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Key

On-Campus

Off-Campus

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Campus Location Key

AR = Activities Room

BR = Ballroom

CR = Card Room

SR = Sandpiper Room

PC = Palmetto Club Pool

MR = Magnolia Room

DR = Dining Room

9:30am: SIUMC Pickup (IC)

12pm: Brunch Buffet

2pm: Scrabble & Rummikub

(CR)

2pm: Ch 95: What Dreams May Come 3pm: Bocce (Cottages Park)

6pm: Bocce Season 1

Celebration (Bar)

9:30am: Advanced Fitness

DVD (BR)

10am: Bible Study (CR)

10:30am: Stretch & Strength (BR)

11:30am: Blood Pressure (SR)

1pm: Bunco (AR)

2PM: Chat with Chris (BR)

1:30pm: Poker (CR)

5pm: Birthday Happy Hour with David

Duckworth (CR)

9:30am: Aqua Fitness (PC)

10am: Line Dancing (AR)


11:15am: Mixing with Mary &

Talking with Terry (CR)

12:30pm: Duplicate Bridge (AR)

1pm: Mahjong & Scrabble (CR)

4pm: Chair Yoga (BR)


DVD (BR)

10:30am: Moderate Fitness

DVD (BR)

1pm: Mahjong (CR)

1pm: Beginner Mahjong (CR)

5pm: Happy Hour (CR)


12pm: Brunch Buffet

2pm: Scrabble &

Rummikub (CR)

2pm: Ch 95:Queen of Katwe 3pm: Bocce (Cottages Park)

9:30am: Advanced Fitness DVD

(BR)


10:30am Stretch & Strength (BR)


1:30pm: Poker (CR)

3pm: General Residents Mtg. (BR)




10:30am: Stretch & Strength

(BR)

11:15am: Passion for Poetry (CR)



4pm: Chair Yoga (BR)

9:30am: Advanced Fitness DVD (BR)

10:30am: Moderate Fitness DVD

(BR)

12pm: Lunch With Rector (DR)

1pm: Mahjong (CR)


4pm: Prayer Service (Oaks)





11am-1pm: PHB Checks (Home Care

Office)


1:30pm: Poker (CR)


5pm: Marshes Dine Around:

Olympia Cafe


12pm: Brunch Buffet

2pm: Scrabble & Rum-

mikub (CR)

2pm: Ch 95: The BFG 3pm: Bocce (Cottages Park)


DVD (BR)


DVD (BR)

1pm: Mahjong (CR)



*No Aqua Fitness*

10:00am: Line Dancing (AR)


DVD (BR)




12pm: Brunch Buffet

2pm: Scrabble & Rum-

mikub (CR)

2pm: Ch 95: Ben Hur 3pm: Bocce (Cottages

Park)


DVD (BR)


DVD (BR)

1pm: Mahjong (CR)







1pm: Bunco (AR)

1:30pm: Poker (CR)

5pm: Happy Hour with David Duck-

worth(CR)


Olympia Cafe

HAPPY NEW YEARS DAY!

12pm-2pm: LUNCH BUFFET

*Bistro & DR Dinner Closed

for NY Day*

*No Fitness*


DVD (BR)




1:30pm: Poker (CR)


9:30am: Advanced Fitness (BR)



(BR)



4pm: Therapy Presentation (BR)

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23 24 25 26

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8:30am: Flower Brigade (AR)

9:30am: Meditation (BR)



1pm: Party Bridge (CR) & Game

Time! (SR)

2pm: Marshes Movie Matinee:

A Man for All Seasons (BR)



11:15 Ask Amanda (BR)

12:30pm: Men’s Luncheon (PDR)

1pm-3pm: Knitting Group (MR)

3pm: Line Dancing (AR)

3pm: Ch 95: Patch Adams 4pm: Memorial Celebration Service

(BR)


DVD (BR)




1pm: Bunco (AR)

2PM: Chat with Chris (BR)

1:30pm: Poker (CR)

5pm: Birthday Happy Hour with David

Duckworth (CR)

*No Fitness*




Time! (SR)

6:45pm: Depart for Savannah

Philharmonic: The Best of Broadway

9:30am: Advanced Fitness DVD


10:30am Stretch & Strength (BR)


1:30pm: Poker (CR)

3pm: General Residents Mtg. (BR)




(BR)


3pm: Ch 95: Denial 3pm: Line Dancing (AR)

4pm: Roger Smith Lecture - The

Learning Center (BR)




1pm: PHB Checks (Home Care


1:30pm: Poker (CR)



Olympia Cafe





3pm: Ch 95: The Magnificent Seven 4pm: Marshes Concert Series:

MOTOWN (BR)

7:30am: JEKYLL ISLAND

DAY TRIP



10:30am: Stretch and Strength (BR)


1pm: Party Bridge (CR) & Game Time!

