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Lifetime Living

• A Publication for the Residents and Friends of Morningside Ministries •

Fall 2006 Volume 40 No. 4

Jennifer Van Cleave

Money Mailer of the Alamo City

Alvin A. LoewenbergPresident: Editor:Printing:

Lifetime Living is published by the Department of Advancement at

MORNINGSIDE MINISTRIES: 700 Babcock Road • San Antonio, TX 78201

(210) 734-1000

Morningside Ministries is comprised of:

MORNINGSIDE MANOR HEALTH CARE

602 Babcock Road • San Antonio, TX 78201(210) 731-1000

Executive Director: Bob HultgrenDirector of Admissions: Carolyn Alderette

Admissions Coordinator: Gayle Tondre

MORNINGSIDE MEADOWS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

730 Babcock Road • San Antonio, TX 78201(210) 734-1155

Executive Director: Jil UtterbackResidency Counselor: Marilyn Scheer

MORNINGSIDE MINISTRIES AT MENGER SPRINGS

1100 Grand Blvd. • Boerne, TX 78006(830) 816-4400

Executive Director: Warren RippeyResidency Counselor: Dawn Alexander

Residency Counselor: Tom Jones

MORNINGSIDE MINISTRIES AT THE CHANDLER ESTATE

1502 Howard St. • San Antonio, TX 78212(210) 737-5100

Executive Director: Kathrin MillerResidency Counselor and Health Care

Admissions: Alma Cosme

Morningside Ministries, in San Antonio since 1961, is a not-for-profi t

organization related to the Southwest Texas Conference of the United

Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio and the

Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.

Within our three communities, we offer retirement living, assisted living,

personal care, skilled and intermediate nursing, memory care and a

community senior center.

Fall

2006

Table of Contents: 3 Chaplain’s Chat

4 Event Calendar

8 Taste of Morningside

12 Menger Springs Expansion

14 Telemedicine Grant Extended

16 Celebration of Life Update

17 Covenant Fund Annual Appeal

21 Health Check

22 Honor Roll of Donors

Let me tell you briefl y about the death of two signifi cant men. C.S. Lewis was

one of the most important Christian writers of the 20th century and author of

the very popular “Chronicles of Narnia.” Aldous Huxley, author of “Brave New

World,” was considered by many to be a leader of modern thought. These

prominent men both died on the same day, yet it was some time before the

rest of the world heard of their deaths. Why? The date was November 22,

1963 and the eyes of the world were focused on the tragic events unfolding

in Dallas, Texas. Those events overshadowed the passing of two men of

enormous infl uence.

That is not unlike what we experience this month as we celebrate the 45th

anniversary of Morningside Ministries, on September 11, 2006.

Since 2001, September 11th has been appropriately regarded as a

heartbreaking day of tragedy. We refer to it in an almost religious tone.

The date is now known as Patriot Day and we will continue to live in the

aftermath of that tragedy. In a speech last month Attorney General Alberto

R. Gonzales said, “Every day is September 12th for us.”

While we will always hold that day in solemn remembrance, that day also has

special signifi cance for us at Morningside Ministries. So as American citizens

and compassionate humans, we will likely share in times of formal refl ection

on this fi fth anniversary of September 11, 2001. And as those who “care for

those who cared for us” let us also celebrate the loving and lasting infl uence

of 45 years of Morningside Ministries.

Chaplain’sChat

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Morningside Calendar:October 2006 November 2006

Native American Heritage Exhibit & Bigtooth Maples Tree Adoption – 8:00 a.m. depart from Menger House.

Experience an intertribal village and Indian encampment. This event will feature Native American culture, dance, story telling, drumming and crafts at the Agricultural Heritage Museum in Boerne. We will enjoy a pancake breakfast on site and a tree planting demonstration.

In Honor of Veteran’s Day Program – 2:30 p.m. at Chandler Senior Center. Noted San Antonio historian

Michael “Bubba” Hutchinson will give one of his award-win-ning speeches on the “Greatest Generation” and two of the great WWII generals, Erwin Rommel and George S. Patton, Jr.

Winery Lunch at Becker Vineyards – 11:00 a.m. depart from Morningside Meadows. Dine with noteworthy chefs Jesse Perez of Luciano at The Strand, Steve Howard of Bonterra and Guy Collinet of Café Europa and enjoy Texas wines from area winemaker Dr. Richard Becker. Tickets are $55. Call 210-734-1140 to reserve your ticket.

Turkey Day Golf Tournament – 2:30 p.m. at The Menger House. The Menger House is hosting our first “in-house” golf tournament. Golfers will putt their way through an original nine-hole golf course inside our independent living building. There will be lots of prizes! Call 830-816-4512 to reserve your place or to enter the design contest for the most original “golf hole.” Golfers should bring their own putter.

