Northeast Senior Living

Summer 2015

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Note from the Executive Director & Importance of Sleep

2

Senior to Senior 3

Board Members 4-5

Advertisements 6

Summer Activities 7-9

Recipes 10

NE Senior Activities 11

Volunteers Needed 12

The Newsletter of Northeast Senior

Services, Inc.

Editor: Michelle Banse

2580 Kenzie Terrace, Suite 2A

Minneapolis, MN 55418

Phone: 612-781-5096

Website:

www.neseniors.org

Email: mail@neseniors.org

Northeast Senior

Services

Indoor Walking Group– Summer hours

When: Thursdays, 10am– noon Where: Bottineau Community Center 2000 2nd St. NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418

Make sure to where comfortable shoes and comfortable clothing.

Bring a friend or meet new ones!

Thanks to Bottineau Park for providing this activity this summer!

2015 Senior Housing Tours Visit local senior housing communities with assisted, independent (market rate & subsidized), and continuum living. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and gather information you need to make informed decisions about your next home. Lunch, transportation, and senior housing guide provided. When: Two tours available July 16th: Monroe Village (Independent

Living), The Lighthouse of Columbia Heights (Assisted Living), Chandler Place (Assisted Living), (and hopefully one more location) September 15th: Columbia Village of Crestview; other locations not yet determined Cost: Donations appreciated, all donations support NE Senior Programs. Call Northeast Senior Services for more information and reservations at 612-781-5096

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Note from the Executive Director

...Kay Anderson

Summer is such a great time to get out and about. The communities where we live understand the importance of public spaces and public performances, so you can enjoy fireworks, take a walk, listen to a concert or enjoy the sight and sounds of the many wild birds all within a short distance of your home.

This summer at Northeast Seniors has been filled with great opportunities to get out. The Gadget Fair was a great success. The seniors who attended learned about the many gadgets that can make life easier. The vendors enjoyed talking with seniors and learning more about what would be helpful. A special thank you goes to Autumn Woods for co-hosting the Gadget Fair; and to the local businesses that participated: ARS Services, Berger Transfer, CUB pharmacy, Dahl Medical Supply, Damsel in Defense, Handi Medical, Home Depot, Low Vision Store, Pampered Chef, Technically Speaking, Tupperware, U of MN Occupational Therapy students, Walgreens. I also thank Culver’s, Tea Source and The Legacy of St. Anthony for providing samples/snacks.

A CarFit event was held the same time as the Gadget Fair. An extra special thank you to the volunteers from Volunteers of America, U of MN Occupational Therapy students/staff and other local organizations. CarFit was highly rated by the seniors who participated. CarFit helps seniors make adjustments to their car, so they are safer drivers. CarFit also demonstrates helpful aids that can assist a senior in having better sight-lines and an easier time getting into and out of the car.

There is lots of summer left, so each of you still has time to get out and about and see your neighborhood in the beauty of sunshine, bright flowers, green trees and grass.

Join us on a Thursday for a walk, come on a senior housing tour, or just lean over the fence and say “hi” to your neighbor.

Its summer — enjoy!

Sleep plays a vital role in good health throughout life. Getting enough sleep can help protect your mental and physical health, quality of life, and safety.

Healthy Brain Function and Emotional Well-Being

Sleep helps your brain work properly. While you're sleeping, your brain is preparing for the next day. Sleep helps enhance your problem-solving skills and pay attention, make decisions, and be creative. Sleep deficiency is linked to depression, suicide, and risk-taking behavior.

Physical Health Ongoing sleep deficiency is linked to an increased risk of heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke. Sleep deficiency also increases the risk of obesity. Your immune system defends your body against foreign or harmful substances.

Daytime Performance and Safety People who are sleep deficient take longer to finish tasks, have a slower reaction time, and make more mistakes. Studies show that sleep deficiency harms your driving ability as much as being drunk. It's estimated that driver sleepiness is a factor in about 100,000 car accidents each year, resulting in about 1,500 deaths. Adults over the age of 65 should be getting 7 to 8 hours of sleep a night.

