WRCU-16-27407 WU Catalog Covers 2017 · curiosities and learning new things can keep the mind agile and sharp. That’s why we created Watermark University. ... Join Lisa as she examines

Spring SemesterJANUARY THROUGH APRIL

2017

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Hello and thank you for your interest in Watermark University!

Your curiosity is to be commended and it may even be the key to better health. Studies show that satisfying curiosities and learning new things can keep the mind agile and sharp. That’s why we created Watermark University. We know that stimulating the mind and strengthening the body have enormous benefits at any age and may even slow the process of memory loss.

Besides being good for you, keeping your brain and the body active and engaged doesn’t just improve your life – it’s a whole lot of fun! Enroll in a class or two that pique your interest. I’m confident you’ll learn something new and make a few friends along the way. While you’re at it, why not suggest a class or even volunteer to teach a subject which you’re passionate about?

Just give us a call to reserve a space in a class that intrigues you. Please keep in mind that class space is limited, priority is given to residents and most, but not all classes are free. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you in a Watermark University course this semester!

Sincerely,

Melissa Goodnow Community Life Director

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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Alternative to Total Knee Replacement Jamie Flores, RN March 10th 2:00pm A Have knee pain? Attend this seminar to find out what alternatives you may have to total knee replacement. Get back to enjoying life! Amplified Phones Seminar Family Center on Deafness January 9th 2:00pm A Loud & clear… & free! Florida residents with certified hearing loss are eligible to receive a free amplified phone from the non-profit Florida Telecommunications Relay, Inc. Cordless and corded phones for persons with mild to severe hearing loss are available. Limit one per customer. Bring your phone if you’ve received one before if it is not working properly. And the Oscar Goes To… Lisa Celona February 13th 2:00pm A The Academy Awards are the pinnacle of achievement for an actor or actress with 24 categories filled with the most exceptional performances of the year. Join Lisa as she examines the year of 2016 in movies. We’ll watch trailers and clips from the nominees and determine who we think will win the coveted golden statue. “As the Page Turns” Book Club

Lisa Celona & Melissa Goodnow 4rd Monday of Mo. 2:00pm Apt. 2105 "In the case of good books, the point is not how many of them you can get through, but rather how many can get through to you” - Mortimer Adler. Join fellow Fountains residents who love to read and are willing to expand their minds through books that make us think, make us talk, make us laugh and make us want to read more. Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, you’ll read a new book every month. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! Autism Awareness Chris Wojewnik April 20th 2:00pm A Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a range of complex neurodevelopment disorders, characterized by social impairments, communication difficulties, and restricted, repetitive, and stereotyped patterns of behavior. Autistic disorder, sometimes called autism or classical ASD, is the most severe form of ASD, while other conditions along the spectrum include a milder form known as Asperger syndrome, etc. Although ASD varies significantly in character and severity, it occurs in all ethnic and socioeconomic groups and affects every age group. Experts estimate that 1 out of 88 children age 8 will have an ASD. Join Chris as he shares his journey with his son’s autism and pictures of events he’s attended in the last years to bring awareness to the community. Baking Club Melissa Goodnow & Kamron Van Donkersgoed

See Monthly Thrive for Dates & Times CMC Everyone loves something homemade! Join Kamron & Melissa in the Color Me Calm room as they whip up tasty treats to be served at the monthly Tea Party or afternoon socials. Check your monthly calendar for the event date and time.

LOCATION GUIDE A - Auditorium CY - Courtyard LR - Living Room (Inn) SR - Sewing Room Ch - Chapel D - Dock L – Lobby 2105 - Room 2105 CL - Computer Lab F - Friendship Room O - Outing CR - Conference Room KWDR - Key West Dining Room P – Pool CMC – Color Me Calm

Note: Dates and times are subject to change, please see community life for details.

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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Battle of the Sexes Suzanne Burtzlaff February 15th 2:00pm A Join Suzanne as she hosts a friendly competition between the ladies and the gentlemen of how well you know the opposite sex. Everyone knows that women seem to know everything, so guys come on out and see if you can beat the ladies in this fun, interactive game. Be a player in the game and see how much you know or simply cheer on our teams and see who is the real winner of our community - the men or the women! Basic American Sign Language Melissa Goodnow Every Thursday 1:30pm CMC American Sign Language, or ASL, is a complex language that has been used for centuries. Learning other languages promotes mental flexibility and by studying ASL, it can open up new possibilities to communicate with those that are deaf, hard of hearing or unable to no longer communicate verbally. Many use ASL to even communicate with young babies and children and those with special needs. Bayada Wellness Talk Bayada Nurses 1st Wed of each mo. 2:00pm A Join your Bayada Nurses as they discuss exciting health topics each month. Our in-services will be exciting and interactive addressing some of the most important health and medical concerns of seniors today. Our participants will walk away with a better understanding of their health and personal well-being. Betty Crocker Club Lisa Celona 3rd Monday 2:00pm A We all have a little Betty Crocker inside us and this monthly baking club will help bring it out! Each month we’ll learn how to bake a simple, yet delicious, treat that you can create in your apartment. Starting with just a recipe, we’ll measure, mix, whip and pour ingredients until we have a delectable dessert.

Beauty Tips with Holly Hess Holly Hess 2nd Tuesday 10:00am KL Get pampered with Holly and learn from the beautician herself how to get the hairdo and eye makeup just right! Bell Choir Lisa Celona Fridays 11:00am A Ring-a-ling-ling! Come join our bell choir and learn to play hand bells. No prior experience needed. Create lovely sounds while following easy to read music sheets. Learning to play is fun and rewarding. Once you’ve mastered the technique, you can even choose to be a part of the bell choir’s performances! Bible Study & Prayer John Hoisington & Al Siebert Fridays 12:30pm CR This group meets for lively and insightful discussions about the Bible. Bring your Bible, thoughts and religious insights to discuss with friends. This course is for anyone who has struggled with the perennial question, “why do good people suffer?” Explore the Bible and find help defending your heart and mind so that you can stand pure and blameless before God. Blackjack Alex Mendes 1st & 3rd Monday of Mo. 3:00pm A Learn how to play the most popular table game in the casinos. Blackjack with Alex will allow those who know the rules of the game to utilize their skills to try and beat the "house" while teaching beginners how to develop the skills and knowledge of the game.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Blast from the Past Melissa Goodnow 2nd Wednesday of Mo. 10:30am LR Through current technology use, we will use slide shows, videos, and trivia to learn about and discuss different topics in American and World History. Brain Awareness Lisa Celona March 13th 2:00pm A Have you ever heard people say that they tend to be more of a right-brain or left-brain thinker? From books to television programs, you've probably heard the phrase mentioned numerous times. According to the theory of left-brain or right-brain dominance, each side of the brain controls different types of thinking. Learn about the differences between the left and right brain, determine which type you are, and play a fun game to test those theories. Candy from Around the World: Japanese Kit Kats