Texas Transportation Museum – 1:00 p.m. depar-ture from Chandler Senior Center. The Texas

Transportation Museum, opened in 1964, collects, preserves and displays transportation equipment and related items. We will see the museum’s vehicle collection, which ranges from horse-drawn carriages to 1960s convertibles and take a train ride. The tour will last approximately two hours. We will return to the Senior Center for a sweet treat!

Some Enchanted Evening with Frank Porras Big Band Music – 3:30 p.m. at The Menger House.

A candlelight dinner will follow the music at 4:30 p.m.

Thanksgiving Dinner at The Menger House – noon to 3:00 p.m. All Menger House friends and families

are invited to join us as we give thanks for all of the many blessings in life. The traditional holiday dinner will be served. Please RSVP to 830-816-4400. Guest meals are $15.

George Balanchine’s “The Nutcracker” – 2:00 p.m. at The Majestic Theater. Featuring the Alabama Ballet

with live music performed by the San Antonio Symphony. Please call 210-734-1140 for ticket prices and to RSVP.

Fall Antiques Road Show – 2:30 p.m. at The Menger House. Bring your treasures and find out more about

them from appraiser Bill Marsh. Please RSVP to 830-816-4400. Limit one item per person.

The Rat Pack . . . Live at the Sands! – 1:15 p.m. depart for The Majestic Theater from Chandler Senior Center.

Legendary entertainers Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr. and Dean Martin are celebrated, live on stage. It’s Las Vegas, it’s the Sands Hotel, the big band is swingin’ and those gorgeous Burelli Sisters are singing again. And, of course, the three wisecracking hip-cats bring their magic to some of the finest music ever recorded. Ticket cost is $50. Please RSVP to 210-737-5196.

The Harlequin Dinner Theater Presents “Wait Until Dark” – 5:15 p.m. depart from Morningside Mead-

ows. Cocktails at 6:15 p.m. Dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. Curtain time is 8:00 p.m. Ticket cost is $24.95. Call 210-734-1140 to reserve your tickets today!

Oompah Octoberfest – 1:15 p.m. at The Menger House. Join us in celebrating Boerne’s German heritage.

Music by the German Village Band of Boerne, German food, dance, history and a Chicken Dance contest! Please RSVP to 830-816-4400.

Edward Steves Homestead Property and House Museum – 1:15 p.m. depart from Chandler Senior

Center. We’ll visit this elegant, three-story mansion, located in the King William District and built in 1876 for Edward Steves. Cost for Senior Center Members is $8; $10 for nonmembers. RSVP to 210-737-5196.

Day Trip to Lost Maples – 12:30 p.m. depart from Menger Springs. Come see the spectacular show put on by the changing leaves. Bring comfortable walking shoes.

Eighth Annual Silent Auction, Raffle & Dinner –4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Morningside Meadows.

Hosted by The Meadows Red Hatters. Please RSVP to 210-734-1167.

Three Broadway Divas – 2:00 p.m. showtime at The Majestic Theater; 1:00 p.m. departure from

Morningside Meadows. Kick off the Pops Season with the San Antonio Symphony and the Three Divas. They will bring the best of Broadway to The Majestic. Ticket price is $36. Call 210-734-1140 to reserve your tickets today!

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Holiday Open House at the Chandler Senior Center – 4:00-6:00 p.m. Join us as we celebrate our annual

Holiday Open House! There will be music, heavy hors d’oeuvres and holiday cheer for all. Don’t miss it!

The Harlequin Dinner Theater Presents “Season’s Greetings” – 6:15 p.m. Cocktails at 6:15 p.m. Dinner

begins at 6:30 p.m. and the curtain opens at 8:00 p.m. Tick-ets are $24.95 each. To reserve your seat, call 210-734-1140.

Holiday Puppet Show – 3:00 p.m. at The Menger House. Bob Abdou, puppeteer, is a comedic entertainer. Join us for tons of audience participation and non-stop laughter.

Taste of the Holidays – 6:00 p.m. at Morningside Meadows. Come and taste favorite holiday recipes

prepared by residents and staff of Morningside Meadows and enjoy holiday music. Please RSVP to 210-734-1167.

Hill Country Holiday Lights Tour – Bus departs Menger House at 6:30 p.m. Hop on the bus for a

fun-filled tour of the magical Christmas lights around Boerne. Please RSVP to 830-816-4400.

Menger House Christmas Dinner – noon to 3:00 p.m. You are cordially invited to join our Menger House

family for fun, fellowship and culinary delights! Please RSVP to 830-816-4400. Cost is $15 for guests.

“The Nun Before Christmas” – 7:00 p.m. depart Morningside Meadows for The Steven Stoli Play-

house. See what happens when the four sisters of St. Francis School put the lovable, but incompetent Mike in charge of their annual Christmas pageant. A musical comedy. Tickets are $22-$25. Call 210-734-1140 to reserve your tickets today!

