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1st – Del Johnson

3rd – Paul Brown

4th – Beverly Tibbits

4th – Donna Pearson

5th – Frances Wubben

6th – Walt LaFollette

8th – Pauline Underbrink

9th – Verna Gray

Marlys Kingsbury

11th – Lorraine Hulett

Donna Light

12th – Marian Hendrickson

13th – Arlene Klatt

Dorothy Groteluschen

14th – Maybert Matsen

15th – Elaine Cassady

17th – Douglas Harmon

19th – Wanda Smith

20th – Wayne Fritz

21st – Maxine Welfare

Madolyn Bird

23rd – Adrian McColley

25th – Barb Heileman

27th – Harold Morrison

28th –Ken Seversen

29th –LeRoy Hartquist

Ester DuPey-Sickman

Steve Opheim

30th- Betty Wagner

Greetings from the

Residents Hilltop Luncheon The Hilltop Road Luncheon will be

held at Iowa Central Community

College on Monday, May 7th. The

bus will leave at 11:00am from the

Kenyon Place entrance. Please call

reservations to Catherine

Chalstrom at 515-573-6089 or

Henrietta Van Maanen at 828-450-

2578

Thank you to those who

remembered us with cards and well

wishes on our March and April

Birthdays.

Barb and Kenny Selander

Thank you to the Journeys staff for

getting Bob to see me while I had

my stay at Catalyst.

Shirley Mitchell

Happy Birthday

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A special thanks for all who offered

comfort and prayers both during

my stay at the hospital, then

catalyst and for the passing of my

brother Delmer and my Precious

daughter Deb. It has been very

hard on me. I really appreciate all

the support from friends as well as

staff, and for all the lovely cards I

have received. Thanks again and

God bless you all.

Loretta Zimmermann

Spring will come eventually! Wildflowers, tree blossoms, wrens, violets, Turks-cap lily, and mushrooms. If you would like to observe all the above while riding in the big golf cart contact me at 515-573-4727

Dick Whitcome

Thank you to everyone who came to visit me, sent cards and made phone calls to me while I was in Catalyst recovering from my broken leg. 11 weeks is a long time to be off your feet but I am back home now and up and running. Thank you all again. I really appreciate your care and concern.

Peggy Dowd

Thanks to everyone for all their

thoughts, prayers and good wishes

during my stay at Catalyst, it was

very appreciated. A big thank you

to all the employees in Catalyst,

they’re a great group and made my

stay much more enjoyable. Thank

you to the employees in Trilogy,

they did a good job trying to help

me get back on my feet. I met a lot

of nice people and hope to see you

again but not necessarily in that

setting.

Mary Paul

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Greetings from Spiritual Care

Keeping busy in Spiritual Care. It’s incredible to think that come the 1st of June, I will have been here at Friendship Haven for 1 year. The months and events have gone by fast. A few things to look forward to in the coming month: Hymn Sings: both in Sunday worship and at Thursday Vespers Prayer Shawl Ministry has begun again. There is yarn available, provided by Friendship Haven. We will be meeting on Mondays at 3pm in either the Rose Legler Room or the Kenyon Place Conference Room. For the next month, we will gather each week, beginning in June we will meet following the monthly Town Hall (the 2nd Monday of the month). Vacation Bible School: look for more information in the coming weeks. We are planning this event to happen in August. Yes, music, bible story, craft, snack… In June, the Tompkins Celebration Center will be closed for renovations to the sprinkler system beginning June 12th and will reopen July 13th. For the Sunday worship, we will be worshiping in the River Ridge Dining Room. Vespers worship will continue to take place as well, with a place to be determined. The first year has gone by fast, I look forward to the years to come. Peace, ~Pastor Jennifer

In Sympathy… The residents and the staff would like to extend their deepest sympathy to the family and friends of…

Leigh Streff

December 28, 1957- March 28, 2018

Rose Seaver

May 26, 1929 – April 17, 2018

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Worship Opportunities: Sundays at 9:30am in the Celebration Center, Holy Communion is celebrated the 1st Sunday of the month. Sundays at 10:40am in Journeys Thursdays at 3:15pm in Celebration Center

