov. 2. Check this website for locations and the exact schedule in your area In-person voting: So far, no plans to close polling places have been announced.
Patricia Jones, M. Ed Supervisor
FEMA Authorized to Use Disaster Funds to Supplement Unemployment Benefits To help ease the financial burden on those who are unemployed because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, President Trump authorized FEMA to use Stafford Act disaster relief funds to provide supplemental payments for lost wages due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Up to $44 billion in Disaster Relief Funding is available to support this initiative. FEMA will provide funding to states and territories that request and apply for assistance. Unemployed Americans who have lost wages because of COVID-19 may be eligible for assistance. This program will be applied retroactively to the week ending August 1 and continues through no later than December 6, 2020, or until the balance of the Disaster Relief Fund reaches $25 billion, or Congress enacts a replacement unemployment relief program. Individuals who currently receive at least $100 per week of unemployment compensation benefits, and provide selfcertification that they are unemployed, or are unable or unavailable to work due to disruptions caused by COVID-19 are eligible for the supplement through their state or territory unemployment office.
Requesting an absentee ballot: Any voter can request an absentee ballot without an excuse. The state is mailing absentee-ballot applications to most voters; you can also apply online or download an absentee -ballot application here. The deadline to apply by mail or online is Oct. 29; the deadline to apply in person is Nov. 2. Submitting an absentee ballot: Absentee ballots must be postmarked (or dropped off in person) by Nov. 3 and received by Nov. 17. Additional provisions and requirements apply to Military and Overseas Citizens. For more information visit www.elections.il.gov.
Park Place Memory CafĂŠ On Wednesday October 14, 2020 at 1:30 pm, The Memory Cafe will unleash their creative side by decorating their very own cloth reusable mask. You will be able to personalize your mask to your liking. With this project there is no wrong or right way, and your mask will assist in controlling the spread of Coronavirus. For more information call 847-244-9242 or email lpable@waukegantownship.com.
Newsletter is available online. Please visit our website at www.waukegantownship.com or e-mail cpwhite@waukegantownship.com to be added to our email list.
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• During the Covid-19 pandemic virtual workshops are offered via Zoom where important information is easily accessible. Book Club Transcendent Kingdom - Novel by Yaa Gyasi - $5 per person Monday, October 5th at 7:00pm Joining this Book club is the perfect way to keep reading, and talk about what you're reading with the author, while making new friends. With this event, you do not have to leave the comfort of your home to participate. Transcendent Kingdom is a deeply moving portrait of a family of Ghanaian immigrants ravaged by depression and addiction and grief a novel about faith, science, religion, love. Exquisitely written, emotionally searing this is an exceptionally powerful follow-up to Gyasi's phenomenal debut. Gambling: What Every Senior Should Know Thursday, September 10, 2020 - 1:00pm Join us, as we welcome Sarah Martinez, Outreach Specialist for Nicasa. She will explain how problem gambling is an underestimated public health concern, and with the expansion of opportunities to gamble in our community, it is important to provide useful information to all seniors.
Tour Adlai E. Stevenson Historic Home Via Zoom, Wednesday, Sept 30, 2020 Take a virtual tour with us as we learn about the Adlai E. Stevenson historic home which was built in 1938 by Adlai Stevenson and his wife, Ellen Borden. Adlai Stevenson served on the committee that created the United Nations, and he was a member of the initial U.S. delegations to the United Nations. Stevenson served as the 31st governor of Illinois from 1949 to 1953, he also won the Democratic Party's nomination for president in the 1952 and 1956 elections. Virtual tour starts at 10:00am. Speaker, Nicole Stocker - Dunn Museum Educator. For Zoom Password and ID Contact Park Place at 847-244-9242 or jhardy@waukegantownship.com.
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Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) Wednesday, October 7, 2020 - 10:00am Join us via Zoom as we speak with Senior Medicare Patrol and how they empower and assist Medicare beneficiaries, their families, and caregivers to help prevent, detect, and report health care fraud, errors, and abuse. For Zoom Password and ID Contact Park Place at 847-244-9242 or Tflores@waukegantownship.com.