Thanks For The Memories New Year’s Eve Celebra-tion – 5:00 p.m. at The Menger House. Let’s ring

in the New Year with special music, champagne, holiday treats and a candid camera memories display of 2006. Please invite your family and friends for a fabulous party.

Ashbel Smith: A Texas Icon – 2:30 p.m. at Chandler Senior Center. Once again, Michael “Bubba”

Hutchinson will give one of his award-winning presentations. Mixing solid research with Texas folk humor, Hutchinson will perform his one-man show, Ashbel Smith: A Texas Icon, on his birthday.

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Dickens on Main – 6:00 p.m. depart from Menger House. Enjoy holiday music, food, shopping and the

festive atmosphere of downtown Boerne.

Moscow Ballet’s “The Nutcracker” – depart for Lila Cockrell Theater at 2:15 p.m. from Chandler

Senior Center. This Broadway-level spectacle features dazzling costumes, a 50 all-star Russian cast, hand-painted sets, larger-than-life puppets and breathtaking scenic design. Cost is $55 per ticket. RSVP to 210-737-5196.

“Happy Holidays with the Mozart Family” – 2:00 p.m. depart Morningside Meadows for McAllister

Auditorium. This child-prodigy concert is a joyous way to celebrate the holidays through music and theater. Tickets are $10-$20. Call 210-734-1140 to reserve your tickets today!

Lighting of the Menger House Christmas Tree – 6:00 p.m. Sit by the fire at The Menger House and join us for our traditional Christmas sing-a-long, Wassail and Christmas cookies! Everyone is welcome!

December 2006 Weihnachts Fest Christmas Night Parade – 5:30 p.m. depart from Menger House. Santa and all of Boerne will

be out and about during the parade. Dress warm!

“A Christmas Carol” – 6:00 p.m. at Chandler Senior Center. Charles Dickens’ classic tale of stingy Ebenezer

Scrooge, the lovable Tiny Tim and the true spirit of Christmas. Wine and cheese reception at Senior Center from 6:00-6:30 p.m. Depart for University of the Incarnate Word at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $12 for members and $15 for nonmembers. Call 210-737-5196 to RSVP.

Christmas Shopping Extravaganza – 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Chandler Senior Center. Holiday

shopping for art, jewelry and unique gift ideas at affordable prices! No entrance fee!

Reader’s Theater presents “A Christmas Play” – 2:30 p.m. at The Menger House. Enjoy the local talent of our residents as they warm your hearts with their Christmas spirit! Hot chocolate and fresh-baked cookies will be served!

The Meadows Holiday Red Hat Style Show – 3:00 p.m. Creative fashions adorned by Meadows Red Hatters.

Cowboy Christmas at Enchanted Springs Ranch – 1:00 p.m. departure from Menger House. At the

Enchanted Springs Wild West Town and Ranch, we will enjoy Cowboy Santa, caroling, the gift shop, food, drinks and much

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1959

Forty-fi ve years ago this September, Morningside began its ministry to

older adults. The journey began with a handful of Methodist clergy and

a need for homes and services to seniors and today has grown into a

tremendous organization, serving more than 850 residents on three

campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into

the oldest and largest faith-based senior living community in San

Antonio, the fourth largest in the state of Texas and in the top 10

percent among other not-for-profi ts nationwide. Morningside

Ministries has grown exponentially throughout the past 45 years, but

the organization has remained focused on its mission of “caring for

those who cared for us.” Today, Morningside Ministries is expanding on

that mission with new and visionary ideas. The focus on technology,

training and statewide partnerships with other providers will lead us

to new ways of operating and compel us to think creatively about new

possibilities. With 77 million baby boomers reaching retirement age

within the next 25 years, the need for organizations like Morningside

Ministries will become more and more profound. Still, the quality of

care and reputation at Morningside Ministries is second-to-none and

we look forward to another 45 years of service.

Morningside Manor, Inc. was incorporated.

Morningside Manor opened its doors with 10 residents.

Sept. 11, 1961

The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas and First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio became sponsoring partners of Morningside Manor, Inc.

May 9, 1967

The Moore Chapel was opened at Morningside Manor and the Morninglory

Volunteer Auxiliary was formed.1968

The 140-bed Powell nursing facility opened. The Powell unit was expanded in 1971.

1969

The Chandler House and Estate was donated to Morningside Ministries.

Early 1970s

The Morninglory Gift Shop opens.July1971

Forty cottages were completed on the original 22 acres and would eventually become a part

of The Meadows Retirement Community.1975

Construction of a 120-bed nursing home was completed on the Chandler campus.1977

Chandler Retirement Apartments were opened and the original Chandler House

was renovated to become a community senior center.

1978

The four-story Morningside Meadows Atrium apartment building was opened on the Babcock campus.

1984

Morningside In-Home care was opened to provide home health care.

1984

The Morningside Ministries Administrative Center was opened adjacent to Morningside Meadows.