(SR)

3pm: Movie Matinee - Band of

Brothers, Episode 2





1pm: Bunco (AR)

1:30pm: Poker (CR)

5pm: Happy Hour with David Duck-

worth(CR)


Olympia Cafe



(BR)


3pm: Ch 95: Inferno 1pm-3pm: Knitting Group (MR)


7:30pm Symphony Video Concert

Series—Concert #4 (BR)


9:30am: Resident Led—

Advanced Fitness DVD (BR)


(BR)

1pm: Mexican Train Dominoes

(CR)



9:30am: Resident Led—

Advanced Fitness DVD (BR)


(BR)


(CR)



9:30am: Resident Led—Advanced

Fitness DVD (BR)



(CR)

4pm: Religious Discussion (AR)



DVD (BR)




1:30pm: Poker (CR)




(BR)


3pm: Ch 95: Jack 5pm: Dining with Directors (DR)


9:30am: Resident Led—Advanced

Fitness DVD (BR)


10:30am: Holy Communion (Oaks)

1pm: Mexican Train Dominoes (CR)

4pm: Book Club: Wolf Hall (AR)





(BR)



Time! (SR)

3pm: Movie Matinee - Band of

Brothers, Episode 1 (BR)

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DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS AND MANAGERS

Main Number 598-5030

Concierge 598-3604

Amanda Elliott, Executive Director 598-3601

Heather Kjelstad, Administrator 598-3611

Amy Blevins, Marketing & Sales 598-3675

Gaye Rountree, Office Manager 598-3607

Lorna Carswell, Accounting 598-3606

Erin Garletts, Community Life 598-3677

Terry Lee, Environmental Services 721-9357

Mary Coombs, Facility Operations 598-3687

Marchel Fairchild, Nursing 598-3612

Chris Lee, Home Care 598-3665

Angie Carroll, Human Resources 598-3613

Michael Reese, Food & Beverage 598-3668

Keith Cameron, Executive Chef 721-9534

Maxine Drake, Dining Room 598-3667

The Marshes of Skidaway Island

95 Skidaway Island Park Road

Savannah, GA 31411

Phone (912) 598-5030

The Marshes of Skidaway Island is a non-profit Life Plan Community dedicated

to enriching the lives of seniors by creating an environment that encourages

the highest level of independence and well-being.

I N S I D E T H I S

I S S U E …

• T H E M A R S H E S D I N E

A R O U N D & E V E N T S

P a g e 2

• S Y P M P H O N Y

S E R I E S A N D

A R T I S T S P O T L I G H T

P a g e 3

• B I R T H D A Y S &

B O C C E L E A G U E

P a g e 4

• A N O T E F R O M M A R Y

A N D N E W S

P a g e s 5

• C A L E N D A R

P a g e s 6 - 7

• E V E N T S & A C T I V I -

T I E S A N D

S A V A N N A H W I N D S

P a g e s 8 - 9

• W E L L N E S S F O C U S

P a g e 1 0

• M O V I E M A T I N E E &

R E L I G I O U S

D I S C U S S I O N

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New Arts Ensemble Presents: LAIKIN WILLIAMS, Vocalist

ERIC JONES, Pianist

Date: January 31st, 4:00pm Ballroom

Join us for this next installment of

The Marshes Concert Series as we groove to the smooth sounds of sweet Motown!

Laiken and Eric will delight our ears and spirits with familiar favorites from artists

that include The Temptations, The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, and many more. Don’t miss

this hour full of Motown magic!

Marshes does

MOTOWN

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Marshes Dine

Around:

W E D . J A N 2 3

O R

W E D . J A N 3 0

D E PA RT U R E : 5 P M

Register at MyMarshes.org

or call Erin at 598-3677.