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Grandparents Taking Care of Grandchildren and Other Caregivers: Monday, September 14, 2020 - 11:00am Sarah Martinez of United Way What is 211? ——————————Wednesday, October 14, 2020 - 11:00am Colette Jordan of Area Agency on Aging What services are available through age guide? Join us via Zoom. We have experienced facilitators who offers assistance, support, coaching and referrals. Monthly speakers on a wide range of topics relevant to caregiver’s life. One-stop shopping for services and assistance.
Low Vision Group: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 10:00am Preventing Isolation Speaker Charla Waxman - Lakes Behavioral Health Isolation is defined as the state of being alone or away from others. Problems can arise from isolation. However, when an experience of isolation becomes chronic, that’s when problems arise. Join us as we are given tools and how to combat isolation. .
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Spanish Speaking Resource Group Grupo De Apoyo en Españsol Zoom Call-in Only: Friday, September 11, 2020 - Noon Virtual Welcome Back Meeting Participants can share how they are doing and hear some familiar voices. During this time it is especially important to have friends to speak with. Viernes, 11 de septiembre de 2020 12:00 medio día Reunión virtual de bienvenida Los participantes pueden compartir cómo les está yendo y escuchar algunas voces familiars. Durante este tiempo es especialmenta importante tener amigos con quienes hablar. Friday, October 9, 2020 - Noon Virtual Bingo This is a chance for participants to have fun while playing a friendly game of bingo. Prizes will be awarded Viernes, 9 de Octubre de 2020 - 12 mediodía Bingo Virtual Esta es una oportunidad para divertirse mientras juega un juego amistoso de bingo. Se entregarán premios.
For Zoom ID and call in number contact Park Place at 847244-9242 or email lnava@waukegantownship.com. Para ID de Zoom y número de llamada, comuníquese con Park Place a 847-244-9242 o envíe un correo electrónico lnava@waukegantownship.com
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Meetings, Calls & Workshops via Zoom Thursdays, September 24th and October 15th 11:30 a.m. Join us by phone, computer, or tablet and enjoy live Park Place classes and meetings! Register by email at least two days in advance! Some programs are also available via Facebook Live, so make sure to follow Waukegan Township on Facebook!
Class Facilitator: Loretta Pable. To Register Call 847-244-9242 or Email lpable@waukegantownship.com
Zoom Instructions Join by computer Close any program on your computer that uses your camera, for instance Skype. Click the Zoom link that’s been sent to you in an email, and Zoom should automatically and quickly download to your computer. In Downloads on your computer, click Zoom_launcher.exe. Zoom should direct you to this with a large orange flag. Once Zoom has launched, a screen should pop up asking for your name. This will identify you during the meeting. You should now be part of the meeting. Click the green button that says “Join Audio By Computer”. Tip: Have a headset available if possible to minimize feedback – cellphone earbuds will work well. Join by tablet or smartphone If you choose to use your tablet or smartphone, be sure to download the Zoom app ahead of time. For Android users, go to the Goggle Play store by clicking on this: For Apple users, Go to the Apple store by clicking on this: Search for the Zoom app: and clic k “install” Once you have downloaded the Zoom app, Click the Zoom link that’s been sent to you in an email Once Zoom has launched, a screen should pop up asking for your name. This will identify you during the meeting. You should now be part of the meeting. Join by telephone First, dial the phone number provided in the Zoom email. When prompted, dial the meeting ID number that is also provided. Your phone will be automatically muted once the meeting starts. If you want to speak, press *6 to unmute.
We want to start on time – please allow extra time to get online! In consideration of the whole group, please arrive 10 minutes early in order to get successfully connected. Someone will be on hand to help you if needed. This is especially important if this is your first time using Zoom. Zoom support The Zoom website has a very comprehensive Help Center. For help with getting setup to use Zoom and with any issues you may encounter, please visit their Help Center at www.zoom.us or email lpable@waukegantownship.com. This exercise program is an aerobic fitness program featuring movements inspired by various styles of Latin American dance and performed primarily to Latin American dance music. Please see the below disclaimer: Waukegan Township Park Place strongly recommends that you consult with your physician before beginning any exercise program.