Frank Hodge February 21st 2:00pm A Across the ocean in Japan, Kit Kats have become a huge craze, and they are not limited to just chocolate! In the Far East they have Kit Kat flavors such as Purple Potato, Wasabi, and even Sake flavored Kit Kats! Come join Frank as he discusses the various flavors of Kit Kats, and how this fantastic candy was created! Cell Phone Basics Frank Hodge March 24th 2:00pm A Join Frank as he helps you to better navigate through the trickery that is what our modern cell phones have become. With all of the buttons and options trying to perform a simple task such as making a phone call can become frustrating and daunting. Well worry no more, because Frank is here to help you learn how to use your cell phone like a pro. If you have a cell phone, bring it! Centerpiece Creations Melissa Goodnow & Kamron Van Donkersgoed

1st week of each Month 10:30am LR We want to keep our community looking good and in great shape – both physically and culturally. At the beginning of each month we will collectively create a new centerpiece to go on the tables in the Inn Dining Room. Based on the season or a special holiday, we will design a showpiece that every resident can enjoy at each meal. Come and get your hands dirty with us! Choi Kwang Do Master D Tuesdays 10:00am A Choi Kwang Do is for everyone, ages 3 to 99! It’s natural & easy to understand sequential movement that maximizes your body’s force producing capabilities. But more importantly, it increases opportunities to enhance your health. Our primary goals are to prevent or reduce illness and disease and to promote optimum health and longevity by minimizing the degeneration of your body and mind. This is a life-changing experience! Cocktails and Cultures Melissa Goodnow & Lisa Celona See Thrive for Dates 2:00pm A Today's cocktail culture is filled with many interesting aspects, but did you know that there are major differences between the United States and other countries in regards to their evening drink? In most European countries, drinking ages are either lower -- someone can drink in Germany or the United Kingdom at 18, for example -- or non-existent. And carding patrons is rare. Even the choice of drink differs based on where in the world you are – In France, you’re more likely to drink a glass of wine a day while in Germany, you may have a drink with Jägermeister or Schnapps.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Cooking with Barbara Barbara DeFalco 4th Tuesday 1:30pm 3rd Floor Gardens Join Barbara each month as she puts her culinary skills to the test. She enjoys taking ordinary recipes and turning them into extraordinary meals. This hands-on class gets everyone motivated to try something new and delicious at least once a month. Crosswords Community Life Team See Thrive for Date & Time A What do you get when you add a huge crossword puzzle, a group of residents, and a willingness to work together to fill in the blanks? Saturday afternoon Crossword Puzzles in the Auditorium! It is a chance to stretch our brains and have fun with friends. Cupid’s Arrow Craft Lisa Celona February 6th 2:00pm A Love is in the air and so is the glitter! Join Lisa for a fun Valentine’s Day craft to celebrate the sweetest day of the year. We’ll put together a beautiful decoration to make your apartment festive for February 14th or even as a gift for your loved one.

Current Events with Yolanda Yolanda Wynn Wednesdays 10:00am KL Join Yolanda in The Gardens and discuss the top three stories from the daily newspaper or trending internet topic. After each article there will be an open discussion about each topic to share your views, thoughts, opinions and feelings. Destiny & The Sequel Donna Engel January 30th 2:00pm A Join Donna as she shares the intricate work of her latest books, Destiny & The Sequel. This story is of an interracial love affair set in South Carolina, laced with the reality of attitudes toward the intermingling of blacks and whites during the 1930’s through the 1960’s. This novelette should reawaken the reader’s memories of the struggles of African Americans they endured on their march to equality. Donna will have copies of her book to purchase at this seminar. Dunedin Historical Museum Melissa Goodnow TBD 10:00am O The museum contains approximately 2,000 artifacts, 2,500 photographs and a library containing 200 volumes of local and Florida History. Included in the museum library collection is an electronic archive of the Dunedin Times Newspaper, from 1924 through 1965. Permanent exhibit segments have been produced on statewide topics of the railroad and citrus industry as well as regional topics such as Dunedin's multicultural origins, Dunedin's pioneering families, Mease Hospital, sports history of Dunedin, industries in Dunedin, development of the alligator tank used by the U.S. Marines during WWII in the Pacific, and natural habitats such as Caladesi and Honeymoon Isle. Earth Day Kamron Van Donkersgoed April 22nd 10:30am LR Let’s show some love for our mother earth and learn about ways to help keep her clean and healthy and see the projects that a protecting the rainforest and all that our world has to offer.