Olympia Cafe

THIS LOVELY RESTAURANT SERVES

FRESH LOCAL SEAFOOD, STEAKS & A

MYRIAD OF GREEK SPECIALTIES.

LOCATED ON SAVANNAH'S FAMOUS

RIVER STREET, WHERE ONE CAN SEE

THE SUN SET BEHIND THE TALMADGE

BRIDGE OR WATCH THE FREIGHTERS

ON THEIR TRIP TO THE SEA, OLYMPIA

PRIDES ITSELF ON FRESH FOOD AND

IMPECCABLE SERVICE.

We are collecting items for donation to Eldercare and Memory Care Residents at area government run

senior living facilities. The recipients are in dire need of shoes and clothing and reside at the Tattnall

Healthcare Center in Reidsville, Ga or the Glenvue Health and Rehabilitation Center in Glennville, Ga.

Physical therapists from The Marshes provide services at these facilities weekly, and are gladly making our

deliveries of the items collected. The social workers at these facilities have approved this project are extremely grateful for the support.

For further information: Nancy Hartmann

598-3934 or 660-0954 [email protected]

*Please drop bagged items in the Community Life Services office (across from the mailboxes)

under the table on the right side*

Roger Smith

Director of The Learning Center

The Marshes Lecture

Series Presents:

AMAZING ENGLISH

By Roger Smith

Date: Jan. 17th, 4pm

Ballroom

With a precarious and uncertain genesis on foggy islands far from the “center” of the civi-lized world, the English language would have been no betting person’s choice for worldwide dominance. Yet one of every seven people on earth speaks English as a first or second lan-guage. English is the internationally recognized language of diplomacy, trade, and emerging technologies. This lecture by former English teacher and Learning Center director Roger Smith demonstrates the impressive success story of English.

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in the ballroom

Saturday, Jan 12, 3pm Saturday, Jan 26, 3pm

Join us as we begin our journey through the award winning mini series by Tom Hanks

and Steven Spielberg.

Band of Brothers is a World War Two miniseries based on the best-selling book of the same name by

Stephen Ambrose. It follows the men of Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry

Regiment, 101st Airborne Division. It received positive reviews of 8.8 and 9.6 and won a Golden Globe

award for best miniseries.

*Episodes are approximately one hour and ten minutes*

Friday, Jan 25th, 4:00pm

Ballroom

Plato once said, “Our souls are like a charioteer who strives to control two horses,

each pulling in an different direction. One horse is Reason and the other horse is

the emotion of ANGER.”

What drives anger? All the deadly sins work together, and anger, pride and envy

form a particularly unholy alliance. Should we humans be trusted with our own

anger?

Come join Pastor Holst in the Ballroom for an

informative and fascinating lecture!

mailto:[email protected]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_Two

http://wikiofbrothers.wikia.com/wiki/Easy_Company

http://wikiofbrothers.wikia.com/wiki/506th_Parachute_Infantry_Regiment

http://wikiofbrothers.wikia.com/wiki/506th_Parachute_Infantry_Regiment

http://wikiofbrothers.wikia.com/wiki/101st_Airborne_Division

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Wellness Dimension of the Month:

Scientific research has shown that meditation has many benefits for our well-being, including:

• Increasing our ability to withstand

stress

• Making us feel more rested

• Helping to relieve and reduce pain

• Lowering our blood pressure

• Increasing our immunity

Regular practice of meditation over time can change the structure of our brains so that we are

able to experience more positive emotion. There is evidence that meditation can also help im-

prove our ability to focus, our level of alertness, our memory, our academic performance and cre-

ativity.

Practicing meditation has been shown to help us get in touch with our feelings, and over time it

can increase how happy and optimistic we feel as well as our sense of spirituality. It can help us

accept who we are and increase our sense of fulfilment. It can also help us build empathy and

compassion and so help improve our relationships with other people.

Where to Start?

1. Come learn a basic technique . Come try a class. The Marshes meditation classes are open to all

and will be held at 9:30am January 5th, 12th, and 26th in the Ballroom. Learning this way can be

helpful if you have questions and gives you encouragement to keep going. Alternatively, a great

way to learn is from one of the online guides or audio downloads. There are many options availa-

ble.