Strategies to Improve Sleep Try to keep the same sleep schedule Use the hour before bed for quiet time Avoid strenuous exercise before bed Avoid bright artificial light Avoid heavy meals before bedtime Avoid nicotine and caffeine Spend time outside and be active Keep bedroom quiet, cool, and dark Take a hot bath or relax before bed Nap for no more than 20 minutes http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/sdd

Why is Sleep Important?

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Quarterly Comic donated by Steve Robbins Comic artist, illustrator and resident of Northeast Minneapolis. www.steverobbinsart.com

A Puppy All My Own By Dr. John Sanduss

I came home from school one day -it must have been years ago- And asked my Mom if I could have a puppy all my own

At first she said I couldn’t, But then she changed her mind. My friend’s dog just had puppies, The best you’d ever find!

We picked a black and white one And I held him in my hand. His eyes were not yet open; He could barely walk or stand.

He really was a mongrel -that was very plain to see- But just the fact he was mine Was all that mattered to me.

I took him home and loved him And watched him grow and grow, I taught him just a few tricks And to what I would throw.

When I came home from school He would meet me at the door And show how much he missed me By the happy tail he wore.

I gave him just a little love But he gave it back tenfold, And as the years went by for us I grew up as he turned old.

My cheerful pup is old now, His muzzle turned to gray, But he remembers in his dreams How we used to run and play.

He has always been my constant friend While others have come and gone. They all went their separate ways But my faithful dog stayed on.

Movies Filmed in MN Angus (1995) Aurora Borealis (2006) Beautiful Girls (1996) Catch Me If You Can (1989) Contagion (2011) The Mighty Ducks (1994, 96) Drop Dead Fred (1991) Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999)

Factotum (2005) Fargo (1996) Far North (1988)

Feeling Minnesota (1996) Foolin’ Around (1980) Grumpy Old Men (1993) Grumpier Old Men (1995) Heartbreak Kid, The (1972) Here on Earth (2000) Ice Castles (1978) Iron Will (1994) Jingle All The Way (1996) Joe Somebody (2001) Juno (2007) Leatherheads (2008)

Little Big League (1994) Mallrats (1995) Memorial Day (2011) Miracle (2004) Miracle on Ice (1981) National Lampoon’s Vacation (1983) New In Town (2009) North Country (2005) Purple Rain (1984) Rio (2011) Sugar & Spice (2001) Survivors: The Blues Today (1984) Sweet Land (2006) The Good Son (1993) The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid (1972) The Mighty Ducks (1992) Thin Ice (2011) Trauma (1993) The Wrestler (1974) You’ll Like My Mother (1972) Youngblood (1986) Found on wikipedia.org

Get to know your NE Senior’s 2015 Board Members

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Michelle Banse-Treasurer Michelle has been a resident of northeast Minneapolis for 3 years in the St Anthony West Neighborhood. During the week she works at Avada Hearing Care in Roseville educating the community on hearing loss and on the weekends works at Catholic Eldercare as a receptionist. She began her services at Northeast Senior Services in 2012 as the quarterly newsletter editor. Since starting her volunteering she has graduated with her Master’s in Gerontology. With her degree, she hopes to educate the public on the importance of working as a community to help seniors live longer in their homes. Dawn Montgomery Dawn is a Community Nutrition Educator for the University of Minnesota Extension’s Expanded Food & Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) for 14 years. As a Community Nutrition Educator, she partners with community-based organizations that serve low-income youth, families and seniors that care for children to provide a series of nutrition education classes. She also worked for the Minneapolis Public Housing Authorities for 16 years where she provided customer service, effectively and efficiently communicated with persons of varied economic, social and ethnic backgrounds as well as provided referrals to needed resources. She is a lifelong learner, dedicated, hard worker who is passionate about working and empowering people especially seniors. Dawn joined the Northeast Senior Services Board in January 2015. As a Board Member, she hopes to bring her expertise and creativity to help revitalize the Northeast senior community.