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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Easter: The Real Story Kamron Van Donkersgoed April 14th 10:30am LR Easter is filled with joy, Easter eggs, and bunnies! And though all are wonderful, let us look at the real reason why we celebrate the holiest event in the Christian church year. We will also discover how Easter is celebrated around the world. Ellis Island: 125th Anniversary Melissa Goodnow January 2nd 2:00pm A On this day in 1892, Ellis Island opened. Between 1892 and 1954, more than 12 million immigrants entered the "gateway to the new world" in search of a better life. We will discuss the history of Ellis Island and open to all the group to share their experiences, if any. We will also talk about the current immigrant policy and how it differs from the original immigrant policy. Elvis Lives Lisa Celona January 10th 2:00pm A On what would be his 82nd birthday, we’ll take a look back at the amazing life and career of Elvis Presley. From his hometown roots in Tennessee to the bright lights of Las Vegas, Elvis became a global sensation with his music still being bought and played all over. Using pictures, videos, and music we’ll have a jailhouse rockin’ time getting to know the king of rock n’ roll! Fishing Frenzy Demo Cevic 2nd & 4th Wednesdays 9:00am Dock Fishing is one of the most popular outdoors activities on Boca Ciega Bay. Lucky for us, our dock is right on the intercostals where we can relax with our poles in the water and catch up with neighbors. Demo is an avid fisher and will guide our resident fishing novices (as well as those who are experienced or just need a little refresher) on the ins and outs of local fishing. He’ll show us how to get our poles ready, what kinds of fish are in the area and the best types of bait to use. Poles and live bait will be provided. Fountains FunMakers Community Life Wednesdays 1:00pm A Join the Fountains Funmakers group where we do exactly what it says - have fun! We're working on hilarious skits to put on and we want YOU to join! Whether you sing, act, play an instrument, or just want to be in the background, we want you to be a part of the fun! There is no memorization or prior experience needed. Everyone is welcome! Come to our meeting and learn all about the fun! Global Warming: Truth or Fallacy? William Martin April 12th 2:00pm A Global Warming comes with facts, but also unexplained theories that some feel are unsupported by scientific evidence. Join Bill Martin as he shares his understandings of how global warming may be more of a fallacy. Globetrotters Lisa Celona 4th Wednesday of Mo. 2:00pm A This course is for everyone who has traveled or even just wanted to travel! Learn about societies from around the world and have a chance to share your own experiences. Be transported to some of the world’s most amazing cultures and countries without leaving the comfort of your chair. Health Chat Kamron Van Donkersgoed 3rd Thursday of Mo. 3:00pm LR Join Kamron each month to learn about a health topic in laymen’s terms. He will do the research and bring you the information in a way that everyone can understand. From hearing loss and arthritis to nutrition and sleeping disorders, you’re sure to learn some facts and figures that will make you more informed about your health.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION History and Significance of Star Trek: The Original Series

Lisa Knipe March 15th 2:00pm A Star Trek is one of the most culturally influential TV shows of all time. The original series aired in the late 1960’s, and many of its plots and themes were ahead of its time, critical of historical events of the time period, and groundbreaking as far as what it dared to show on primetime TV. Learn about how this show came to be, the controversies surrounding certain episodes and how the life and times of its creator, Gene Roddenberry, influenced the direction of the show. History’s Homerun Hitters Lisa Celona April 14th 2:00pm A Frank Baker, one the best players of the dead-ball era, earned the nickname of "Home Run" Baker for hitting just two home runs in the 1911 World Series. How does that compare to the top homerun hitters of today’s baseball? We’ll look at history’s biggest names in Baseball through the years and recount their careers including their most famous seasons. We’ll compare stats and see who the number one homerun hitter of all time is. History of Groundhog Day Rhon Buring February 2nd 11:00am A On this day in 1887, Groundhog Day, featuring a rodent meteorologist, is celebrated for the first time at Gobbler’s Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. According to tradition, if a groundhog comes out of its hole on this day and sees its shadow, there will be six more weeks of winter weather; no shadow means an early spring. Importance of Labeling Claire Ferry & Mary Klatka February 23rd 2:00pm A Join Claire and Mary as they explain the importance of labeling your items to avoid being misplaced or lost and the best ways to label. They will have all the things you will need to label your items, so bring your wheelchair, walker, and other mobility aids and have a label party! Introduction to Shuffle Board Kamron Van Donkersgoed April 4th 10:00am D The weather is getting nice and warm again and spring is in the air!! Did you know the fountains had three big shuffle boards, right next to dock? Join Kamron as he shows you the rope and rules to this fun and exciting pastime. Is it Worth the Money? Barbara DeFalco March 21st 3:00pm KL Join Barbara with an opportunity to taste and guess which the more expensive beer is and judge which is tastier- the more costly or the bargain beer. Sometimes, expensive taste isn’t always better taste! Kiss Me, I’m Irish Kamron Van Donkersgoed March 8th 3:00pm LR Let’s take a look into the history of our favorite Irish holiday, from the food, to the songs and every beer in between. We will see who St. Patrick was and why this holiday is, in fact, not celebrated in Ireland. Learn to Bowl Bruce Fronduto & John Baker February 8th & April 5th 10:00am O Join our Maintenance Associate, Bruce, for an outing to Ten Pins Bowling Alley in South Pasadena for an afternoon of knocking down pins. Whether you're just starting out as a bowler, are looking to change or improve your game, or merely bowl once or twice a year with your friends, this is the place to start. You’ll learn the basics on bowling technique, etiquette and rules, which will enhance your bowling experiences from here on out.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Learn to Paint with Helen Helen Amole Tuesdays 3:00pm CMC Helen is a long time artist and certified in the art of Folk Art One Stroke. In her class, she will take persons of all levels and stages of art and teach new ways of simple brush stroke and how to use brushes for shading and design of masterpieces with little effort! All materials will be supplied to class and class will meet on a weekly basis. Lymphedema Management Kaye Rubio February 10th 2:00pm A Lymphedema occurs when your lymph vessels are unable to adequately drain lymph fluid, usually from an arm or leg. Lymphedema can occur due to surgery, radiation treatment, cancer or infection. Attend this seminar to learn about the treatment of lymphedema and how to properly manage this condition. Line Dancing Mary Jane Herlik Saturdays 10:00am A It doesn’t make a difference if you’re an experienced dancer or if this is your first class, Mary Jane will show you how to dance like a pro! Come learn new routines, dance with others and have a great time with friends and neighbors. Martin Luther King Jr.: The Man with a Dream Kamron Van Donkersgoed January 14th 10:30am LR The man of Martin Luther King, Jr. will always be remembered as one of the biggest people of the civil rights movement, let’s take a look at the King’s dream and how far we have come and what we need to do to continue his dream to come true. Meditation Hour Kamron Van Donkersgoed 2nd & 4th Friday 1:00pm Ch Meditation is a practice that helps calm and refocus the mind and offers many benefits to the mind, body & spirit. Join Kamron in the chapel as we take a visionary journey and learn to refocus your mind on positive thoughts and see how Meditation and prayer can change your day, week, month, year and eventually your life. Men’s Club Ray Flournoy & Chris Wojewnik 1st Tuesday of Mo. 12:00 pm F Calling all men!!!! Come be part of the Men’s Club for some lunchtime camaraderie and fun discussions. Occasionally, we will also have guest speakers and entertainment. You might be surprised and even learn something new about your fellow neighbors. Mom’s Sweet Recipes Jennifer Rawlings & Betty Placke See Gardens Thrive KL Sharing all of the sweet treats her mother taught her growing up, Jennifer is now bringing them to them to The Gardens. In this class, residents will be able to follow the recipe with Jennifer and Betty to create an old time favorite, just like mom used to make! Music & Movement Dianne Worrell Thursdays 10:00am A Music and Movement is an aerobic program done to upbeat music excellent for cardio training. Not only will you stretch, breathe and work your body, but you will also enjoy the positive self-talk that Dianne adds to each and every class. You will also learn why keeping the body healthy and strong is important. All fitness levels welcome.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Not Quite Chefs Catoura East, Anita Bryant, Barbara DeFalco April 19th 2:00pm A See Gardens Monthly Thrive 2:00pm Gardens 3rd Floor Join Catoura and team as she puts her culinary skills to the test. She enjoys taking ordinary recipes and turning them into extraordinary meals. This hands-on class gets everyone motivated to try something new and delicious at least once during the spring. Old Wives Tales Suzanne Burtzlaff April 3rd 2:00pm A We have all heard an Old Wives Tale once or twice in our lives. An Old Wives Tale is a superstition or traditional belief that is regarded as unscientific or incorrect, or is it? Join Suzanne Burtzlaff in this interactive contest of who knows the “tales” behind Old Wives Tales. Painting 101 John Comer Tuesdays 10:00am Apt. 2105 Do you love art? Whether you are a beginner or advanced student this course is for you. It is designed to improve your painting skills no matter what level you are. Learn about the use of color tones, complimentary colors, special techniques for shading and more. Students will create landscapes, still life floral and portraits. Materials are provided. Your completed masterpiece may be entered in our annual Art Show and possibly in the Expressions Art Calendar. Patty’s Irish Picks Chris Wojewnik & Ray Flournoy March 16th 2:00pm A Brewing in Ireland has a long history, and total production of beer stands at over 8 million hectoliters (over 211 million gallons), and approximately half the alcohol consumed is beer. By the beginning of the 19th century there were over two hundred breweries in the country, fifty-five of them in Dublin. Though the number of beers has drastically reduced in the country, lagers, stouts and ales are still a big deal. Ireland ranks 4th in the world for beer consumption per-capita. In honor of St. Patrick’s Day join us for an afternoon filled with Irish Beer sampling. Sláinte! (To health). Pinterest Planning & Productions Melissa Goodnow 2nd & 3rd Monday 1:00pm CMC Pinterest is a website filled with ideas and projects to get your creative juices flowing. One of the most popular crafts features wine bottles that are recycled and turned into works of art, but that’s just one example. During our Pinterest Planning meeting we'll decide on a craft and at the Productions meeting, we'll turn those plans into a fabulous crafts to decorate your home. Rehab Chat with Andrea Andrea Harless 1st Thursday of Mo. 2:00pm A Join Physical Therapist, Andrea, from our rehabilitation department, as she discusses different health topics each month and tips for living a healthier, positive life style. Learn about cardiac health, skin cancer awareness, vascular issues and much more each month. Scrabble Slam with Takisha Takisha Butler April 13th 2:00pm A If you are a scrabble lover then this game is for you. Scrabble Slam puts a new twist on the trusty old scrabble game. “Scrabble Slam” is a card game where the cards have letters on both sides. The dealer passes out all the cards and someone thinks of one 4 letter word, then the players make other words out of the cards they have in their hand. You cannot use proper nouns though. The player with the least amount of cards in the end is the winner!!!