Neighborhood Bible studies: Bible Study: Mondays: 10:00am in Gardens 100 10:45am in Gardens 200 1:15pm in Arbor Lane Tuesdays: 10:00am in River Ridge (Dining Room) 1:15pm at Adult Day 2:00pm in Stone Heights Wednesdays: 10:00am in Gardens 300

Advisory Board Minutes

April 2, 2018 Present: Joanne Lee, Ken Conrad, Dick Anderson, Aileen Sandell, Mary Moore, LaVerne Dass, John Wyman, Don Cassady and Don Johnson. Staff: Jennifer Owen, Brett Asay, Deb Gray, Julie Thorson, Denise Halverson, Kalleen Engels and Rollie Peterson.

The meeting opened with prayer. The March minutes were approved.

Neighborhood Reports: Kenyon Place: Weekly menus were noted to be missing. A hall tree and refrigerator would be appreciated in the Smeltzer Room. A musical program is planned for May 3 at 1:30 which will include the chorus, bell choir, solo and duet.

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Hilltop Road: A clothesline will be further discussed at the monthly luncheon. A comment was made about the timeliness of the recent snow removal. A program on essential oils is being planned. Friendship Circle/Timber Ridge: Even though the snow was heavy and wet, a good job of removal was done. It is hoped that bare spots in the lawns will receive attention this spring. River Ridge: Apartment vacancies were noted. Appreciation was voiced for the new electrical outlet and removal of the snow blade in the parking garage. A suggestion was made about relocating the puzzle table and identifying when mail has been delivered. Residents appreciate the holiday decorations by staff along with the housekeeping treats. There was discussion about how staff responds to advisory board suggestions. Simpson Health Center: No report. Gardens: No report. Staff Reports: Jennifer Owen: Thankfulness was voiced for volunteers during Holy Week services. Also appreciation was voiced for Father Jim in coordinating with worship services. Recent attendance figures are as follows: Palm Sunday – 98; Maundy Thursday – 90; Good Friday – 86; Easter Mass – 80; and, Easter Sunday – 107. There is always room for more volunteers. The prayer shawl ministry is forming again. An older adult vacation Bible school is being planned for August. In coordinating with local pastors, a pulpit exchange may occur. Also some intergenerational events are being explored. Jennifer will be attending a conference the last week of April. A resident suggestion was received about offering education on end of life issues. Deb Gray: Four move-ins are scheduled for River Ridge in the near future. Brett Asay: The Gardens staff recently celebrated a month with no medication errors. The DIA annual survey was held last week with 7 surveyors present. Three concerns were identified; however, it was a very good survey with many compliments being received. Denise Halverson: A report was given on the mission and vision grant applications and awards. Thirty scholarship applications were received. Volunteers are needed for the SHIIP and Restorative programs. A volunteer appreciation breakfast is planned for April 17 with ICCC providing musical entertainment. Sentimental Swing will be performing on May 4 and

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a dance floor will be available. Legends Tailgate is August 4 from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m. Rollie Peterson: Northland Travel will be leasing space from Friendship Haven effective May 1 and will have their only office located on campus. This is in addition to other private entities such as massage therapy and Blue Lemon Boutique. Kalleen Engels: Jennifer Nobiling was introduced as the new controller. Julie Thorson: Compliments were given to Pastor Jennifer and Father Jim for their spirit of cooperation. Thanks were offered for Brett Asay and team members for the successful DIA survey. It was noted that parking is better and snow removal has improved. Recent legislative trips have been taken to both the state and national capital with productive conversation occurring with legislators.

The meeting was adjourned.