You should be in good physical condition and be able to participate in the exercise. Waukegan Township Park Place is not a licensed medical care provider and represents that it has no expertise in diagnosing, examining, or treating medical conditions of any kind, or in determining the effect of any specific exercise on a medical condition. You should understand that when participating in any exercise or exercise program, there is the possibility of physical injury. If you engage in this exercise or exercise program, you agree that you do so at your own risk, are voluntarily participating in these activities, assume all risk of injury to yourself, and agree to release and discharge Waukegan Township Park Place from any and all claims or causes of action, known or unknown, arising out of Waukegan Township Park Place's negligence. Virtual exercise classes are presented via Facebook Live. Over 500 seniors view and many participate for a “virtual” 30 min work-out experience. Join in on the fun at www.facebook.com/waukegantownship.
Park Place Exercise (Level 1) Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. This class is designed to increase muscle strength, range of movement, and improve activities for daily living. A chair is used for seated exercises and standing support and class can be modified depending on fitness levels. Please see the below Disclaimer:
Advanced Park Place Exercise (Level 2) Monday and Tuesday at 10 a.m. This is a safe and heart-healthy aerobics class to energize your active lifestyle using low-impact movements that focus specifically on building upper-body and core strength plus cardio endurance. This is a higher intensity class that can be modified depending on fitness levels. Please see the below disclaimer:
Festive Latin American Dance Exercise (Level 3) Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Creative Adventure: Create Your Own Glass Pumpkin, Tuesday, Sept 22, 2020 Begin this creative adventure at Patterson Glass to create one of a kind art glass pumpkin! Each person will create their own custom piece of art to keep or gift. Next, we will visit Park Street Café for a delicious lunch before visiting Tony Cannoli for a Cannoli making lesson. We will depart from Park Place at 9:30 a.m. and return around 3:30 p.m. Glass Art glass will be ready for pick up at Park Place in one week. The fee of $85 includes all fees for making glass art, cannoli making, dining, and transportation. Limit 30.
Morton Arboretum and Glass Pumpkin Patch! Thursday, October 15, 2020 Enjoy the fall beauty of the Morton Arboretum and the Annual Glass Pumpkin exhibition! We will tour the Arboretum by guided tram, enjoy a gourmet box lunch, and have the opportunity to visit the one of a kind art glass pumpkin exhibition. We will start with an hour-long open-air ride on the Acorn Express to view the beauty of the Arboretum. After a gourmet box lunch, we will Shop and admire a stunning array of glass-blown art at the annual Glass Pumpkin Patch. Explore a dazzling collection of more than 6,000 handblown glass pumpkins as well as autumnal and farmer's market-themed glass art designs in mesmerizing colors, shapes, and sizes. This trip departs from Park Place at 9:30 a.m. and returns after 4 p.m. Fee of $65 includes all tours, lunch, and transportation.
Historical Tour of the Old Joliet Prison, Lincoln National Cemetery, and Midiwin Tall Grass Prairie, Tuesday, October 28, 2020 We will start our day with a 1.5-hour walking tour of the Old Joliet Prison lead by docents and trained tour guides from the Joliet Area Historical Museum. This tour covers the general history of the prison from its opening in 1858 to date. Next, we will visit the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery to explore the memorial walk and Pearl Harbor Monument. We will finish the day with a tour of the Midewin Tall Grass Prairecheck out this restored natural site and its bison herd. The trip departs at 9:00 a.m. and returns after 4:00 p.m. The fee of $95 includes all tours, lunch, and transportation.