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Sit and Be Fit Natacha Jacques See Gardens Monthly Thrive Key Largo Sit and Be Fit is a music wellness activity that improves mood and wellbeing. It’s fun and encourages a sense of community and will give you more energy! Join Natacha for an enhancing and relaxing time of exercise while you sit. Smoothies with Angie Angie Golden See Gardens Monthly Thrive Key Largo Fruit and Veggies are a major part of a healthy, well-rounded diet. It’s sometimes not always the most pleasant to get down, so what better way than to make these foods into a delicious smoothie! While creating the delicious masterpieces, Angie will explain the benefits for your mind and body for the fruit and veggie of the month. Staying Connected Series: Finding Your Way through Facebook Melissa Goodnow January 24th 2:00pm A Social media has almost become a necessity for our society. Our families, friends, kids & grandkids are finding ways to keep connected, even when miles apart. Facebook is one way to stay up to date daily, or check in once a month and find out what’s been going on for the last month or more in your loved ones lives. Join Melissa to set up your Facebook account or if you already have one, how to manage and maneuver around the social media site and how to do different things, such as post, “Like”, tag a picture or search for your friends and family. You may even reconnect with a few long lost friends! Staying Connected Series: The Art of Digital Photography Melissa Goodnow February 17th 2:00pm A There are so many ways to take pictures these days, and chances are you can retire your old Polaroid camera. Many of us have a cell phone, and know that we can take pictures, but may not be aware of the new, or easier, ways to do so! Not to mention, the fun apps you can use to save them, print them or send to your loved ones. Did you know you can swipe your iphone instead of having to unlock it to take a picture? Or you can flip your camera on most phones to take a picture best known as a “selfie” of you and your friends that you can see while you take it! Join Melissa to learn about different ways you can use your phone or ipad for picture or video taking and how to upload or send them to your family and friends. Staying Connected Series: Video Messaging with Skye & Facetime Melissa Goodnow March 29th 2:00pm A We’ve explored social media, how to take the best digital photograph and how to upload them to social media and send to your family and friends. But what about “face to face” contact when your loved ones are miles away, or even around the world? Many smart phones and computers come with capabilities that can link you instantly and in real time to see your loved one while you talk! Join Melissa to learn about how to use Skype or Facetime to stay connected with your family and take your phone calls to the next level! Still Point Thermal Imaging June Drennon January 27th 2:00pm A Thermal imaging is a non-invasive FDA approved clinical imaging procedure for detecting and monitoring diseases and physical injuries by indicating the thermal abnormalities present in the body. Please john June Drennon, Certified Clinical Thermographer 2008 ACCT (American College of Clinical Thermography) as she discusses this exciting new technology.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Sterling University: All the President’s Men (and Women)

Phil Leto April 4th 1:00pm A Who did the President nominate to serve as the Secretaries of State, Defense, Treasury, Homeland Security, Attorney General and other important Cabinet positions? Were they quickly confirmed by the Senate? How goes the implementation of policy regarding the economy, jobs, ISIS, health care and other Presidential priorities. Have the first accusations of scandals and inappropriate behavior involving the new President been made? Sterling University: Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal

Phil Leto January 17th 1:00pm A Conceived as a plan to heal America’s economy from the ravages of the Great Depression, many of the New Deals programs were introduced in the first one hundred days of Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. It became a vehicle for widespread societal change. From relief to banking regulation to rural electrification to Social Security to workplace reform, Americans began to look to Washington in times of need.