Susan Mattson– President Susan joined the Northeast Seniors board in July of 2008. Our organization's name at that time was Northeast Senior Citizens Resource Center or NECSRC. She is currently serving as board president. She is retired but works part time as a receptionist at Earle Brown Terrace in Brooklyn Center. Her father, Eldon Mattson, was a long time board member and Susan was really happy to join the board to keep involved in helping seniors. She loves hearing the family stories & childhood memories of clients & residents at her job. Karen Coons - Vice President Karen lived in Northeast Minneapolis for 21 years and now resides in a condo in downtown Minneapolis. Church activities, great shopping and a passion for seniors bring her back to Northeast regularly. She retired as Volunteer Director at Augustana Healthcare Center five years ago and shortly thereafter joined the Northeast Seniors board. She currently works part-time in guest services at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. Robin Tutt– Secretary Robin has been on board since 2013. She is a partner at Lindquist and Vennum in Minneapolis and focuses her practice in the areas of estate planning, business succession planning, and probate and trust administration. After the death of a loved one, Robin guides her clients through the administration process. Before her legal career, Robin worked in the senior housing and healthcare industry.

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Dr. Sirri Nomo Sirri has been a contributing board member as part of the planning committee to better serve our northeast senior population since 2013. She joined NE Senior Services because of her interest in senior health needs. She is a family physician here in Minneapolis. Nancy West Her grandchildren were indirectly responsible for her beginning to volunteer for NE Seniors. They were attending preschool in the same church that NE Senior's office was located. She remembers walking up the stairs and meeting Kay. Her jobs as a volunteer have been many and varied. Answering the phones, helping move to the new location, organizing the office, working on the directory and this spring coordinating the High Tea fundraiser and now accepting a position as a board member. She is a senior with an unusual lifestyle. No home. No car. She works and makes a living with her organizing business, Ducks in a Row, caregiving and helping daughter’s in her business. There are many reasons for her continuing to volunteer for NE Seniors. It is a small agency using volunteers to help seniors. They work with seniors and their families to coordinate and access already existing services. They do not duplicate services that are already provided by other agencies....just to name a few. As she continues this journey, the biggest challenge as a board member will be to help raise funds and raise public awareness of NE Seniors.

Fr. Earl Simonson Father Earl Simonson, the fourth Pastor of the Saint Clement Parish, from 1977 till his retirement in 2013. He is the longest serving board member with NE Senior Services with 35 years of service. He brings his extensive knowledge of northeast and his sense of humor to the organization. Kay Anderson– Executive Director Kay became aware of NE Seniors through her church. She served on the board of directors in 2002-2003, filled in as interim executive director in 2003-04. Came back to NE Seniors in 2006 as interim Executive Director, and has stayed on. She believes that seniors have the ability to make good decisions for themselves, if provided with accurate information. She also believes that seniors have much to contribute to the community and to their families. Sometimes both community and family need to recognize when a little flexibility is needed, to allow a senior to fully participate.

She also appreciates all the volunteers who make it possible for NE Seniors to provide services to seniors living in the Northeast community. Volunteers of all ages, from age 6 who rake leaves, to those in their 90s who help with mailings, each person makes a valuable contribution. Thank you.

Congratulate our Gadget Fair Door Prize Winner!

Carole Ost won a LED light that has a motion sensor and

converts to a flashlight.

Get to know your NE Senior’s 2015 Board Members

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Activities

Senior Luncheons Where: St Johns Church, 610 Broadway St. NE, Minneapolis When: Every 2nd Tuesday at 11:30am Please call: (612)379-4296 for reservations Grace Lutheran FREE Community Dinner Where: 1500 6th St. NE, Minneapolis When: Saturday, July 25, Aug. 22, Sept. 26 Time: 5:30pm The dinner serves 60–100 people each month, prepared by volunteers from the congregation along with other valued partners. Everyone welcome! River Rats When: Thursdays at 7pm Where: W. River Road south of Broadway Avenue along the Mississippi River The River Rats perform an hour-long show combining various water skiing acts with skits and music. All shows are free and concessions are available. Bring blankets or chairs and come early! 2015 Minneapolis Aquatennial When: July 22-25th Torchlight Parade– July 22nd at 8:30pm TC River Rats– July 23rd at 7pm Fireworks– July 25th at 10pm along West River Parkway on the Mississippi http://www.aquatennial.com/events NE Dog Parade When: July 31st at 6:15pm Where: Chute Park and Ard Godfrey House Music in the Park Where: Nicollet Island Park- 40 Power St. Mondays at 7pm Where: Father Hennepin Bluff Park- 420 Main St. SE Tuesdays at 7pm