Adler Planetarium, Thursday, November 12, 2020 Exploring space with us at Adler Planetarium! Roll up your sleeves and let curiosity be your guide. At the Adler Planetarium, you’ll find hands-on, minds-on activities and explore mind-blowing facts about the universe. With two domed theaters, a selection of self-directed and staff-facilitated activities, 60,000 square feet of exhibitions and the Doane Observatory’s research-quality telescope, the Adler casts visitors in the role of scientist, engineer, astronaut, and creative problem solver. Explore the history of telescopes, marvel at the craftsmanship of the Adler’s extensive collection of antique astrolabes, or step inside Captain James A. Lovell Jr.’s personal journey into space in Mission Moon. We will enjoy a self-guided tour of the Adler, two shows, and lunch on your own in Galileo’s Café. Departs Park Place at 9:00 a.m. Returns after 3:30 p.m. Fee of $52 includes admission, shows, and round-trip transportation.
A Victorian Christmas with Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln, Jacob Henry Mansion Estate, Thursday, November 19, 2020 When most people think of a traditional Christmas, they usually mean a Victorian Christmas. Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Lincoln would like to tell you what Christmas was like in America during this time and how some of the customs we observe today came to be, such as the Christmas Tree, Santa Clause, typical menus, and the best Christmas present Abraham Lincoln ever received! After the lunch and presentation, enjoy a Holiday pipe organ concert in the Old Central Church. Self guided tours of the mansion are available before the presentation. Departs Park Place at 9:00 a.m. Estimated return time at 5 p.m. Fee of $79 includes lunch, presentation, and round trip transportation.
Milwaukee Holiday Lights & Delights, Tuesday, December 15, 2020 Enjoy a fantastic dinner, deserts and a tour of beautiful Milwaukee holiday decor! This Santa-approved tour is the perfect mix of history, Milwaukee Christmas traditions, tasty treats and a dash of light-hearted holiday spirit. On our tour, we'll visit holiday displays at Cathedral Square, Pere Marquette Park, Red Arrow Park and Zeidler Union Square. Winter weather permitting, along with the mobility of the group, we will exit the coach and this tour will include an experience of the park. You'll sample hot chocolate (or coffee) and desserts from two local restaurants, plus some special treats on the bus as well. Tour departs at 2 p.m. and returns after 8 p.m. Fee of $95 includes tour, dinner, dessert and transportation.
All trips include walking.
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Over the phone: Call Park Place (847) 244-9242 and have your credit card ready Monday through Friday from 9:00am – 4:30pm.
Online: Website www.waukegantownship.com available 24/7 Trips are open to all adults 18 years of age and older, as well as residents within Waukegan Township or outside the Township boundaries. For more information or to register call (847) 244-9242 or email lpable@waukegantownship.com.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a possible resurge this fall, trips may be cancelled.
The Illinois Department on Aging Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP)
Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) Assistance - Park Place provides assistance with any questions pertaining to Medicare Parts A, B, C & D. For information, call Loretta Pable at 847-244-9242, email lpable@waukegantownship.com or contact Tania Flores for Spanish (Espanol) speakers at tflores@waukegantownship.com.
Want to Save Money on Prescription Drugs? Check out Medicare Part D Open Enrollment. From October 15 until December 7, everyone on Medicare can review their Medicare Part D plan to make sure it provides the best coverage and make changes for the new year. You can do this yourself using Plan Finder on www.medicare.gov. or make an appointment to work with one of our Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) counselors. To compare 2021 Medicare Part D Plans, you will need a list of your current medications from the pharmacy, or your medication bottles, and your Medicare Card. You can make your appointments by calling 847-244-9242. Appointments are available via phone, facetime, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams. Call 847-244-9242 to make your appointment today!