Sterling University: Hail to the Chief

Phil Leto January 3rd 1:00pm A On January 3, 2017, a new Congress, the One Hundred Fifteenth, takes office. Its first official duty is to meet in a joint session on January 6 to certify and formalize the preceding year’s Presidential vote. On January 20, the incoming President and Vice-President are inaugurated and the President delivers an inaugural address. Then, Washington comes alive with parades, Presidential Balls and other festivities. We’ll look at notable Presidential inaugurations and orations from America’s past. Sterling University: Mr. Chief Justice

Phil Leto March 28th 1:00pm A The Chief Justice serves as a spokesperson for the judicial branch, leads the business of the Supreme Court and presides over oral arguments. When the court renders a decision, he often decides who writes the opinion. Throughout our nation’s history, men like John C. Marshall, Roger Taney, Earl Warren, Warren Burger, William Rehnquist and John Roberts have served as powerful, yet often anonymous leaders of a coequal branch of American government. Sterling University: Our Mangled Legislative Process

Phil Leto February 28th 1:00pm A The President proposes, Congress disposes, and the courts interpret. That is the shorthand description of the checks and balances of America's federal system. Not anymore. Today Presidents legislate via executive order, courts cast aside the will of Congress in reaching decisions and Congress impedes the activities of the executive and the courts by ignoring nominations for vacant positions, paralyzed in a constant state of gridlock.

Sterling University: The Bonds of Federalism

Phil Leto April 18th 1:00pm A What do state Governors and Legislatures think of the new Administration? How goes the balance between the power of the national government and that of the States? Throughout America’s history, Presidents and Congress have waged battles trying to expand or constrict Federal power in the course of this enduring national debate. What does the 10th Amendment really mean? Do States have the right to nullify Federal Laws or secede from the Union?



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Sterling University: The State of the Union

Phil Leto February 14th 1:00pm A Although not required by the Constitution to do so, a newly inaugurated President usually advises the American people, before a joint session of Congress, as to what he or she believes are the most pressing challenges and issues confronting our nation. While extolling the great virtue and industriousness of the American people, Congress is urged to take up the initiatives put forward by the Chief Executive. Sterling University: The Supreme Court

Phil Leto March 14th 1:00pm A By March, the President will have nominated someone to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, with perhaps several more vacancies to follow this term. A nominee must be considered by the Senate, which renders its “advice and consent,” in order to take his lifetime seat on the Court. Once a formality, the battles to confirm Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas show how contentious these matters have become. Stimulation through Massage Judy Ralph See Inn Monthly Thrive 10:00 am LR Judy will give residents an opportunity to learn while benefiting from hands-on-relaxation through massage therapy. Massage is generally considered a part of complementary and alternative medicine. It's increasingly being offered along with standard treatment for a wide range of medical conditions and situations. Hand, back and neck massages will be available. Sweet Smells of Perfume Melissa Goodnow February 7th 10:30am LR February is the month of love, and a common gift is that of perfume to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Have you ever wondered who invented perfume? Are you curios about how perfume made? There is a reason we are attracted to specific scents, or even disgusted by others. Scientists know smelling is a right brain activity, which means it gives the brain information on emotions, memory and creativity. Melissa will share the original origin of perfume making, including a live demonstration of the science behind what making perfumes and share with us the reasons behind whether or not we love or dislike certain scents. Tai Chi/Yoga Yarrow Ries Fridays 10:00 am A Originally developed for self-defense, tai chi has evolved into a graceful form of exercise that's now used for stress reduction and a variety of other health conditions. Often described as meditation in motion, tai chi promotes serenity through gentle, flowing movements. Tai chi is low impact and puts minimal stress on muscles and joints, making it generally safe for all ages and fitness levels. Technology in the Making: Robotics David Schupack January 31st 2:00pm A From Rosie the maid in The Jetsons, KITT the car in knight rider, Johnny 5 in Short Circuit, to C-3PO and R2-D2 in Star Wars, robots seem to be everywhere in Hollywood. But our robotic friends are no longer just stars of fiction. Join David in a brief over view of the world of robotics and how they play a role in our everyday lives.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Tender Toning Dianne Worrel Mondays 10:00am A Start your day off right with exercise. Move through a variety of exercise movements designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement, posture, and flexibility. Handheld weights, elastic tubing, and exercise balls are optional equipment choices in this class. Learn proper techniques for coordination and balance, while gaining muscle tone and strength. The Power of Affirmations Kamron Van Donkersgoed January 6th 2:00pm A Being the first month of the year, it’s important to refresh from the hectic holiday season and learn what we can do differently to not only complete the goals we set forth for ourselves, but to feel our best. There is a rejuvenating new way of thinking that will change your life if you allow it to. We will share different affirmations and how to use them daily. Two Chefs Dining Team 2nd Thursday of Mo. 2:00pm A Join our Executive Chefs and kitchen staff each month as they prepare a fabulous three-course meal accompanied by a hand-selected wine that compliments and accentuates the flavors in the themed food items. It’s a perfect opportunity to try new foods, learn different recipes and dine among friends. Understanding Computer Basics Community Life 3rd Friday of Mo. 11:00am CL Come to the computer lab for any specific questions you may have concerning the use of our computers or bring your laptop, if you have one! This is not an instructional class, but rather a question and answer session with our personal in-house IT guy, Frank Hodge! Understanding Your Monthly Statement Claire Ferry January 19th & March 23rd 2:00pm A Do you have questions when the first of the month rolls in and you receive your monthly statement? Our Business Office Director, Claire, will guide you through what to look for each month. Review timeline, the details and charges on your bill and what’s included in your monthly fee. Valentine Floral Arrangements Melissa Goodnow February 14th 11:00am F The holidays are a perfect time to say I love you with a floral arrangement. You can share them with a friend or treat yourself to a beautiful bouquet. Join Melissa to create a Valentine’s Day arrangement for your home or your sweetheart that will have your feeling as special as you should always feel! Veteran’s Club Joyce Dieckhaus 2nd Tuesday of Mo. 6:00pm F Each month the Fountains’ veterans meet to honor and support fellow veterans and our troops that are still fighting today for our freedom. The meetings will feature different topics and guest speakers, such as veteran’s benefits, the Honor Flight program, Support the Troops and much more. Virtual Reality David Schupack March 6th 2:00pm A With such a vast, expansive, and interactive world we live in why would we want to create a virtual one? In this class we will explore what virtual reality is, how it was created, and the use for it.