Respectfully submitted, Rollie Peterson

Town Hall

April 9, 2018

Joanne Lee, Resident Advisory Board Chair, called the meeting to order. Pastor Jennifer opened the meeting in prayer. Julie Thorson introduced Marlys Lane, Friendship Haven Dietitian, who has been with Friendship Haven for 33 years. Marlys explained what her duties are day to day and the duties of the dietary staff. Joanne Lee introduced Sue Blanchet, Friendship Haven Marketing Director. Sue announced a project she is working on with updating the phone books. Staff Report: Spiritual Care- Jennifer thanked residents and staff for helping out during holy week. She expressed on average there was about 98 in worship during

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holy week. Jennifer is still looking for volunteers for worship reading and greeting. In August there will be a vacation bible study week. Resident Life- Rollie Peterson expressed with excitement Friendship Haven now has a lease agreement with Northland Travel starting May 1st. The Northland Travel office will be located just west of the Blue Lemon seating area. Health Services- Brett Asay reported the annual State survey was completed. This was followed by a State Fire Marshal visit. Campus Support Services- Kelly Hindman reported Town Home lawns on campus will be mowed by our staff not Smitty’s. The Celebration Center will be closed June 12- July 12 for repairs. The pool will be closed early summer. Development- Denise Halverson gave an update on the Mission and Vision grants that were awarded. Save the date events, Volunteer Breakfast April 16th , Friday May 4th is Sentimental Swing, and LEGENDS Tailgate is August 3rd. Doug Lockin will be moving offices when he is on campus. He will be located in the Sales conference room between Rollie Peterson and Deb Gray’s office. CEO- Julie Thorson reported that 3 employee meetings were held last week. As of today Friendship Haven has about 40 part time and full time openings. If you know anyone, please encourage them to apply. A question was asked about fixing the ice cream machine.

The meeting was adjourned Respectfully submitted Kaitlyn Crouse

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May Special Activities

1st Spring Fling Sale A Spring Fling Sale sponsored by the Friendship Haven Service Club will be held on Tuesday, May 1, 2018 from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Items to be donated may be dropped off at the Tompkins Celebration Center on Monday, April 30. Donated items may include baked goods, crafts, holiday décor, housewares, linens, clothes and miscellaneous. Thank you for your support! 1st Alzheimer’s Support Group The Alzheimer’s Support Group will meet on Tuesday, May 1 at 4:00 p.m. in the Kenyon Place Conference Room. Everyone is welcome to attend! 1st & 15th Adult Coloring Adult Coloring will meet on Tuesday, May 1 & May 15 at 1:00 p.m. in the Fireside. Everyone is welcome. 2nd Kenyon Place Dining Meeting The next Kenyon Place Dining Meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 2 at 9:00 a.m. in the Hearth Dining Room. All Kenyon Place residents are encouraged to attend. 2nd Iowa Central Community College Music Recital Iowa Central Community College Music Recital will be held on Wednesday, May 2 at 2:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome to attend! 3rd Bell & Chorus Program The Friendship Haven Bell Choir & Friendship Haven Chorus will have a special music program on Thursday, May 3 at 3:15 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. There will also be guest soloists. Everyone is welcome to attend!

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4th Dutch Treat Breakfast There will be a 7:30 a.m. bus to Iowa Central Community College for a Dutch Treat Breakfast on Friday, May 4, 2018. The bus Leaves 7:30 a.m. The buffet price is $4.82 exact change please. Everyone is welcome! 4th & 18th Duplicate Bridge Duplicate Bridge will be held on Friday, May 4 & May 18 at 1:30 p.m. in the Kenyon Place Hearth Dining Room. Everyone is welcome! 4th Paul Brown 95th Birthday Open House Paul Brown will celebrate his 95th Birthday Open House on Friday, May 4 at 3:00 p.m. in the Fireside. Everyone is welcome! 4th Sentimental Swing Band The Sentimental Swing Band will be playing on Friday, May 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome to attend! 5th Gospel Music The Joel Cape Family will present Gospel Music on Saturday, May 5 at 2:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome to attend. 6th King Ringers Concert There will be a 3:00 p.m. bus to the King Ringers Concert on Sunday, May 6 at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. There will be a free will offering. Refreshments will be served. Please sign up if you would like to ride the bus. 7th Iowa Central Community College Concert Choir The Iowa Central Community College Concert Choir will perform on Monday, May 7 at 12:15 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the music! 8th Fort Dodge Library Book Sale There will be a 9:00 a.m. bus to the Fort Dodge Public Library Book Sale on Tuesday, May 8. Please sign up if you would like to ride the bus.

