Gary Witt joined Generation Community for some singing at the Guggenhiemer Nursing Home in Lynchburg. This is a clip of him singing "I Can See Clearly Now". Thanks Gary!
Generation Community visited the Guggenheimer Nursing Home in Lynchburg. We enjoyed some good music together, and the singing ended with this classic number.
If you want to know if you have any food that may contain tainted peanut products, you can use the FDA Product Recall List located here on the blog, down the right margin. Follow the right margin down to the blue box labeled "Peanut Product Recall" and you can click on a food to search a particular brand, and then click on the brand to see which product is being recalled.
This box is called a "widget" in the internet world, and the neat thing is that it stays updated all by itself from the FDA information source.
During our Valentine Card making party shown in the post below with the Lamplighter group of Heritage United Methodist Church, one of the ladies, Blanche Erhartic, treated us all to a fancy dance performance! She and her friends report she is 93 years old! This is a fun bunch!
The Lamplighters group of Heritage United Methodist Church welcomed Generation Community for a morning of Valentine Card making. The Lamplighters chose to give their handmade cards to residents of the Heart Haven House of Lynchburg. We appreciate group leader Mrs. Martin for coordinating our visit.
Tracey shares the many resources of Generation Community.
Tracey always brings plenty of materials for folks to take and learn more about us.
Here Kristen Pine of Generation Solutions joins Tracey to answer a couple questions on future planning and better living.
Now let's get started on those Valentine Cards!
Here Tracey gives Mrs. Martin a Thank You gift for all her work in making the day possible.
Getting those creative juices flowing!
Kristen Pine and Farrah Davis enjoy a delicious lunch and good fellowship.
Today is national Wear Red Day, when people all across the country wear red to show their support for women's heart disease awareness. Generation Solutions had the opportunity to participate in the Wear Red Fashion Show held at the Adult Care Center in historic downtown Lynchburg. It was a great time to get together with the folks at the center, as well as with other concerned citizens and community leaders. We hope you enjoy the pictures!
Tracey Davis, the Generation Community Facilitator, attended with daughter Farrah. Farrah had the privilege of participating in the "active lifestyle" themed fashion show.
Many of the good folks from the center participated in the show, and each one "sported" their own active lifestyle outfit. Pun intended!
Here are several members of the Generation Solutions team!
Ok ladies, one more picture please!
Generation Solutions' founder, Tulane Patterson, speaks to the participants before the show officially starts.
Sue Irvine of Generation Solutions visits with the ladies from the Red Hat Society
Tulane Patterson
Here are the sporty models!
Many thanks to Dick's Sporting Goods of Lynchburg for donating the sporting goods for the show.
What would Wear Red day be without those famous ruby shoes?
Generation Community is a collection of resources offered to retired folk and older adults of the Central Virginia area. From the fun to the informative, Generation Community is here to bring older adults something they can use.
Generation Solutions created Generation Community to offer multi-faceted resources for retired folks and older adults of the Central Virginia area. In addition to providing award winning home care services that enable older adults to live comfortably, securely, and independently in their own homes as long as possible, Generation Solutions offers the resources of Generation Community to provide even more avenues for better living. From the fun to the informative, Generation Community is here to bring older adults something they can use. If you would like more information about the home care services that Generation Solutions provides, you can call them at their number listed below, or visit them at www.generationsolutions.net.