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September 2019December 20198101 Highway 100,Nashville, Tn 37221www.FiftyForward.orgInside this issue:Weather Policy, holiday closings,and special announcementsPage 2Cigna offers Healthier Togetherprogramming at our centerspage 3Get your travel on! Check out ourtripspage 4Gain insight on wellness resourcespage 5Check out November programsand special eventspage 6January Sneak Peakpage 6Learn about FiftyForwardSupportive Care Services page 8Merry Christmasand Happy Holidays!From theFiftyForward J. L. TurnerCenter staff!December 2019There’s something for everyoneat FiftyForwardAs the hustle and bustle of the holidaysbegins, it is important that we reach out tofriends who might need some positivity andfellowship in their lives.At our centers we see many groups led bywomen who are doing fun, creative projects.Social trends demonstrate women are verysocial creatures, and often create long, lastingbonds. The same can be said of men. Manycenters are recognizing the need to createthose opportunities for men to gather to formfriendships and to support one another.Dan Surface, a Friends Learning in Pairs(FLIP) volunteer, was featured in ourSeptember Forward Focus. When he retired,he wondered about his next chapter and thenorganized a group to gather men together tosupport one another in retirement andbeyond. The Retired Men’s Group: Refiringyour Life at FiftyForward Knowles was born.One of their first goals was to supportFiftyForward member Joe Murray in hislifelong goal to skydive. (Read about ithere: hat the general population in Nashvillemay not know is that there are several groupsfor men at our centers that offer men a chanceto convene and enjoy fellowship.At FiftyForward Martin Center, men meetfor breakfast every other month to developfriendships and supportone another. CenterDirector Jodi Theobaldsays she started thegroup to honor hergrandpa. She recounts,“He would go down to asmall restaurant in ourlittle town everymorning. They had a table there where all themen sat, had breakfast, and talked aboutanything and everything.” The group is a way“to keep the spirit and energy of those timesalive.” Usually 15 men attend but welcomemore to join them. The next gathering isThursday, Dec. 12, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Call thecenter, 615-376-0102 for more information.In support of other men’s groups andactivities, FiftyForward Madison Stationrecently held a pool tournament and invitedFiftyForward Donelson Station members tocompete. They had 32 participants, 16 fromeach center. It was a chance for the men’spool groups to have some friendly competition(there are a few women who play pool, too).The final match was between Jerry Farley(FiftyForward Madison Station) and RayWarrick (FiftyForward Donelson Station). Raywon! One of the members had the fun trophycreated, whichwas awarded toRay, but will beawarded to thewinner of thenext tournament.Coincidentally,Jerry and RayJerry (L) awards Ray the prizedhave known each trophy — all in good fun!other since gradeschool – so they have a long history together.If you are interested in playing pool with thesefun-loving guys, call the centers or show up!These three groups welcome other men tojoin them to create a safe, welcoming place –for lively discussion, games, fellowship andsupport. We hope that more men will joinFiftyForward and realize it’s a place foreveryone, men and women alike.
FiftyForward J. L. Turner8101 Highway 100Nashville, TN 37221Note from the Center Director615-622-3040www.FiftyForward.orgHoliday Closings: Fifty Forward will be closed December 23-27 for theCenter HoursMonday-Friday, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.StaffConnie C. RigsbyCenter dra JoyAsst. Center Directorajoy@fiftyforward.org615-622-4962Candy PaullOffice AssistantPlease note the following policies and special announcements.Christmas holidays! We will also be closed January 1 for New Years Day. There will beNO PROGRAMS during our closing times!Special Announcements: We will be cleaning out all cabinets and shelves tobetter organize our center. If you have any personal items in the cabinets located inBrown/Davis, Zelle/West, conference room, or the lobby, please make sure to getthose items! They will be donated or reused after December 23. Thank you so muchfor your cooperation.Weather Policy:The Inclement weather policy for members and the public,FiftyForward Centers will align with the county schools for inclement weatherclosings. If Davidson County schools are closed or delayed, Davidson County centerswill be closed or delayed for members and the general public. If Williamson countyschools are closed or delayed, Williamson County centers will be closed or delayed formembers and the general public. For FiftyForward J. L. Turner and FiftyForwardCollege Grove: If FiftyForward decides to close to members but your building is open,we are still closed to members. We make that decision as an agency in the interest ofsafety for all. FiftyForward will post a message on Facebook by 7 a.m. Thisinformation will be shared on the FiftyForward J. L. Turner Facebook page and will beshared with the YMCA front desk staff. Closings, delayed start times and earlyclosures due to inclement weather will be announced using this same format.