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8th Iowa Central Community College Encore Singers The Iowa Central Community College Encore Singers will perform on Tuesday, May 8 at 12:15 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome! 8th Lutheran Missouri Synod Service There will be a Lutheran Missouri Synod Service on Tuesday, May 8, 2018 at 1:30 p.m. in the Ann Smeltzer Creativity Room. Everyone is welcome! 8th Bingo Bingo will be held Tuesday, May 8 at 1:30 p.m. in the Blue Lemon Lounge. 9th Kennel Club Dog Show The Kennel Club will have a Dog Show on Wednesday, May 9 at 1:30 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome to attend. 9th Trinity United Methodist Church Trinity United Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday, May 9, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. in the Kenyon Place Conference Room. Everyone is welcome! 11th & 18th Bingo Bingo will be held on Friday, May 11 & May 18 at 1:30 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. 14th Town Hall The Town Hall Meeting will be held on Monday, May 14 at 2:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome. 18th Violin Recital Jeanette Lawrence’s Students will have a Violin Recital on Friday, May 18 at 7:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome to attend. 21st Life Enrichment Committee The Life Enrichment Committee will meet on Monday, May 21 at 1:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome to attend.

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22nd Gowrie High School Visit Gowrie High School Students will visit on Tuesday, May 22. Please join them a 10:00 a.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center for Bingo. Everyone is welcome to attend. 22nd First Presbyterian Church The First Presbyterian Church will meet on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. in the Kenyon Place Rose Legler Room. Everyone is welcome! 23rd Senior University Movie Senior University will present “The Great Trans-American Train Ride” movie on Wednesday, May 23 at 1:30 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. It’s all aboard for adventure on a spectacular coast-to-coast journey on 3 of America’s greatest trains! Everyone is welcome to attend! 24th Memorial Program A Campus Memorial Day Program will be held on Thursday, May 24 at 3:15 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome. 25th “Happy Hour” All residents are welcome to “Happy Hour” on Friday, May 25 at 4:00 p.m. in the Blue Lemon Lounge. A variety of beverages will be provided at this special event. You are welcome to bring food to share. 28th Memorial Day Coffee Memorial Day Coffee will be held on Monday, May 28 at 2:00 p.m. in the Fireside. Everyone is welcome. 29th Wild Rose Casino Trip There will be a bus trip to the Wild Rose Casino in Jefferson, Iowa on Tuesday, May 29, 2018. The bus leaves at 10:00 a.m. & returns at 1:00 p.m. The bus fare $25.00. Please sign up as soon as possible to reserve a seat! 30th Katrina O’Brien Music Recital Katrina O’Brien Students will have a Recital on Wednesday, May 30 at 7:00 p.m. in the Tompkins Celebration Center. Everyone is welcome!

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31st May Birthday Party The May Birthday Party will be held on Thursday, May 31 at 2:00 p.m. in the Blue Lemon Lounge. Everyone is welcome to attend and help celebrate!

May Monthly Activities

May 1 – 8:00 am – NO Catholic Mass –Tompkins Celebration Center 1:00 pm – Adult Coloring – Fire Side

May 3 – 3:00 pm – Catholic Mass – Simpson Health Center 2nd floor Stone Heights

1:00 pm – Bell Choir – Tompkins Celebration Center 1:45 pm – Chorus – Tompkins Celebration Center 3:15 pm – Bells & Chorus Program – Tompkins Celebration Center

May 4 – 1:30 pm - Duplicate Bridge – Kenyon Place Heath Dining Room May 7 – 8:00 am – NO Catholic Mass –Tompkins Celebration Center

9:00 am - Advisory Board-Kenyon Place Conference Room 11:30 am – Hilltop Luncheon

May 8 - 1:30 pm – Bingo – Blue Lemon Lounge May 9 - 1:30 pm – Berry Hearing Service-Kenyon Place Rose Legler Room

3:00 pm – Catholic Mass – Simpson Health Center 6:30 pm – Creative Writing – Kenyon Place Conference Room