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COURSE FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Visits with Amos, the Wonder Horse Shelly Mizrahi 2nd Tues. Every Other Mo. 10am LR Studies haves shown that interaction with animals can have a direct influence on one’s health by reducing blood pressure and increasing serotonin. That’s why we’re so pleased our Assisted Living residents are able to visit with Amos every other month. Not only do we have a miniature horse in our Living Room, but you are able to touch, brush and love on him! Wii Bowling Basics and Techniques Ernie Otto & Al Siebert Mondays & Fridays 10:00 am F The American Council on Exercise (ACE), America’s leading authority on fitness and one of the largest fitness certification, education and training organizations in the world, announced key findings of an exclusive study conducted at the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Exercise and Health Program, on the Nintendo Wii. The study revealed that playing Wii Sports increases heart rate, maximum oxygen intake and perceived exertion, which ultimately translates to calories burned. Winter Cold: A Look at Some of the Coldest Places on the Planet Kamron Van Donkersgoed January 26th 10:30am LR Winter in Florida is a little different than the rest of the world. Let’s take a look at the coldest places on earth, the people that live there, and the history of how these places survived and continue to thrive in the bitter cold. Wound Care – “More than just a Band-Aid” Dr. Steven LeVine January 20th 2:00pm A Attend this very interesting lecture and interactive discussion with Dr. Steven LeVine, a well-known and prestigious vascular Surgeon who will speak on Advanced Wound Healing. Writer’s Workshop Group Don Brierly & William Martin 3rd Saturday of Mo. 1:00pm CR Whether you have a book or paper in progress or if you think you would like to do some writing, come and meet other people with common interests. This group provides a chance to get comments or suggestions on things you have already written, started to write, or are just thinking about writing. We will have open discussions on all aspects of writing and how to get motivated. If you don’t get started, you’ll never get finished! A time will be set aside at each meeting for people to read portions of what they have written to obtain feedback from the group. Yoga Noa Spector Wednesdays 10:00am A Yoga is the practice of bringing mind body and spirit together. Through a series of postures and breathing techniques, you can become agile and balanced. The class ends with relaxation and meditation which will put you in touch with your inner peace. With regular practice, strength and flexibility of mind and body, yoga can become part of your lifestyle.



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WATERMARK UNIVERSITY FACULTY Helen Amole Helen is a long time artist, having learned many of her techniques and skills in her family’s stone cast shop and art studio through the years and as a native of St. Pete. She studied music, voice and dance while obtaining her BSN and MEd Degrees. Her years of teaching provided her many opportunities for artistic growth and performances. She received a certificate of Achievement for successfully completing the FolkArt One Stroke Certified Instructor Program and is very eager to share her extensive knowledge with her peers! John Baker John Baker, born and raised in Pinellas County, moved to Naples, FL and graduated from Barron Collier High School. He returned to Pinellas County in 2000 and began working for The Fountains in 2006. JB has two children (boy & girl). When not at work he enjoys spending time with his kids. Rhon Buring Rhon is the Human Resources Director at the Fountains. She was born in Iowa and moved around the U.S. as her Dad was in the military for 24 years. Rhon spent most of her adult life in Alaska where she attended college before relocating to Florida a few years ago to be closer to her parents. She is very dedicated to her work but when she has the opportunity, her passions are attending hockey games (Go Lightning!), playing poker, boating, and hunting. The love of her life is a Pug named “Boo” since she was acquired on Halloween, Rhon’s favorite holiday. Suzanne Burtzlaff Suzanne is the Executive Director and has worked at The Fountains for 10 years. For the past 18 years she has worked in Skilled Nursing Homes and Assisted Living & Independent Living communities, serving as a social worker, director of sales and marketing, and executive director. Her passions are singing, interior decorating, and spending time with her family.

Takisha Butler Takisha is from Tallahassee, Florida. She is from a military background. Her mother and father were both in the Navy; therefore she has traveled the world. She has been to Italy two times. She graduated top of her class from high school and college. Takisha loves being with her family as she has one daughter, Ashleigh and a son, Antwan. She enjoys watching football and basketball, going to the movies, shopping, church activities, and spending time with family. Anita Bryant Anita joined the team at The Fountains in September of 2014 as the Director of Nursing for the Assisted Living. She was born and raised in Ohio where she lived until 2010. She then lived in Tennessee for two years but had always dreamed of living in Florida. When opportunity for the Fountains came she didn't hesitate to accept. Anita has three boys, two girls, and two grandchildren. She has been in the nursing field for over 30 yrs. and a Director of Nursing for over 12 yrs. When not working Anita spends time with family, they love being outdoors, camping and boating. Lisa Celona Born and raised in St. Petersburg. She has two sisters and one brother. She is currently a University of South Florida student majoring in Education. She has been at the Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay since 2006 and has enjoyed every minute of it, especially in her new role as Community Life Director for Independent Living. “I couldn’t imagine working anywhere else. The residents teach me something new every day and I feel I have grown so much through my experiences with them.”