1989

A 24-apartment assisted living was opened on the Chandler campus and 12 additional beds were added to the health care center.

1997

The Gosnell Geriatric Rehabilitation Center opens at Morningside Manor.

2004

The In-Patient Hospice Unit opens at Chandler. January 2002

Morningside Ministries at Menger Springs in Boerne opens independent living and

assisted living.

April 2004

Telemedicine Clinic Opened.Jan.2005

Additional property purchased in Boerne. Sept.2006

Expansion of the Menger campus to begin and the Morningside Ministries Training Institute to open.

Early 2007

Celebrating 45 Years

Resolution passed by the Southwest Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church

to create home for the elderly.

May 12, 1957

Morningside Ministries purchased property in Boerne for an expansion.

Sept.2001


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campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into

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older adults. The journey began with a handful of Methodist clergy and older adults. The journey began with a handful of Methodist clergy and

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campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into campuses. In the past 45 years, Morningside Ministries has grown into



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Caring for those who cared for us.

A Time Line of Morningside Ministries’ 45-year history.

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A Taste of MorningsideThe Taste of Morningside event held in August was an incredible success. More than 350 people came to sample tasty

dishes from each of our communities and both the Express News and the San Antonio Current published wonderful stories

about the event. The following three pages feature snapshots from the event. Thanks to all the food service teams for

making this event such a success.

Menger Springs

The Chandler Estate

MenuStrawberry Feta Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette

New Zealand Lamb Chop with Mint Chimichurri SauceBaklava

Chefs include: Jesse Varela, Mark Godoy, Derek De La Vega, Jose Carlos and Joey Jimenez.

Morningside Meadows

MenuArtichoke Rice SaladSweet and Sour Pork

Coconut Surprise

Chefs include: Dion Turner, Tony Sanchez, Patricia Briones, Denis Garcia, Vickie Brown and Amanda Lott.

Morningside Manor

MenuOrzo with Spinach, Tomatoes and Feta

Oven-Fried Pecan Crusted ChickenFruit Clouds

Chefs include: Belinda Garza, Valencia Hubbard, Yolanda Guerra, Roger Salazar and Siobhan Walsh.

MenuItalian Pasta Timbale with Chianti VinaigretteFresh Salmon Filet with Creamy Leek Sauce

High Country Crème Brulee

Chefs include: Anne Shinn, Frank Losoya, Oralia Reyes, Maria Lopez, Gary Young and Debra Perrodin.

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with approximate sizes of 1,475, 1,615 and 1,800 square feet. Charter residents will also have the option to upgrade and expand their home if they wish. To further customize the homes, three different trim and stone packages and six different front elevations for each home are available.

The cottages will feature an extensive service and amenities package and will provide a generous health care discount for all cottage residents. The pricing structure will be based on an entry-fee model along with a monthly fee. The fi rst limited number of residents who place their deposit will receive considerable charter resident benefi ts, including a discounted entry fee and a higher refund.

The proposed time line for the construction start of the skilled nursing and assisted living communities is summer of 2007. Plan development for these building is still in the early stages.

For more information on the cottages, including the pricing and services, or the expansion plans, please contact a residency counselor at Morningside Ministries at Menger Springs at 830-816-4400. Also, look for more information in upcoming Lifetime Livings!

ExpandingTheMinistryMorningside Ministries at Menger Springs to Begin Phase Two of Development

Morningside Ministries at Menger Springs is growing! Development of the second phase of the campus is already underway with construction expected to begin in early 2007.

Phase two will begin with the construction of 25 cottage homes and will complete the full continuum of care on campus by adding a skilled nursing facility. Phase two will also include an expanded assisted living community, with the Cibolo House converting to 26 memory care apartments, a community center and chapel and an additional 15 cottages.

In August, Morningside Ministries signed a contract to purchase an additional 7.8 acres of land adjacent to the current campus. With this purchase, the campus grows to 31.2 acres of beautiful Hill County land. The additional land provides space to expand and is the proposed location for the skilled nursing and assisted living communities.

The Cottages Under The Oaks at Menger Springs were meticulously planned and designed to accommodate single-family homes that blend into the natural environment and provide a Hill Country elegance to each home. The cottages will feature three different fl oor plans (Flagstone fl oor plan and elevation are pictured on the next page)

Cottage Expansion

Phase One

Phase Two

The Flagstoneapprox. 1800 sq. ft.

Cottage Expansion

Phase One

Phase Two

Skilled Nursing

Expanded Assisted Living

Community Center and Chapel

Morningside Ministries at Menger Springs Master Plan

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Morningside Ministries’ board member). For as much as the clinic provides much-needed and convenient medical care for employees it is also helping the organization to think of new ways of doing things. Through use of the technology that is utilized in the telemedicine clinic, the idea for the new Morningside Ministries Training Institute was born. The same tech-nology that enables patients to talk with their physician in another city will also allow Morningside Ministries to share its unique training programs with other facili-ties and organizations throughout San Antonio and all of South Texas.