May 10 - 11:15 am – Friendship Circle Luncheon May 11 – 1:30 pm - Bingo – Tompkins Celebration Center May 14 – 8:00 am – NO Catholic Mass – Tompkins Celebration Center

1:00 pm - Shopping Bus May 15 – 1:00 pm – Adult Coloring – Fire Side May 18 – 1:30 pm – Bingo – Tompkins Celebration Center

1:30 - Duplicate Bridge – Kenyon Place Heath Dining Room

May Weekly Schedule Monday 9:00am: Card Store- Welcome Center 9:15am: Balance Class 1:00pm: Shopping Bus

Tuesday 9:00am: Card Store- Welcome Center 10:00am: Devotions- River Ridge 1:15pm: Bridge- Hearth Dining

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Wednesday 9:00 am: Card Store-Welcome Center 9:15 am: Balance Class 9:45am: Shopping Bus 9:30pm: Golden Kiwanis-Tompkins Celebration Center 2:00pm: Grace Lutheran Bible Study- Ann Smeltzer Room 6:30pm: Humboldt UMC-Friendship Haven Channel

Thursday 9:00am:CardStore-Welcome Center 1:00 pm – Bell Choir 2:00pm – Chorus – Tompkins Celebration Center 3:15pm:Vespers-Tompkins Celebration Center

Friday 9:00 am Card Store-Welcome 9:15 am: Balance Class 9:45am: Shopping Bus 10:15am: Trivia-Ann Smeltzer Room

3:00pm: Dominoes- Hearth Dining 6:15pm: Cards- Ann Smeltzer Room

Saturday 9:00am: Men’s Coffee-Fireside 9:00am: Card Store- Welcome

Sunday 8:45am: Catholic Communion 9:30am: Worship- Tompkins Celebration Center 2:00pm: Ice Cream Social-River Ridge Dining Room

For more information on Bell Choir & Chorus call Life Enrichment at 6852 or stop for a schedule.

For Wellness Class Information call 6270 or stop and pick up a Weekly Schedule.

Daily announcements are also on Friendship Haven Channel and the digital hallway boards. Please sign up for all activities in the reservation books located in River Ridge Apartments and Kenyon Place. Transportation leaves from the north entrance of Kenyon Place unless announced otherwise. All activities are subject to change.

Mother’s Day/River Ridge Dining Room Mother’s Day is fast approaching on Sunday, May 13th. For residents living in River Ridge, please let staff know if you will be having a guest on Mother’s Day by Monday, April 30. Reservations for residents not living in River

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Ridge will be taken starting Tuesday, May 1 – Monday, May 7. Reservations will not be accepted after May 7th.

Service Club Officers Meeting

April 4, 2018 Present were Wanda Clarke, Donna Larson, Aileen Sandell, Bette Smith and Steven Ehrhardt. Minutes of the January 3, 2018 meeting were approved. The purpose of this club shall be to promote the interests and well-being of residents; to extend their opportunities for service and to bring about a spirit of cooperation. Wanda Clarke gave the Treasurer’s 1st Quarter Report for 2018. The audit was completed for 2017 and the books were in good order with an end year balance of $9,179.88. The Club had $3,330.30 in income and $3,191.87 in expenses for the first quarter. The March 31, 2018 bank balance was $10,029.03. The 2018 budget is $8,125.00. A letter was received from the Friendship Haven Foundation for the $500.00 donation to be used for the Good Samaritan Fund. Monies raised from the club are used for many projects including the Friendship Haven Good Samaritan Fund, library books, newspaper subscriptions, popcorn and social events. There was discussion on the upcoming Spring Fling Sale to be held on Tuesday, May 1 in the Tompkins Celebration Center from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. They will set up on Monday, April 30. Donated items may include books, tapes, baked goods, cards, crafts, furniture, holiday décor and miscellaneous items. Left over items will be donated to charity. The Stop N’ Shop located by the Welcome Center area is open Monday – Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Many items are available for sale include greeting cards. The Friendship Haven Service Club will continue to provide hors d’oeuvres for the upcoming Happy Hours in 2018 at the Blue Lemon Lounge.