2. Have a go. Make time to sit comfortably and start practicing the technique you've learned.

3. Keep it up. Try to find a few minutes to meditate at the same time every day if possible. You can

build up your time gradually. Remember that it doesn't always go well, and that's part of the pro-

cess. It takes about three weeks to develop a reliable habit, so stick with it - the benefits really are

worth it!

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Concert #4 Thursday, January 24th, 7:30pm

Join us for another exciting evening with the All-Star Orchestra, conducted by Gerard Schwartz. This program will feature the works of Mussorgsky & Prokofiev. Have an early dinner with your friends, then come to the Ballroom. Enjoy some of the world’s greatest music, followed by a special holiday reception with desserts, wines & coffee! Get dressed-up or come as you are!

The Marshes Presents:

Concert Video Series

MOTOWN DUO

Laiken Williams, Vocalist Laiken Williams has been gaining notoriety in Savannah since her entrance into the music scene in 2011. She is a previous member of the Armstrong Chorale (2005-2007) and a current member of the Savannah Philharmonic Chorus(2009-Present) and I Cantori Chamber Choir (2015). Aside from her classical side, Laiken has made a very strong impact on the music scene with her heavy mezzo stylings that match Etta James, Ella Fitzgerald, Joyce Kennedy, and Bonnie Raitt. She’s a true power-house who can mold into any genre! She’s involved in various local bands including her own band, Fellowship of Love. Laiken has previously performed in Picnic In The Park, Savannah Philharmonic’s Holiday Pops, Savannah Philharmonic’s Jazz At The Beach, Jacksonville’s Jazz At The Beach, Jazz Corner, and Savannah Sand Gnats Games. Laiken currently performs Motown weekly on Hilton Head.

Eric Jones, Pianist Eric Jones was born in Moultrie, Georgia, and started to play piano by ear at the age of five. At 11, Eric began studying trumpet. At 16 he started formal lessons on piano and within two years, he was awarded a piano scholarship to Andrew Col-lege. Eric went on to pursue his education at Armstrong Atlantic State Universi-ty, studying under Dr. Kevin Hampton, graduating with a B.A. in Piano. In addition to teaching private lessons, composing and arranging, he completed his Masters in Composition from Georgia Southern University, where he studied under Dr. Martin Gendelman. Eric has worked with many prominent artists including Grammy Award winning Esperanza Spalding, Stewart Copland of the Police and Keith Miller of the Metropolitan Opera. In 2011 Eric premiered his latest work, “Songs of Creation,” which combines spiritual, jazz and African influences with the poem of James Wel-don Johnson’s “The Creation.” Eric is the pianist with the Savannah Jazz Orches-tra and performs with them annually at the Savannah Jazz Festival. Eric has also performed several times during Sunday concerts for Coastal Jazz Association. Currently Eric teaches at Savannah State University.

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Jan. 1 Donald Holck

Jan. 1 Rex McClure

Jan. 2 Theodora Hill

Jan. 3 Marguerite Weisemann

Jan. 11 Gloria Cirincione

Jan. 17 Carol Davne

Jan. 18 Elizabeth Penfield

Jan. 18 Sue Wettengel

Jan. 18 Sue Wight

Jan. 19 Victor Holan

Jan. 20 Bill Browning

Jan. 21 Ann Manchester

Jan. 23 Gail Pascucci

Jan. 26 Bob Kraft

Jan. 28 Katherine Camp

Jan. 29 Denise Portman

January Birthdays

The Marshes League

Season One Standings:

Team Won Lost

Kings & Queens 5 0

Pallino Pals 4 1

Ally Oops 3 2

Happy Go Bocce 1 4

Deboccery 1 4

Revelers 1 4

CONGRATULATIONS to our winners!

Season 1 was an amazing success!

Now we are welcoming entries for

new players for season 2! Please

drop entry forms in CLS office in

the box under the white board by

Jan 7th.

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Savannah Winds Symphony Concert Series

Friday, Jan. 25

4pm: Religious Discussion - The Seven Deadly Sins - Join

Pastor Holst in the Ballroom for an engaging discus-

sion on the history and meaning of The Seven Deadly

Sins topic of ANGER.