Telemedicine is going to change the face of medi-cine in the years to come and Morningside Ministries is proud to be on the cutting edge of future services to older adults. The potential for telemedicine is vast, not only for residents who live at Morningside Ministries but for those who are home-bound or who live in a rural environment or are uninsured and, ultimately, for the entire medical community.

Morningside Ministries Extends Partnership with AT&T and UTMB

The AT&T Foundation has awarded Morningside Ministries an additional grant of $150,000 to continue and expand the Telemedicine program. AT&T has awarded Morningside Ministries a total of $300,000 to provide an employee health clinic through a partnership with The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston.

The employee health clinic has been incredibly successful during the last two and a half years. Telemedicine provided more than 500 visits during the first year and caught serious and chronic health problems that may have otherwise gone undiagnosed.

The Telemedicine program has also resulted in decreased absenteeism among employees who no longer have to take a day off or even leave their shift for a medi-cal appointment. In the past, employees faced the obstacles of no health insurance and no available time away from work to see a doctor. These employees are now able to have a medical consultation while their problem is in its early stages before it becomes chronic or untreatable. This is an incredible advantage for employees and has resulted in a tremen-dous cost savings for the organization.

Telemedicine Wins Program of the Year from TAHSAMorningside Ministries’ collaboration with UTMB and AT&T was awarded the 2006 Texas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (TAHSA) Program of the Year for the Telemedicine Clinic. In August, Morningside Ministries presented an award plaque to Sue Sonke with the AT&T Foundation and Dr. Glenn Hammack, head of the Electronic Health Network at UTMB (pictured left with Alvin Loewenberg, presi-dent of Morningside Ministries and Charles Foster, a

Telemed nurses Marilou Loudon, Marleyna Davis and Lee Ann Waltz with Dr. Glenn Hammack.

Alvin Loewenberg presents a TAHSA Program of the Year plaque to Dr. Glenn Hammack.

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The third class of the Morningside Career Ladder

began in July with 27 students eager to learn more

about their field. The Career Ladder Program has

been extremely successful for those involved and

has led to a turnover rate as low as 12 percent (the

statewide average for Certified Nursing Assistant

turnover is 104 percent) among those who have

completed the class.

Included in this class are: Angie Aguilar, Sonia

Beltran, Sal Campos, Rosie Carreon, Cynthia Cassilas, Rosalinda Chavarria, Hortencia De Luna, Delores Fry,

Guadalupe Gallegos, Maria Garcia, Rodrigo Garcia, Roberto Gonzalez, Juanita Herrera, Maria Herrera, Rose

Marie Lilly, Elizabeth Maldanado, Liz Montes, Rosa Munoz, Brenda Palacios, Angie Ramirez, Felipa Reyes, Shirley

Rodriguez, Crispina Salvadir, Paloma Sandavol, Silvia Saravia and Juana Suarez.

Celebration of Life Fall Festival

Morningside Manor will hold it’s eighth annual Celebration

of Life Fall Festival on Saturday, November 4, 2006 from

10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Please join us for a wonderful,

fun-filled day outdoors, gathering with friends and family

and celebrating life. In addition to the enjoyment, all

proceeds raised go directly to provide resident activities

and to support the care of the animals who make their home at Morningside Manor. The Festival continues to

be a success due to all the support received from residents, family members, employees, volunteers, visitors and

community agencies.

Donations toward the festival would be greatly appreciated – baked goods, prizes for Bingo and raffle items. If

you are interested in volunteering your time, or making a donation contact (210) 731-1040.

There will be lots of food, music and fun at the festival, so make plans to join us! On behalf of the residents and

employees, thank you for all your support.

Third Career Ladder Class To Graduate In December

Since its founding in 1961, the mission of Morningside Ministries has been to “care for those who cared for us.” Over the past 45 years, many older adults, disabled persons and their families have looked to Morningside Ministries for care, comfort, security and spiritual support. With God’s blessings and the generous support of people like you, our ministry has grown in many ways. On September 11, 1961, we began providing nursing care to 10 residents in a single, small building. Today, we provide a wide range of high-quality, elder care services to over 850 residents on three campuses!

Experts agree that the number of older adults in need of care in the U.S. will double within the next few decades. In response to an increasing demand for services, Morningside Ministries opened a new campus in Boerne in 2004. Like our other campuses, this new facility provides independent living, assisted living and memory care. Plans are underway to add a skilled nursing facility to complete the continuum of care. We extend our heartfelt thanks to those of you who made this expansion possible with your contributions.

Please remember that many of our residents outlive their ability to pay for the services they need. This results in difficult financial and emotional situations for our residents and their families. However, your gifts make it possible for them to continue to remain with us and live their lives in dignity with people who truly care for them. In 2006, Morningside Ministries will provide over $3 million in charity care to our residents!