—Connie onnect with us!A profile of FiftyForward may be found atwww.givingmatters.com. With yourgenerous contributions, FiftyForwardcontinues to support older adults in thecommunity through our comprehensiveprogramming. To support our mission,please visit www.FiftyForward.org/donate2Many thanks to our sponsorsFiftyForward membershipWhen you join FiftyForward, you canparticipate in the hundreds ofprogramming activities across sevencenters. Membership is 12/ monthor 144/year and scholarships areavailable. To learn more, talk withyour center staff and fill out anapplication. You will be eligible forprogram discounts on trips, specialprograms and classes.We look forward to meeting you!December 2019
Cigna offers a wealth of educational programming across theagency. These programs are free and members from any centercan attend.CenterDate/TimeSubjectFiftyForward College GroveDec. 12, noonDiabetesFiftyForward Madison StationDec. 2, 10:30 a.m.ArthritisFiftyForward Martin CenterDec. 4, 1 p.m.Getting activeFiftyForward J. L. Turner Center Dec. 9, 10:30 a.m.Getting activeHave you heard about the new All of UsResearch Program from the National Institutesof Health? This new exciting program seeks toenroll 1,000,000 participants from diversebackgrounds to improve the health of futuregenerations. If you are interested in joining buthave more questions or would like someassistance in enrolling, please make anappointment with us! FiftyForward All of Usteam members will be offering monthly one-onone appointments here. Sign up at the Centerand become “One in a Million” with the All ofUs Research Program!Monthly—2nd Wednesday 10 a.m.–Noon; Check in at kioskDay TripsThe Bluebird Café:Monday, Dec. 9, 9:15 a.m.-NoonStart off your day with us at the Bluebird Café for amorning of coffee, donuts, and live music.Cost: 6 for vanThe Frist Presents: Music for SeniorsMonday, Dec. 16, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Join us for a holiday sing-a-long with Sarah MartinMcConnel of Music for Seniors. The students ofCrestwell Middle Prep School of the Arts will beaccompanying her for this festive annual event. Wewill stop for lunch at Taco Mamacita.Cost: 6 for van, lunch on your ownShinnDig:Thursday, Dec. 19, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.On Thursday, December 19 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. letthe George Shinn Foundation treat you to lunch,entertainment and door prizes at their annual seniorholiday party, The ShinnDig, at Lipscomb University’sAllen Arena.Cost: 6 for van.December 2019YMCA Trips*The Dancing Lights of Christmas:Monday, Dec. 9, 4:30 p.m.Come celebrate the season with us as we encounterThe Dancing Lights of Christmas. With a 2.5 mileroute and over two million lights dancing to music onthe radio, each visit will be a new experience. Dinnerwill be at Demo’s.Cost: 25, Dinner on your own*Chaffin Barn Theatre:Thursday, Dec. 19, NoonMeet us at the Chaffin’s Barn for a spectacularshowing of Sanders Family Christmas. Doors open at11 a.m. and the show begins at Noon. Lunch andtransportation are not provided.Cost: 20 (Ticket cost only)*To sign up for the YMCA trips or for moreinformation, please contact Regena Hooker,615-646-9622 or by email: rhooker@ymcamidtn.org3
Center-based wellness resourcesGrip Testing InformationMonday, Dec. 2, 10:30-11amCome Join Gabrielle Perez as she introduces you tothe benefits of grip testing. In Brown/Davis room.Cigna present Healthier Together: Fall PreventionMonday, Dec. 9, 10:30 a.m.Learn about getting active and fall prevention.All of Us Research Program Cookie CaravanWednesday, Dec. 11, 10 a.m.