Andrew Saul, Commissioner of Social Security, today announced five new Compassionate Allowances conditions: Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumors, GM1 Gangliosidosis - Infantile and Juvenile Forms, Nicolaides-Baraister Syndrome, Rubinstein-Tybai Syndrome, and Secondary Adenocarcinoma of the Brain. Compassionate Allowances is a program to quickly identify severe medical conditions and diseases that meet Social Security’s standards for disability benefits. “Social Security’s top priority is to serve the public, and we remain committed to improving the disability determination process for Americans,” said Commissioner Saul. “Our Compassionate Allowances program gets us one step closer to reaching our goals by helping us accelerate the disability process for people who are likely to get approved for benefits due to the severity of their condition.” The Compassionate Allowances program quickly identifies claims where the applicant’s condition or disease clearly meets Social Security’s statutory standard for disability. Due to the severe nature of many of these conditions, these claims are often allowed based on medical confirmation of the diagnosis alone. To date, more than 600,000 people with severe disabilities have been approved through this accelerated, policy-compliant disability process. Over the last decade, the list has grown to a total of 242 conditions, including certain cancers, adult brain disorders, and a number of rare disorders that affect children. The agency incorporates leading technology to identify potential Compassionate Allowances and make quick decisions. When a person applies for disability benefits, Social Security must obtain medical records in order to make an accurate determination. Social Security’s Health IT brings the speed and efficiency of electronic medical records to the disability determination process. With electronic records transmission, Social Security is able to quickly obtain a claimant’s medical information, review it, and make a determination faster than ever before.
For more information about the program, including a list of all Compassionate Allowances conditions, please visit www.socialsecurity.gov/compassionateallowances. To learn more about Social Security’s Health IT program, please visit www.socialsecurity.gov/hit. People may apply online for disability benefits by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov. To create a my Social Security account, please visit www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount. ###
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Illinois State Updates Long-term Care Facilities, which account for 44% of the deaths due to COVID-19 in the state, need adequate PPE and proper infectious disease control protocols to stem the rate of infections. In addition, we’re advocating for technology to help residents stay connected to loved ones and service providers since facilities are still closed to visitors except for scheduled outdoor visits. Social Isolation is as dangerous a threat to health as the virus. AgeGuide and our funded providers have been creative in providing virtual programs and resources to keep older adults engaged and connected while they shelter at home. State allocations from the federal Cares Act have been critical to supporting these efforts. The Illinois Family Caregiver Act (H.B. 5775 & S.B. 3446) has become increasingly critical during this crisis since many families are isolated at home without the support of in-home care providers or adult day centers to relieve the pressures of caregiving. There has also been an uptick in the number of caregivers as some families moved to pull loved ones out of long-term care facilities in order to keep them safe. Illinois is one of the few states that doesn’t have specific funding for caregiver supports. In the Illinois FY21 state budget, Older Americans Act programs received level funding support which is great news in the current strained fiscal climate. Federal Updates In the last five months, Congress passed trillions of dollars of emergency relief funding to address the pandemic. Much of