Saturday, Jan. 26

7:30am: Depart for Jekyll Island Day Trip! Join us on a trip to the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, a historical tour

around Jekyll Island, and lunch in the dining room of the Jekyll Island Club. Please register at MyMarshes.org or call

Erin at 912-596-3677.

9:30am: Meditation Session - Meet us in the Ballroom for

a Meditation Session promoting healing, reducing anxie-

ty and stress, and giving one a sense of peace through

overall wellness.

3pm: Marshes Movie Matinee - Band of Brothers

Come join us in the Ballroom for episode #2 of ten

episodes of the award winning Spielberg & Hanks

WWII Miniseries.

Tuesday, Jan. 29

4:15pm: Therapy Presentation - Join us in the Ballroom

for a workshop led by our fantastic therapy depart-

ment.

Wednesday, Jan. 30

5pm: Depart for Marshes Dine Around: Olympia Café

- Join us for a trip to this River Street delight and en-

joy the fantastic menu full of Greek delicacies. Regis-

ter at MyMarshes.org or call Erin at 912-598-3677.

Thursday, Jan. 31

4pm: Marshes Concert Series - MARSHES DOES

MOTOWN - Join us in the Ballroom for a very special

duo! Let the sweet voice of Laiken Williams, accom-

panied by pianist, Eric Jones, liven your spirit! They

will sing a myriad of Motown favorites! Complimen-

tary wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served.

Spring Concert

March 5, 2019 at 7:30pm, $15

Join Savannah Winds for this eclectic concert that

showcases both familiar and lesser known pieces.

This fun concert boasts a wide variety of songs and is

sure to please.

“Ed & Friends” Pop Concert

April 28, 2019 at 3pm, $15

Bright overtures, popular film score medleys, classic

symphonic arrangements and famous jazz melodies

are all hallmarks of Savannah Winds Pops Concerts.

We renew our tribute to the legacy of Ed Caughran,

celebrated Savannah music educator, with this special

concert that provides extraordinary musical experi-

ences.

Patriotic Concert

June 30, 2019 at 3pm, $20

The concert will be a salute to those who have served

and those who currently serve in the U.S. Armed

Forces. Favorites by John Philip Sousa, Irving Berlin,

Henry Fillmore, Lee Greenwood and others will be

played. It includes a presentation honoring the 2018

Chatham County Veteran of the Year along with the

announcement of several scholarships and awards.

All concerts are currently available for registration on MyMarshes.org or

by calling Erin at 912-598-3677.

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EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES Tuesday, Jan. 1

12-2pm - New Year’s Day Lunch Buffet in the Dining Room!

Come and enjoy some delicious fare! Please note, the Bistro and

Dining Room Dinner will not be available on New Year’s Day.

Thursday, Jan. 3

5pm: Dining with Directors - Come join Mike Grasser, IT

Manager, and Gaye Rountree, Office Manager, for dinner and

conversation in the Dining Room. Please make reservations on

MyMarshes.org or by calling Erin at 912-598-3677.

Friday, Jan. 4

4pm: Book Club: Wolf Hall - Come join the book club and Mrs.

Julie White as she leads a discussion of this month’s wonderful

read!

Saturday, Jan 5

9:30am: Meditation Session - Meet us in the Ballroom for a Medi-

tation Session promoting healing, reducing anxiety and stress,

and giving one a sense of peace through overall wellness.

2pm: Marshes Movie Matinee - A Man For All Seasons

Come join us in the Ballroom for this feature film that goes

along with this month’s book club selection, Wolf Hall.

Sunday, Jan. 6

6pm: Bocce Celebration - Season One Players and Spouses are

welcome! We will celebrate this inaugural season and its win-

ners! $5 collection being taken by Larry Burk or Pat Cook for

the Pizza Party.

Tuesday, Jan. 8

11:15am: Mixing with Mary & Talking with Terry - Join us in the

Card Room for an opportunity to chat with Mary Coombs, Di-

rector of Facility Operations, and Terry Lee, Director of Envi-

ronmental Services.

4:00pm: Chair Yoga - Ballroom - For those seeking a gentle form

of yoga that assists in gaining higher levels of strength and bal-

ance.

Wednesday, Jan. 9

pm: Chat with Chris - Come to the Ballroom and enjoy an in-

formative discussion session with Chris Lee, our Director of

Home Care Services on the topic of varying types of Dementia.

