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Our mission is to create and
sustain comfortable, caring
environments for those
who depend on us.
Administrative Staff:
PAMELA RAPHAEL
Executive Director
SUE FRISBEE
Community Relations Director
JENNIFER CUMMINS
Resident Care Coordinator
CAROL GALLIMORE
Registered Nurse
SHERRI BRYANT
Dietary Director
JULI GRIFFIN Maintenance Director
AMANDA REYNOLDS Activities Director
Contact us at:
425-513-5645
10330 4th Ave. West
Everett, WA 98204
South Pointe Newsletter
South Pointe Independent & Assisted Living Newsletter — July 2016
P2 Hot Weather Safety P3 Let Freedom Ring! P3 Independence Day P4 Activities Calendar
P5 July Highlights P6 Here’s the Scoop P7 New Residents P8 Mission & Team
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
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As temperatures rise it is important to practice hot weather safety to avoid possible heat exhaustion, sun burn, or dehydration. Follow these easy tips to help prepare yourself during the hotter days of the summer months. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of liquids. Water, lemonade, juice or other non-caffeinated or alcoholic drinks will aid in keeping you hydrated. Keep a bottle of water on hand or stay near a hydration station when possible. Avoid going outdoors during the hottest part of the day when possible. Going outdoors in the early morning and
the evening rather than in the mid-afternoon will help to avoid the hottest portion of the day. Dress for the weather and for skin protection. Instead of dressing in shorts and short sleeve shirts in the hot months opt for light weight but long-sleeved items to help keep cool and protect the skin from the sun. Be aware of the symptoms of heat related illness. There are many warning signs for heat related problems including skin that is reddening, dizziness, nausea, breathing problems, and rapid heartbeat. Seek help if experiencing these symptoms.
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Welcome New Resident!
Wallace Dunn was born in Elma,
WA. Wallace is a Navy veteran, who
fought three years WWII and four
years in the Korean War. Wallace
worked as a manager at JC Penny’s for
48 years until he retired. Wallace loves
to play golf, and enjoys western stories
and movies.
“Raspberry Sherbet”
-Glenna, resident
“Chocolate fudge”
- Laura, resident
“Rocky road”
- Peggy M., resident
“Root beer floats”
- Bill, resident
The Welcoming Committee:
South Pointe needs more volun-
teers in our welcoming committee.
Duties will include occasional craft
making, introducing new residents to
the community, and inviting them to
activities. We want our new residents
to feel warm and welcome in our
community! If you are interested in
joining and participating we will be
having our first meeting in the
activities room:
Thursday, July 7th, 2016
@11am
“Vanilla”
-Marilyn, resident
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July Highlights — You’re Invited!
JULY 2ND: Carol’s Horse and Gar-
den Tour
JULY 4th: Fourth of July BBQ
@11:30.
JULY 12th: Outdoor Game Day on
the patio with games and prizes!
JULY 15th: Wine and Cheese with
musical guest Robbie @3pm.
JULY 22nd: Art Auction Fundraiser
3-6pm. All proceeds will go to the
Alzheimer's Association, we will be
having musical guests the Vivace
quartet singing @5pm.
What is your favorite flavor of ice cream and why? July 16th is National Ice Cream Day. In honor of this observance of one of our favorite foods we asked residents and staff to tell us about their favorite ice cream flavor. So, here is the scoop on South Pointe’s favorite ice cream treats!
Join us in celebrating Independence Day at our 4th of July
BBQ!
Here’s the scoop...
“Baskin-Robbins cookies n’ cream”
- Jane, resident
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Let Freedom Ring!
Happy Independence Day
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,
that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving
their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem
most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.” - Excerpt from the Declaration of Independence signed July 4, 1776