Lake Stockton Healthcare Facility eNewsletter December 2019 | Page 2

December Birthdays
Resident
1
Alba Camp-
bell
3
Todd Kinnard
3 Molly Lyons
3 Tom Norris
18 Don Cobb
Staff
1
1
2
7
14
21
28
Cheryl Ahlers
Merry McCarty
Kelly Wildie
Adam Brower
Ashley Graham
Ryan Keith
Loyd Stockton
Welcome
New Residents
Jim Burns
Carl Cassell
Duane Graves
Clinton Minix
Dana Murray
Lola Neal
Ralph Peavey
Rosia Wilburn
With Sympathy
We would like to extend our
deepest sympathy to the
family and friends of:
Hermina Clever
Joyce Hale
Doris Helzel
Gloria McLaughlin
Christmas Celebrations
LSHCF Employee Appreciation Holiday Luncheon
December 5, Our amazing Nutritional Services team will
provide the noon meal and residents will have a sack
lunch served in their rooms or therapy suite with supervi-
sion and assistance as needed. Our Employee of the
Year will be announced at this event.
The Annual Christmas Auction is scheduled for Wednes-
day, Dec. 11 at 2 p.m. This is one of our residents’ favorite
events. We encourage donations of items to be auc-
tioned off by professional auctioneers, Joe Haines and
Donnie Oldham. Every resident has $200 of Auction Funny
Money to spend. They bid on items as if they are at a real
auction. The items are theirs to keep, give as gifts, or use
as desired.
Some of our favorite items for the Auction are decorative
socks with grippies on the bottoms, lipstick and nail polish,
tins of Christmas cookies, popcorn, mixed nuts and assort-
ed chocolates, personal CD players, postage stamps,
large stuffed animals and wallets. We can no longer ac-
cept fleece blankets that are not fire resistant for the
safety of our residents.
Thank You To:
All the Staff, Family and
Friends who brought the chil-
dren by to Trick or Treat for
Halloween in the facility.
Halloween Candy Donations:
Woods Supermarket
Dollar General
Abby’s Burlap Bucket
Woody’s Fast Stop
Stockton Lake Elks Lodge for
the goody bags for our veter-
ans.
Stockton Middle School
ARROW Club for creating the
awesome Jack-o-Lanterns.
Stockton Grade School for
reading Halloween stories to
our residents in October.
The Calico Clippers Quilt
Guild for making the lap
robes for our veterans.
Online Access to LSHCF
Newsletter
If you would like to receive the
LSHCF newsletter electronically,
please call Cheryl Ahlers, Activi-
ty Director, at
417-276-5126. It’s a great way
to stay informed on upcoming
events.
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the activities calendar, be
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