that spending was for programs that are normally funded through federal appropriations. To date, these bills directed more than $1 billion to core Older Americans Act programs, but these temporary relief measures are insufficient to address the scale and scope of the ongoing crisis. AgeGuide continues to advocate for critical Aging Network priorities to be included in the next round of COVID-19 relief legislation while at the same time, regular legislative action is needed—including full-year funding for the federal Older Americans Act and other aging programs. COVID-19 Relief As detailed previously, the House passed their economic relief bill, called the HEROES Act, in May. This bill contained $3 trillion in funding for numerous relief efforts including significant support for older adults. At the end of July, Senate Republicans unveiled their relief bill, the HEALS Act (Health, Economic Assistance, Liability Protection, and Schools Act) which proposes a more modest $1 trillion in aid for the following: Unemployment benefits – a reduction in the previous federal unemployment insurance enhancement from $600 to $200 per week Schools – $105 billion Liability relief – a five-year shield from coronavirus-related lawsuits for businesses, schools and government agencies Direct checks to some Americans – these would be similar to the ones distributed by the CARES Act in late March Paycheck Protection Program – another round of funding for small-business loans Coronavirus testing – $16 billion Missing from this bill is any specific support for older adult programs. The liability relief proposal is particularly proble matic as it could effectively provide cover to nursing homes that do not protect patients’ health or implement effective infectious disease control measures, putting countless older adult lives at risk. Federal Funding for FY 2021 Aging Programs Congressional action on full-year FY21 federal funding bills has been hung up in the Senate. At the end of July, House lawmakers passed the annual spending measure for the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and other related agencies, which includes Older Americans Act and other social support programs. In total, the Labor/HHS bill includes $196.5 billion for FY21, a modest $2.4 billion above the FY20 level. Progress on the FY21 federal budget in the Senate is stymied by partisan disputes over the level and contents of the next COVID-19 relief bill. https://ageguide.org/august-legislative-update/
Park Place Cooks - Make Your Very Own Mouth Watering Empanadas Thursday, October 15, 2020 - 2pm Have you ever wanted to learn step by step how to make your very own homemade Empanadas? Join us via Zoom or FaceBook Live, along with our special guest Eddie Ramirez as you learn to make your very own mouth-watering Empanadas. You will be the hit of your family with this Spanish cuisine. INGREDIENTS: 2 packs of Goya pastelillo discs, 2 Lbs of ground beef, 1/4 cup green peppers finely chopped, 1/4 red peppers finely chopped, 1/4 cup white onion finely chopped, 1 clove of garlic minced, 1 Tbsp Sofrito, 1 package of Sazon, 1 Tbsp salt, 1/2 Tbsp of freshly ground black pepper. Bon Appetit. For Zoom ID & Password, contact Park Place at 847-244-9242 or e-mail: Lnava@waukegantownship.com or join us on Facebook live at Facebook/Waukegantownship.
~Family members, you are always in our thoughts ~ We Remember Seniors Who’ve Passed Away
Bradley Funeral Home Genevieve C. Tucka 8/13/2020
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Congdon James Henning 6/14/2020 Franklin D. Agnew Jr. 6/16/2020 George Belanger 6/18/2020 Billie Rose Russell 6/18/2020 Betty Dewitt 6/21/2020 Audrey Mary Perez 6/22/2020 Vera D. Green-Kelly 6/25/2020 Patricia Ann Metten 6/27/2020 Gertie I. Cross 6/28/2020 Mary Gonzales 6/29/2020 Claudia L. Hillyer 6/29/2020 Richard Lee Parker 6/30/2020 Lawrence "Larry" Laird 7/6/2020 Sophie Espinosa 7/8/2020 Nancy R. Brock 7/8/2020 Eugenia "Jeanne" Hemeyer 7/14/2020 Lawrence Laird 7/6/2020 Nancy Roberts 8/2/2020 Lem Taylor, Jr. 8/16/2020 William Kasper 6/12/2020 Franklin D. Agnew Jr. 6/16/2020 James Henning 6/14/2020