More than ever, we ask for your help in making available the best possible care for the rapidly growing number of seniors in our community. Your gifts help us to maintain and improve our facilities, provide personalized care and ensure the best possible training for our staff. Be assured that every contribution to Morningside Ministries truly makes a difference in the lives of many people!

We also ask for your prayers as we continue to improve and expand our ministry to meet the growing needs of seniors in our community. Again, thank you for your compassion, kindness and generosity to those in need.

Sincerely,

President

Please help us to continue our ministry by sending us a donation in the enclosed envelope today!

. . . it was a time of happiness and joy, gladness and honor.Esther 8:17

Join us in celebrating 45 years of ministry to older adults!

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(left) Alvin

Loewenberg with

Nita Flocke and

Aline Kidwell.

(right) J.O.

Wallace with

James Boyson.

(left) Dorothy

Dare, Frances

Nick and Diane

Drake. (right)

Bunny Powell,

Pat Watson and

Jane Miller.

(left) Joseph and

Winnogene Dew

and (right) Pam

Pattie and Ivicia

Yurishich.

Residents of Morningside Meadows enjoyed a late-Summer Hawaiian Luau!

Chandler “Pamper Yourself” Spa Day

Louise Blancett, Herminia Rodriguez and Melvin Dirmeier enjoy a little bit of pampering from the VogueCollege of Cosmetology during Spa Day.

Steinmart Fashion Show at ChandlerResidents of Chandler Retirement Apartments

participated in a Steinmart Fashion Show in August.

Models (right) Vivian Dirmeier and Jean Clark and

(below) Audrey Hill and Evelyn Hiatt showed off

some of Steinmart’s beautiful fall fashions.

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fried, breaded or made with rich sauces, dressings and oil. Order salad dressings on the side or ask for a low-fat version. Dip the fork into the dressing rather than pouring the entire amount on top of a salad.

Alcohol is loaded with calories and can enhance your appetite.

If you opt to have a dessert consider low-fat offerings such as fresh fruits or sorbets.

Become familiar with reasonable portion sizes (the amount of meat recommended as part of a healthful meal is three to four ounces – the same size as a deck of cards). Order items a la carte. Pass on all-you-can-eat-buffets. Never super size.

Contrary to what we may have been told it is not necessary to clean your plate in one sitting. Save money by enjoying leftovers for another meal.

Dining in Good Health

Health Check

by Siobhan WalshDirector of Food Services

Morningside Ministries at The Chandler Estate

There are many options when it comes to eating out, be it a casual stop at a local drive-through or a special occasion for fi ne dining. Eating out

offers opportunities for new experiences and cuisines, socializing and celebrating as well as a convenience factor that eliminates having to do the dishes. Eating out is a way of life in the United States and the trend continues to grow. In fact, almost half of our food budget is spent eating out.

There is no need to sacrifi ce your health while you enjoy eating out on the town. Healthy dining involves pre-planning: where, what and how much you will eat. Where you eat signifi cantly determines what you will eat and what you eat infl uences the amount you will eat.

When dining out keep the following eight tips in mind:

Consider where you are going and think about what healthy items are offered.

Some restaurants will indicate healthy options on their menus.

Appetizers tend to be high in fat, often prepared quickly by deep-fat frying.

Ask how foods are prepared. Avoid foods that are

Employee Health and Information FairIn July, the Telemedicine Clinic hosted a Health and Information Fair for all employees. Vendors from

different organizations were available to provide information and answer questions. Resources included Weight Watchers, Santa Rosa Mobile Mammography, SAS Shoes, Deer Oaks CARE Program,

UTMB Telemedicine, Alcoholics Anonymous, Consumer Credit Counseling, The Standard Pension Plans, Texas Organ Sharing, Unicare Insurance, Advanced Medical Training and Walk San Antonio.

1Plan Ahead

2Look for Heart-Healthy Entrees

4Beware of High-Fat Foods In Disguise

5Watch Alcohol Intake

6Desert Dessert

8Ask For A Take-Out Container

(Top)

Ester Hernandez, Kathy

Hernandez and Mary

Louise Martinez gather

information from differ-

ent vendors.

(top) Rachel Lozano

won the grand prize

give-away at the fair.

(left) Yvonne Garza

and Delma Sanchez.