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John Comer John was born in 1964 in Rising Sun, MD. He is a self-taught artist whose life began with a pencil in his hand. His love for drawing had his mother performing the nightly task of removing all pencils and pens in fear that even the sheets would fall victim to his sketching. In 1982 at the age of 18, John moved to Florida, and began his professional career as an artist for a silk-screen company. Working there he found his true love was for painting. With his unique use of color and contrast, John quickly made himself known around the artist based Nature Coast of Florida. His work has been exhibited in art galleries and festivals throughout Florida for more than two decades. His murals can be seen throughout the Tampa Bay are

Master D Master D began his quest in martial arts in 1976, studying the art of Tae Kwon Do, in Canada. He began training that same year directly from the founder, Grand Master Kwang Jo Choi. In 2004 due to the stress of his job, working in corporate America, he suffered nine consecutive strokes, at only the age of 50. Master D was unable to walk, talk, or even write his name for several months. Continuing in rehab for several months, and with the prayers of friends, he showed signs of progress. Doctors attributed his speedy recovery due to his training in Choi Kwang Do's bio mechanical movements. On October 10, 2010 Grand Master Choi tested Master D in Korea and promoted him to 5th Degree Black Belt, making him the highest ranking Choi Kwang Do black belt in the State of Florida. Barbara DeFalco Barb is originally from Upstate New York. After College she moved to North Carolina and stayed there until she moved to Indian Rocks Beach in 2004. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, which has tripled in size since she married her husband, Kevin, in April of 2014. She also enjoys kayaking and being at the beach. Joyce Dieckhaus Joyce was born in Minnesota where she grew up, went to college, and then began to teach elementary school for years. After marrying Robert they moved to Missouri where he was stationed and Joyce continued teaching. Joyce also lived in Germany while Robert was stationed there. She taught G.E.D. classes to the troops and says it was a real experience. Joyce and Robert had three sons. Today there are eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She is a life member of the International Training in Communication and the Society of Military Widows where she serves as National Vice President. She has been living here at the Fountains since August of 2012. June Drennon Certified Clinical Thermographer 2008 ACCT (American College of Clinical Thermography) Catoura East Catoura is a native Floridian, born and raised in Pensacola. She is the eldest of four siblings, a sports lover and mother to her four-legged Maltipoo daughter, Ava. While most women are out shopping for purses and shoes, Catoura spends her time and money on top of the line foods for lavish meals! Donna Engel Donna Engel was born in Pennsylvania and relocated to Florida in 1985. She began writing shortly after moving to Florida but set it aside to pursue other interests. In 2000, she married John Engel and they now live in St. Pete. She has two sons, and John has three children and combined they have a total of eleven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

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Claire Ferry Claire is the Business Office manager for The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay. She was born and raised in northern New Jersey, but came to call the Sunshine State home after she moved here in 2003. When Claire isn't working you could find her boating, sailing, camping, or even rescuing English Bulldogs from unsafe environments. Jamie Flores, RN Orthopedic Nurse Coordinator for Ronald Hayter, MD Bruce Fronduto Bruce Fronduto was born in St. Petersburg, FL and has been a maintenance associate at The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay for four years. Bruce is a proud father to two boys – Nick, 17 and Michael, 26 and one grandson, Connor. In his spare time he enjoys fishing and bowling. Melissa Goodnow Community Life Director for Assisted Living, Melissa, a Chicago native, has lived in Florida on and off since 1996 years until she made Florida (and the Fountains) her home in 2009. She has two outgoing young children that love to keep her on her toes. Just as Melissa does, her daughter, Gracie, loves to cook & bake while her son, Jaxon, enjoys eating! Melissa loves to incorporate many organic foods, natural herbs & mixtures as well as natural home remedies to keep her family healthy. Angie Golden Angie, our Lead caregiver for the Gardens, has been working with our residents at the Fountains for 8 ½ beautiful years! She has three children, a teenage girl and two boys. She is a Florida native and believes that she thrives because of the beautiful weather year round. Suzette Haderman Suzette’s passion is working with people. She tries to make a positive difference in someone’s life every day. She has two adult children, Danielle and Colt. When not working at the Fountains, she loves to relax at the beach on the weekends and spend time with good friends Andrea Harless Andrea Harless is a Physical Therapist Assistant and Personal Trainer. For the past 14 years she has worked for the Springs of Boca Ciega Bay doing outpatient therapy. In addition to physical therapy, Andrea is a certified NASM (National Association of Sports Medicine) personal trainer. The first Thursday of every month Andrea speaks about overall health and wellness care for senior citizens. She gives tips and information about how to improve and maintain your health through nutrition, exercise and simple movement. In her spare time you can find her on the golf course practicing her swing or teaching people of all ages how to stay fit and strong. She also volunteers her services each year for various organizations and causes. It would be fair to say that Andrea is living her dream everyday by helping others find their own path to wellness. Mary Jane Herlik Mary Jane has been teaching all of her adult life but considers teaching Beginners Line Dancing one of the great perks of living here at the Fountains. Ask her for a private lesson (Beginning Beginners) if you would like to give it a try. Holly Hess Holly is a daughter of one of our memory care residents and also the owner of her own Beauty salon. On the second Tuesday of every month Holly treat and style the hair of our Gardens residents that aren’t able to get out to the beauty Salon. She enjoys spending time with her family and caring for her mother. She has always had a passion for hair since high school and has been a owner of her own salon for a year and a half.