Thursday, Jan. 10

11:15am: Ask Amanda - Bring your questions and meet in the

Ballroom for a discussion session with our Executive Director,

Amanda Elliott.

Thursday, Jan. 10

4pm: Memorial Celebration Service - We will come together in the

Ballroom to honor, remember and celebrate all those residents

who passed away in 2018.

Saturday, Jan 12

9:30am: Meditation Session - Meet us in the Ballroom for a Medi-

tation Session promoting healing, reducing anxiety and stress,

and giving one a sense of peace through overall wellness.

3pm: Marshes Movie Matinee - Band of Brothers

Come join us in the Ballroom for this first of ten episodes of the

award winning Spielberg & Hanks WWII Miniseries.

Monday, Jan. 14

12pm: Lunch With Rector - Join your fellow residents in the Din-

ing Room for lunch with Rev. Priest from St. Peter’s Episcopal.

Please register at MyMarshes.org or call Erin at 912-596-3677.

Tuesday, Jan. 15

11:15am: Passion for Poetry - Come join us in the Card Room for

a session in poetry. Bring a poem to share if you wish!

4:00pm: Chair Yoga - Ballroom - For those seeking a gentle form

of yoga that assists in gaining higher levels of strength and bal-

ance.

Wednesday, Jan. 16

3pm: General Residents Meeting - Meet us in the Ballroom for an

informative, multi-topic presentation from your Leadership

Team.

Thursday, Jan. 17

4pm: The Learning Center Lecture - Meet us in the Ballroom for

an informative and fascinating lecture on the history of Amazing

English from the Director of The Learning Center, Roger Smith.

Saturday, Jan. 19

5pm: Departure for Savannah Philharmonic: The Best of Broad-

way - Join us as we depart for this wonderful annual treat at the

Johnny Mercer Theatre featuring the cast of The Savannah Thea-

tre.

Wednesday, Jan. 23

5pm: Depart for Marshes Dine Around: Olympia Café -

Join us for a trip to this River Street delight and enjoy the

fantastic menu full of Greek delicacies. Register at My-

Marshes.org or call Erin at 912-598-3677.

Thursday, Jan. 24

7:30pm: Symphony Video Concert Series -

Concert #4 - Join us for another exciting evening with the

All-Star Orchestra, conducted by Gerard Schwartz. This

program will feature Mussorgsky & Prokofiev.

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Dear 2018 OLS Committee,

I would like to take a moment to thank

each one of you for your support and sug-

gestions throughout the year of 2018. I

feel privileged to have served this team.

Our team has had such a huge impact on

the overall aesthetics and general appear-

ance of our campus, maintaining the

premier property we are in Savannah. You

have all challenged me and kept me on my

toes. Facilities Operations will contin-

ue to bring that same service and dedica-

tion to the 2019 team. Again, thank you

all for your help. It has been my pleasure.

Mary Coombs

Facilities Operations Director

Operations, Landscape, Security Commit-

tee (OLS)

Bob Kraft • Audrey Stryker • Mimi Harkness

Bill Peterson • John Platte • Sally Jackson

Carolyn Steelman • David Fox • Shirley Forssell

Walt Culin • Joan Pierce • Celie Griffiths

A Note from Mary...

• The Marshes will be welcoming a new line

dancing instructor to take over for our sweet

Katie as she completes her transition over to

The Oaks. Come join us for some FUN in the

Activities Room on Tuesdays at 10am and

Thursdays at 3pm next month! The new in-

structor will join us beginning Jan. 8th.

• There are two duplicate bridge groups that

are welcoming new players to join!

Mondays - 9am - 12pm in the Card Room

Fridays - 9am - 12pm in the Card Room

For more information: John Platte, 598-4145

DAY TRIP to JEKYLL ISLAND

Saturday, January 26th, 7:30am

Approximate cost $60pp

• Visit the Georgia Sea Turtle Center

($18)

• Historical Tour of Jekyll Island ($18)

• Lunch at ‘The Wharf’, Riverfront

Restaurant at The Jekyll Island Club

(avg. entrée price range - $14-28)

Please make reservations on MyMarshes.org

or by calling Erin at 598-3677.

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