7Portion Control

3Skip The Appetizers

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS FOR MAY, JUNE AND JULY CONTRIBUTIONS

GIFTS FOR THE MORNINGSIDE MINISTRIES FUND

Ace Mart Restaurant SupplyMr. and Mrs. Alan E. BattagliaMr. and Mrs. Charles BigelowMrs. Joan DixonMr. and Mrs. George N. FormanRuth McLean Bowman Bowers

FoundationMs. Helen I. RumbelMr. and Mrs. Donald M. WilliamsIn Honor of Jerry and Jessie AshMr. and Mrs. Fred W. SumnerIn Honor of Rev. and Mrs. Noel Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. OstosIn Honor of Rev. Michael Chalk, Rector of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Ms. Kathryn FossIn Memory of Modena Gaffney Ms. Lenora M. TargacIn Memory of William T. Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Darryl JohnsonMs. Windy L. Morgan

GIFTS FOR MORNINGSIDE MINISTRIES AT THE CHANDLER ESTATE

Ace Mart Restaurant SupplyMs. Susan J. Eklund

GIFTS FOR MORNINGSIDE MANOR HEALTH CARE

University United Methodist ChurchRay Ellison Charitable FundMr. Charles E. Foster

GIFTS FOR MORNINGSIDE MEADOWS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

In Memory of William T. Herrera Morningside Ministries Staff

GIFTS IN-KIND

Mr. and Mrs. Francis DonnellyMs. Sheila BruggemanOaks North Animal HospitalMr. Jack A. RodgersDr. Katherine L. Rodgers

GIFTS FOR CAPITAL NEEDSWoodlawn Christian Church

GIFTS FOR MORNINGSIDE MINISTRIES AT MENGER SPRINGS

In Memory of Gunda GruberMr. and Mrs. Harry L. Myers

GIFTS FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS

GIFTS FOR THE MORNINGSIDE MINISTRIES TRAINING INSTITUTE

San Antonio Area FoundationDirected Fund

Ms. Mary WildeMr. and Mrs. Stephen WildeIn Honor of Patricia Andrade’s Birthday Mr. Jack A. RodgersIn Honor of Rudolph Connerly’s Birthday Mr. Jack A. RodgersIn Honor of Leo Cutcliff’s Birthday Mr. Jack A. RodgersIn Honor of Denise Marques’ Birthday Mr. Jack A. RodgersIn Honor of Harvey Mireles’ Birthday Mr. Jack A. RodgersIn Honor of Lee Ann Waltz’s Birthday Mr. Jack A. RodgersIn Honor of Maria Wellisch’s Birthday Mr. Alvin A. LoewenbergIn Honor of Karen Wolfe’s Birthday Mr. Jack A. Rodgers

Mr. William Bartee Mr. Alvin A. Loewenberg Rev. and Mrs. Milton J. Perryman, Sr. Ms. Penny Stutts Mr. and Mrs. James TyeIn Memory of Eugene LuedtkeMr. Alvin A. LoewenbergIn Honor of Denise Marques’ BirthdayMr. Alvin A. Loewenberg In Honor of Rudolph Connerly’s BirthdayMr. Alvin A. Loewenberg In Honor of Patricia Andrade’s BirthdayMr. Alvin A. Loewenberg

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS FOR MAY, JUNE AND JULY CONTRIBUTIONS

In Memory of Mary E. Bleeck Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Bennack, IIIMr. and Mrs. John LeslieMs. Cindy M. TalcottIn Memory of John N. Bowden Mrs. Lois ThorntonIn Memory of Zora CarnesMr. and Mrs. John LeslieMrs. Elizabeth J. SimpsonMs. Martha L. CampbellIn Memory of Ida M. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. DouglasIn Memory of Ray Ellison Bonnie Ellison Charitable FundIn Memory of Mary G. Halter Mrs. Elizabeth J. SimpsonIn Memory of Nila Henry Chappaqua Library StaffIn Memory of William T. Herrera LTC and Mrs. Brett UtterbackMr. Alvin A. LoewenbergMr. Jack A. RodgersMrs. Deanna StewartMs. Patricia AndradeMs. Sara H. Graham

GIFTS IN MEMORY

GIFTS IN HONOR

In Honor of Jerry and Jessie AshMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SmithSt. Luke’s Episcopal ChurchIn Honor of Marion M. Bitter’s 97th BirthdayMr. and Mrs. Robert B. ReganIn Honor of Marcia KatzMs. Penny StuttsIn Honor of Harvey Mireles’ Birthday Mr. Alvin A. LoewenbergIn Honor of John and Leslie Padgett Ms. Julie P. LittleIn Honor of Hannah Polack Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. FriedsonIn Honor of Trinity Episcopal Church Maj. and Mrs. Harvey G. CoxMr. and Mrs. Timothy A. CoxMs. Carolyn S. Pogue

MORNINGSIDE COVENANT FUND DIRECT CHARITY ASSISTANCE

Auxiliary of Morningside ManorMr. Cleveland S. EdwardsBonnie Ellison Charitable FundMr. Richard FergesonMr. Toby FloresMr. and Mrs. Gary E. GautMr. and Mrs. Frank A. La CavaMr. Alvin A. LoewenbergMr. and Mrs. Charles LuedtkeMrs. Margaret RichardsMr. and Mrs. Ernest L. ScharffMr. Davis L. Scharff