Memorial Chapel Maria Martha Garcia-Gonzalez 6/23/2020 Joseph F. Badamo 7/8/2020 Jose Antonio Rosario 7/10/2020 Karen L. Wojtkowski 7/16/2020 Godeleva Maria Rivera 8/16/2020 Guadalupe S Maldonado 8/17/2020 Maria Martha Garcia Gonzalez 6/23/2020 Donna Marie Hausler 6/23/2020 Joseph F. Badamo 7/8/2020 Peterson & Patch Helen Rumsa 6/11/2020 David Hamazasp Ohanian 6/21/2020 Helen Rumsa 6/11/2020 Daniel S. Dietrich 6/22/2020 Jose Luis Barragan 6/23/2020 Edward Sikich 6/30/2020 Haydee Lopez 8/8/2020 Opal Lee Werenski 6/10/2020 Karen Kolbrick 6/29/2020 Carol J. Staskewich 7/2/2020 Marsh Funeral Home Julita V. Stott 6/28/2020 Caesar Vincent Fontana 7/5/2020 Duane Thomas Ropel 6/20/2020 Denise D. Biarnesen 7/13/2020 Donald J. Van Heel 7/13/2020 Miguel Angel Morales 7/18/20 Robert B. Home 7/20/2020 Earl Guy Karau 7/20/2020 Joseph John Geraldi 6/13/2020 Carmin D Dannible 6/14/2020 John A Pederson 7/6/2020 Miguel Angel Morales 7/18/2020 Joyce Jean Stockwell 8/14/2020 Duane Rome 8/15/2020 Jeanne Louise Frederick 8/23/2020 Richard Joseph Pavlick 6/11/2020 Julita V. Stott 6/28/2020 Earl Guy Karau 7/20/2020 David R. Vukelich 7/21/2020 Robert Reed Sagely 6/18/2020
Westgate Robert Bankhead 6/13/2020 Annie Squires 6/15/2020 Rosa N. Ghigliotti 6/29/2020 Loretta Tate 7/7/2020
Bradshaw & Range Alfonso Cortes 6/14/2020 Adele M. Claypool 6/14/2020 Pedro Morales 6/15/2020 Betty J. Jackson 6/16/2020 Della M. Bohanan 6/21/2020 Barbara Williams 6/22/2020 Dallas Taylor 6/22/2020 Leslie R. Hicks 6/23/2020 Merlene Robinson-Parsons 6/25/2020 Ronald E. Burnett Sr. 6/25/2020 Deborah Cheeks-Anderson 6/29/2020 Deloris Houston 6/30/2020 Charles Friar 6/30/2020 Adell Crump Sr. 6/30/2020 Brenda M. Lee 7/3/2020
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Juanita Marie Holley 7/3/2020 Laura Etta Dawn Powell 7/10/2020 Mae Hannah Curry 7/10/2020 Rowland Hill Jr. 7/11/2020 Adell Crump 6/30/2020 Brenda M Lee 8/11/1961 Fred Russell, Sr. 7/3/2020 Irene Butts 6/11/2020 Alfonso Cortes 6/14/2020 Adele M Claypool 6/15/2020 Barbara Williams 6/22/2020 Adele M. Claypool 6/14/2020 Deloris Houston 6/30/2020 Rochelle Marie Evans 8/1/2020 Mary L. Bryant 8/9/2020 Kathleen Ford 8/12/2020 Amelita Luna 8/14/2020 Lucius Campbell, Jr. 8/14/2020 Jessie Foster 8/17/2020 Ernest B. Fisher, Sr. 8/18/2020 Betty J. Jackson 6/16/2020 Charles Friar 6/30/2020 Burnett-Dane Funeral Home Mihail E. Roditis 6/30/2020 Gurnee Salata Funeral Home Ronald Kalinoski 7/27/2020 Mildred O. Stanulis 8/16/2020 Janet Sarsha 7/24/2020 Strange Funeral Home Mary Robinson 7/11/2020
Tolar Westgate Funeral Home Robert Bankhead 6/13/2020 Annie Squires 6/15/2020 Earlean Watkins 7/30/2020 Michael D. Phillips 8/6/2020 Loreta Tate 7/07/2020 Warren Funeral Home Theresa Ann Boersma 6/16/2020 Marcella L. Leusch 6/16/2020 Judy Ann Ferreira 8/6/2020 Jimmy Alexander 7/14/2020 Juanita Marie Holley 7/7/2020
AARP has cancelled all sponsored in-person events through the end of 2020. If you are a senior interested in completing the AARP Safety Drivers course, you have the opportunity to do so via the AARP website. Visit www.aarpdriversafety.org Use promo code DRIVINGSKILLS for your 25% discount. This offer is good through December 31, 2020.
Trustees: Percy Johnson, Nathaniel Hewitt, Opal Rice, and Sylvestre Castellanos Clerk - Rose Staben Assessor - Mark Stricklin Highway Commissioner - Arthur Craigen Park Place Senior Citizens Services Committee: Chair: Nelson “Whit” Whitaker Vice Chair: Wayne Bowen Secretary: Sandra Eaker Members: Katie Strawder, Gloria Carr, and Jeanette Keyes. Honorary SCSC Member: Larry Eaker
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Robo Calls /Cable - Wednesday, October 14, 2020 - 11am Speaker: Foluke Akanni - Sustainable Communities Liaison Zoom with us and learn the different choices in the TV market. Learn ways to cut your cable costs and streaming services available to consumers. How do you avoid common robocall scams? Understand call-blocking services and what they mean for your pocket. You will become familiar with the new federal legislation passed helping to reduce robocalls.
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