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The Friendship Haven Service Club Hospitality Committee also provides hosts & hostesses for funerals, receptions and other special events held on campus. Thank you to all who have participated in these projects!

Meeting adjourned.

TV Channel Change

For those of you who enjoy watching Minnesota Twins baseball games, the number for Fox Sports North has changed. You will now find it at 66.15. Please make this change on your televisions channel line-up.

From Your Safety Team:

Here are a few safety tips when using battery operated scooters

o If you feel the need to wear a helmet…..SLOW DOWN

o If you can feel the breeze blowing your hair back….SLOW DOWN

o When indoors, scooters should go no faster than pace a person can walk.

o When traveling halls with doors on both sides, stay in the middle.

o When traveling halls with doors on one side, ride on the opposite side

o Please do not park in front of any exit doors

Friendship Haven Safety Team

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Doug’s Corner …… “UnLOCKINg the Power of Philanthropy” Is There Life After “Tax Season?” Of course, this is a silly question; yet, I know many people who are relieved when April 15 is behind them. Given all the warm friendship and activities here at Friendship Haven, I trust that filing your taxes didn’t seem that bad. Whatever your opinion of April 15, here are a few “stress free” thoughts to consider at whatever pace suits you best. Consider “ReDirecting” Your SOCIAL CAPITAL! “Social Capital” may sound complicated, but it simply refers to that portion of your wealth you are not allowed to keep. With good planning, you can legally reduce some of your taxes; though, at some point, you must share some amount of taxes (your “social capital”) with various governmental entities to be used for the public good. The takeaway here is this: you cannot KEEP your “social capital,” but you can CONTROL how some or all of it is used. The same tax code that requires you to part with “social capital” also provides benefits when you give to your favorite charitable organizations, also for the public good. The following are basic ideas that might give you more CONTROL over your “social capital.” Make Your Money Go Farther If you are charitably minded and interested in increasing your spendable income, consider a life income plan. The plan involves a gift to a charity like Friendship Haven and a lifetime income stream back to you. Imagine an asset that is producing little or no income for you now giving you between 4% and 8% per year. A partial income tax deduction for this plan helps you CONTROL some of your “social capital.”

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Give Away the “RIGHT” Assets When giving to favorite charities, most people consider their checking account and the size of check they can afford to write. What if it was possible to make a meaningful gift AND CONTROL your “social capital” by donating something other than cash? Think of it in one or both of the following ways . . . First, consider assets you or your children no longer want or need. This might be anything from tangible assets like automobiles, jewelry, or artwork to intangibles like a life insurance policy. You CONTROL “social capital” and rid yourself of something you no longer wish to manage. Second, consider this general “rule” -- give taxable assets to charity, and keep non-taxable assets for yourself and your children. If it is possible to do your charitable giving using taxable assets like your IRA, U.S. Savings Bonds, or appreciated stocks, bonds, or mutual funds, then you gain CONTROL of some of your “social capital.” In conclusion, I have shared the very basics of these ideas; but, I promise none of them are very complicated. Because no two people or families are alike, simple conversation is necessary to explore the plans for giving that will help you CONTROL more of your “social capital.” Please let me hear from you, or allow Denise Halverson to connect us. Now, in keeping with my thoughts about the warm friendship and activities here at Friendship Haven, I am off to one of the Friday “Happy Hour” celebrations. Perhaps I’ll see you there.

Doug Lockin 515.210.6603 or dlgiftplan@gmail.com

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Spring

ALLERGIES

APRIL

BASEBALL

BEES

CROCUSES

CYCLAMENS

DAFFODILS

DANDELIONS

EASTER

EQUINOX

FLOWERS

FROGS

GOLF

GRASS

GREEN

GROWTH

IRISES

LILIES

MARCH

MAY

NEW LEAVES

PLANTING

RAIN

RENEWAL

ROBINS

SEASON

SNOWMELT

SOFTBALL

SPRING BREAK

SPRING CLEANING

TULIPS

WARMER

WET

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