Mrs. Irene AdamsonMs. Velma AguilarAnonymousMs. Vanessa AnthonyMr. and Mrs. Alan E. BattagliaMs. Julia BenavidesMs. Eloise BosmansMs. Sarah BoydMs. Lashonda BurlesonMr. and Mrs. James M. CarnesMs. Christine CarvajalMs. Antonia M. CavazosChrist Episcopal ChurchMs. Alma CosmeMs. Elizabeth CuellarMaida Davis Turtle TrustMs. Brandy DavisMr. Mario De Los SantosMs. Hortensia De LunaMs. Sonja DennieMs. Susann De VineyMr. Lamonte DraneyMs. Ruby EscobedoMs. Theresa EuresteMs. Yvone GarzaMs. Sara H. GrahamMs. Marsha GriffithMs. Martha GutierrezMs. Rachel HammondsMs. Ester HernandezMs. Kayla M. HernandezMs. Karen HerreraMr. Jared HillisMs. Valencia HubbardMs. Dana IngramMr. Frank JimenezMs. Lauren JohnsonMs. Rachel KingMr. and Mrs. Frank A. La CavaLavaca Neighborhood AssociationLocal Independent Charities Of TexasMr. Alvin A. LoewenbergMs. Maria I. LopezMr. Frank LosoyaMs. Rosalie MartinezMs. Eva MataMr. and Mrs. Fred MaxwellMs. Kimberly A. McCabeMs. Melissa MedelMrs. Margaret A. MonfreyMs. Carol A. MorganMr. Howell J. Myers

MORNINGSIDE COVENANT ENDOWMENT FUND

Mrs. Mary OlivaMr. and Mrs. Boyd O’NealMr. John OroscoMs. Lisa OrtizMs. Leticia A. OzunaMs. Brenda PalacioMs. Sheila PatlanMr. and Mrs. Richard C. PorterMs. Kimberly PrescottMs. Oralia S. ReyesMr. Thomas RichardMiss Nina RiosMrs. Linda RisleyMs. Soledad RodriguezMs. Helen Irene RumbelMs. Elizabeth SaidMs. Josefina SalinasMs. Silvia E. SaraviaMs. Kathryn ScottMs. Beverly ServantezMs. Donna SharberMs. Anne ShinnMr. Earnest W. ShinnEstate of Marie SchumannMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SmithMs. Barbara A. SmithSouthwest Texas Conference of the

United Methodist ChurchMs. Deanna StewartMs. Margaret S. SummersTrinity Episcopal ChurchMrs. Dion TurnerMs. Amanda TutterLt. Colonel and Mrs. Brett UtterbackVillage Parkway Baptist ChurchMs. Anne WainioMr. and Mrs. Donald M. WilliamsMs. Beverly WilsonMr. Ivica Yurishich

Mr. R. L. ScharffMr. Kenneth E. SkarienMs. Deanna StewartDr. and Mrs. Robert WaldenMr. and Mrs. Louis Whitehead

Village Parkway Baptist ChurchIn Memory of Annette Loyd Mrs. Elizabeth J. SimpsonIn Memory of Virginia E. May Mr. and Mrs. John LeslieIn Memory of Bobbye B. Mikell Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. GautIn Memory of Lois K. MilamMr. and Mrs. Chris K. KunzMr. and Mrs. Clarence H. BosseMr. and Mrs. Paul Van TuylIn Memory of Virginia Novak Mr. and Mrs. Boyd O’NealMr. and Mrs. Fred MaxwellIn Memory of Joseph OlivaMrs. Mary OlivaIn Memory of Janice Pinckard Mr. and Mrs. C. Alex McMahanUniversity of Texas Health Science

Center at San AntonioIn Memory of Martha Pooler Bexar County Dispute Resolution

Center StaffMs. Patricia J. JordtIn Memory of Patricia Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gaston F. ShipmanIn Memory of W. E. Wilde Mr. Alvin A. Loewenberg

In Memory of Paula Kupfernagel Mr. and Mrs. Jaye C. JarrettMr. and Mrs. John B. HolljeIn Memory of Eugene Luedtke The Rev. and Mrs.Tom O. McClung, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Phil D. MillerIn Memory of Lois K. Milam Dr. and Mrs. Carlos CardenasIn Memory of Virginia Novak Mr. and Mrs. Bill HosekMr. and Mrs. Eugene KingMr. and Mrs. Gary ShortbridgeMr. Thomas NovakMs. Georgia FlaigMs. Treatie StevensMr. and Mrs. Robert B. ReganIn Memory of Norman Pierce Mr. and Mrs. John E. FellowsMr. and Mrs. Richard MannheimerMr. and Mrs. Robert H. WillsonMr. and Mrs. W. Hultgren, Jr.Robert E. Coulter, Jr. Post No. 1941In Memory of Janice Pinckard Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Kinney

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