–noonWe provide cookies and cocoa, along with a shortpresentation on the All of Us Research program. InZelle/West room.Counseling DayWednesday, Dec. 11, 8-11 a.m.FiftyForward Living At Home Care Manager RonHenson will be available in the Conference Roomevery 2nd Wednesday of the month from 8-11 a.m.to answer your questions about Medicaid andFiftyForward Supportive Care Services.Vanderbilt Gerontology Health and WellnessThursday, Dec 12, 10:30am– 11:30amJoin Nurse Practitioner Janelle Delle for a specialpresentation. In Brown/Davis room.Weight Watchers MeetingMondays: 12:30 p.m.; Weigh-in 1 p.m.Meetings held every week in Activity Room. Joiningfee waived for members.Friday, December 6, 9-10:30 a.m. Nashville Pikes Volume Six: 150 Years Along the Gallatinand Vaughn Pikes” Ridley Wills II. Among the interesting homes Ridley will discuss arethose of the Martin family (where Sam Houston and his bride spent the night 2 nights aftertheir wedding), John Early (Pontotoc); Grantland Rice ( Vaughn Pike), Dr. Lucius Burch(Riverwood), Rock City, a small black community in South Inglewood, where Ridley collectedinsurance for National Life in 1960; and Fortland Farms, Dr. Rufus Fort's home on RiversideDrive.Friday, December 13, 9-10:30 a.m. Season Ending Potluck Brunch“How Nashville Became Music City USA” Dr. Don Cusic, Author, Musical Playwright, and Historian, Belmont Professor,will trace the music and musicians in Nashville and feature major developments that led Nashville to be “Music CityUSA” and musical excerpts from the play he wrote about “Minnie Pearl” that was shown at Chaffin’s Barn.Friday, December 20, 9-10:30 a.m.: Christmas musical programEntertainment provided by Steve Baker, guitarist, singer, and entertainer from Centerville and occasional guest on theGrinders Switch Radio Hour.All of Us Cookie Caravan!By now you may have heard about the All of Us Research Program from the National Institutes of Health.This exciting program seeks to enroll one million diverse people living in the U.S. in order to improve thehealth for future generations. Find out more about the program by visiting us at the All of Us Cookie Caravanthis month! Trained staff will be here to talk about the program, answer questions, provide iPads andlaptops for enrollment, and of course, hand out free Christie Cookies & cocoa! Visit the “Cookie Caravan” atthe center on Dec. 11, 10 a.m.-noon. RSVP is limited to the first 30 signups. Free cookies and cocoa providedby FiftyForward!December 20195
Creative PursuitsFun & GamesBrain Brawlers TriviaTuesdays, Noon-1 p.m. (Zelle/West) Team play of generalknowledge triviaBridgeMondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, 11:45 a.m.-3 p.m.Thursday evenings, 5:45-9 p.m. (Brown/Davis)Creating Memoirs2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 1-3 p.m.(Conference Room)Write your personal memoir.CanastaTuesdays, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (Zelle/West)Sit, Knit & CrochetFridays, 9 a.m.-Noon (Conference Room).Learn to knit and crochet.Line DancingWedneiftyForwardcan serve as conservator of person and/or finances.615-743-3436FiftyForward Fresh/Meals on WheelsThis program provides individuals in need with nutrient densehome-delivered meals and daily visits from caring volunteers inspecific areas in Davidson County. Meals may be provided at nocost to individuals with qualifying low incomes or can bepurchased ( 5 per meal). Can make referrals to other areas.615-463-2264FiftyForward Victory Over CrimeThis service helps victims become survivors by offering support(resources, safety plans, assistance in the courts, advocacy) tovictims of crime 50 in Davidson County. Can make referrals toother resources. 615-743-3417About FiftyForwardEstablished in 1956, FiftyForward supports, champions and enhances life for those 50 and older. As a nonprofit operating seven lifelong learning centers –- two in Williamson and five in Davidson County -– FiftyForward offers educational, health and wellness, artsand volunteer programs to engage older adults. FiftyForward also provides comprehensive supportive services and access to resources including FiftyForward Adult Day Services, FiftyForward Fresh/Meals on Wheels as well as the FiftyForward Care Team offering care assessment and services for older adults. FiftyForward Travel offers adventures (regional and international) and the Senior Center for the Arts and The Larry Keeton Theatre, a subsidiary of FiftyForward, feature performing arts for all ages. Get social withus - friend us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about FiftyForward resources and volunteer opportunities by visiting: www.fiftyforward.org.Halloween Chili Cook-off was Spooktacular Fun! Congratulations to our winners!Chilli Cook Off Winners:Costume Contest Winners:1st Place: Brenda Sharppe1st Place: Judy VanDeweghe2nd Place: Chauncy Yano2nd Place: Bobby McKinneySpecial Thanks to oursponsor Morningside ofBelmont .
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