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WATERMARK UNIVERSITY FACULTY Frank Hodge Frank Hodge has been with the Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay for eight years. During that time he has worked as a Housekeeping Supervisor, Maintenance Coordinator, and is now the Director of Housekeeping & Laundry. When Frank is not at work, he can be found traveling around St. Petersburg trying to visit every restaurant that the city has to offer. Frank also enjoys cooking, playing video games, and watching the Tampa Bay Bucs & Florida Gators play. His other interests include reading, fishing, and kayaking. John Hoisington John has been a resident of the Fountains for five and a half years. His hobbies are working Sudoku Puzzles, reading, and playing billiards with friends. He was president of his Church’s Council for three years and he has a vast knowledge of the Bible. He has been the Bible Study and Prayer Group instructor for over two years and the group continues to grow in members each month. Lisa Knipe Lisa Knipe is the Resident Relations Director at The Fountains. She has a background in literature, writing and social work. Her love for stories and their impact on our lives has influenced how she will approach her work in Watermark University, so please join her for interesting discussions on pop culture, novels, film and television. Philip Leto III Philip Leto III was born and raised in Tampa, Florida where he graduated from Jesuit High School. Phil earned a degree in political science from the University of Florida with academic distinction and studied law at Stetson University College of Law receiving a Juris Doctor Degree. After serving as an Assistant State Attorney for Hillsborough County, Florida for several years he operated a private law practice in Tampa specializing in Criminal Defense and other areas of trial law. Phil has enjoyed researching and lecturing as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Government and World Affairs at The University of Tampa since 2000. William Martin William Martin graduated from Washington College in St. Louis in 1965. He became a materials engineer and continued with the profession for 50 years. He has worked all around the world including Canada, Mexico, Italy and South Korea doing production, sales and design engineering. Alex Mendes Sr. Alex was born in Lisbon, Portugal. Both of his parents were born in Portugal and moved to the United States in 1985. He started school in Massachusetts and learned English in two years and lost his accent in three years. Alex is married to Heather and together they have two children, Alexa and Alex. He is fluent in Portuguese and a longtime member of the Portuguese American Club. His hobbies include fishing, playing darts, pool, and bowling. Shelly Mizrahi Shelly Mizrahi was born and raised in St. Petersburg and is a graduate of the University of Florida. She worked as a Public Relations Director for several nonprofit organizations, including PARC, the Florida Holocaust Museum, and the Pediatric Cancer Foundation. As an avid equestrian, Shelly showed horses for many years and decided to marry her professional skills with her passion. She started her own public relations firm, as well as her own business providing her miniature horse, Amos, as a registered therapy-assisted animal. Amos, who is famous for playing basketball and working with the Harlem Globetrotters, visits facilities and hospitals bringing smiles to everyone. He also volunteers with the St. Petersburg Police Department where he teaches bullying prevention with an office.

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Johnny Newsome Johnny Newsome started cooking professionally in 1999. In 2001 Johnny had obtained a manager’s position at the Allegro/College Harbor and maintained that position for 11 years. While Johnny was working as the manager at Allegro, he furthered himself by obtaining his degree in elementary education. While working for the school board for 7 years as a mentor/teacher/counselor, Johnny had moved from elementary level education to middle school. Johnny’s greatest achievement was being inducted to the Hall of Fame at the Semi-Pro level in 2011. In 2014 Johnny started his own Catering business with his mother. Johnny is an only child and gives his heart and soul to all that he does. Ernie Otto Ernie is back to living the life he loves. He is Captain of the Wii Bowling Team, enjoys billiards, ping pong and shuffleboard, serves on the Resident Council and is Chairman of the Safety Committee. For Ernie, being in the right environment surrounded by friendly neighbors has made a big difference since he joined the Fountains. Jennifer Rawlings A Missouri native, Jennifer became a North-Central Florida resident in 2002 & moved to St. Petersburg in 2013 to obtain better care for her mother. She has a BS in Child & Family Development from the University of Missouri & has always been interested in working with small children & the elderly. She enjoys kayaking and sailing in her retirement. Her husband & 3 adult children all live in the Tampa Bay area. Jennifer now leads a cooking class called Mom’s Sweet recipes. Sharing all of the sweet treats her mother taught her growing up she is now bringing them to them to our memory care here at The Fountains Yarrow Ries Gulfport resident Yarrow Ries is a teaching artist and early childhood educator who combines her passion for yoga with the arts. Since founding Lifeways Therapeutic Art and Movement in 2002, she has worked with cognitive and physical disabilities in both private practice and public schools. As a certified yoga instructor, Yarrow teaches retreats and workshops integrating yoga with the healing art of personal journaling called “Creative Flow.” Yarrow's "Balance Series" combines yoga, tai chi and qigong to enhance stability and fall prevention in seniors. Kaye Rubio Occupational Therapist, Certified Lymphedema Therapist Al Siebert Al was born in Ridgewood, NY on October 15, 1920 along with his twin brother Bob. He married on February 14, 1947 and had a wonderful 63 ½ year marriage until Sue passed in 2010. Al was a church Pastor and for ten years was a visitation Pastor at Northside Baptist Church in St. Petersburg, as well as six Interim Pastorates. He moved to the Fountains in 2013 and is enjoying it greatly. David Schupack David, Associate Executive Director, has worked For the Watermark in numerous capacities, starting as a dishwasher four years ago. David Brings Experience from his prior position as AED at the Watermark at East Hill located in Southbury CT. David received his education from Springfield College. While there David earned an undergraduate degree in Health Services Administration with a minor in Economics, and an M.B.A with a focus on health care organizations. Having been a collegiate athlete David enjoys spending his free time staying fit by swimming and running.

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Noa Spector Noa Spector Flock is a licensed massage therapist, with a masters' degree in Education. She has taught movement, wellness and injury prevention at the University of South Florida, St. Petersburg College, and in Gibbs High School's dance department. Noa has maintained a private practice for muscle therapy and movement education since 1982. She is available to teach and present workshops. Kamron Van Donkersgoed Kamron was born and raised in the heart of the Netherlands and lived there until the age of ten. Kamron has lived in northern Wisconsin for 14 years, until moving to St. Petersburg in 2013. Kamron started in the kitchen, but quickly found his creative niche and now is an associate and wonderful asset to the Community life Department. Chris Wojewnik Christopher Wojewnik is originally from Cook County Illinois. He grew up playing football since the age of 6 and had a love for architectural design that continued into his early 20s where he studied design at Pinellas technical education center. He moved to Florida in the late 90’s and has resided locally ever since but is still a diehard Bears, Sox, and Blackhawks fan. Christopher has a 10 year old son. He began his career in senior living back in late 2001 working his way up through all positions into management. His favorite thing about his job is the residents, and that’s what drives him in his daily duties. Dianne Worrell Ms. Worrell is an avid marathoner and has completed over 20 Marathons throughout the United States and internationally. She has also trained with professional bodybuilders including a former Mr. Universe. Ms. Worrell is the mother of four wonderful children, one serving our country in the Air Force. She is a grandmother of three. Her company, Caribbean Bodies, designs programs for all ages. Ms. Worrell, a Senior Citizen, has designed an Active Aging Program which has been successfully used at senior communities throughout the Tampa Bay area. Yolanda Wynn Yolanda has been working at the Fountains for 11 years this coming fall. She has two children and two grandchildren. In her spare time she enjoys decorating and shopping.

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