Open Streets Northeast When: Sunday, July 12th Where: Along Central Avenue This event creates miles of safe, car-free streets so that residents of all ages can walk, bike, participate in spontaneous play activities, and get to know one another. Movies in the Park Starts 15 minutes after sunset July 11th– Windom Park, 2251 Hayes St NE Princess Bride Aug. 1– Bottineau Park, 2000 2nd St NE How to Train your Dragon 2 Aug. 6– Dickman Park, 198 7th NE Ave Frozen Aug. 29– Beltrami Park, 1111 Summer St NE Beetle Juice Ten Myths About Africa When: August 17th, at 7pm Where: Pierre-Bottineau Library, 55 Broadway St. NE, Minneapolis Registration begins July 20th; Call (612) 543-6850 Tarzan movies, headlines about disease, war and famine, and TV specials on primitive tribes and wild animals all contribute to myths and misconceptions about Africa. Richard Underdahl-Peirce, who has lived, studied, and traveled in 10 African countries, will share common misconceptions he encounters about this diverse and vibrant continent. Lourdes NE Block Party Where: Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 1 Lourdes Pl, Minneapolis When: July 25th, 6-10pm Open to the public and includes live music, food and beer, and viewing of the Aquatennial firework's. Free admission

Salo Park Free Summer Concert Series When: Thursdays, 7-8pm, June 25th through August 13th. Where: Salo Park Amphitheater, 39th Avenue between Silver Lake Road and Stinson Blvd. Bywood Carnival When: Saturday, July 11th, 9am to 1pm Where: Bywood East Health Care, 3427 Central Ave. NE. There will be food, games, and a celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Battle of the Birdhouses silent auction. “Much ado about Nothing.” When: July 10-12, July 17-19, July 24-26, 8-9:30pm Where: Silverwood Park Amphitheater 2500 County Road E Silverwoodstage.org St Anthony Village Fest July 31st-7pm Parade, St. Charles Borromeo Parking lot to St. Anthony Shopping Center August 1st– Central Park events including: Bingo, kickball tournament, silent auctions, craft fair, beer tent, petting zoo, live music and FIREWORKS August 2nd– 11am to 2pm- Kiwanis Luncheon and Art /Craft show at St. Anthony High School Picnic in the Park Free BBQ, music, kids activities, fun, STAWNO "Meet and Greet," and more Where: Dickman Park, 614 2nd St NE When: July 9th, 3:30-7:30pm

New Brighton Stockyard Days Parade When: August 6th Where: New Brighton City Hall 803 Old Hwy 8 NW, New Brighton University of Minnesota Health Curriculum: "Community Teacher" Volunteer Opportunity Would you like to be a teacher to the next generation of health professionals? Become a "Community Teacher" for health professional students at the University of Minnesota! The Health curriculum offers the "Community Teacher" program as an opportunity for students to work in small groups with volunteers to develop skills in inter-professional teamwork and patient interviewing. Volunteers like YOU are needed to help through sharing your real life experiences to help students understand how each profession is a valuable member of a health care team! Contact Erica King at ahc1hlth@umn.edu or 612-626-0575 if you are interested in volunteering!

Farmers Markets Mondays, 3-7pm: 2614 Hwy 88, St Anthony Village Wednesdays, 3-7pm: 17th Ave NE and 6th St NE, Minneapolis Thursdays, 2-6pm: Immaculate Conception, 40th and Jackson ST NE, Columbia Heights Thursdays, 4pm-7pm: 27th Ave NE and Johnson St NE Saturdays, 9am-1pm: 7th St NE and University Ave NE

Activities

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National Night Out When: August 4th Where: Your own Neighborhood National Night Out is an annual nationwide event that encourages residents to get out in the community, holding block parties and getting to know their neighbors as a way to encourage crime prevention. It's a great way to promote community-police partnerships and enjoy a Minnesota summer evening surrounded by friends and family. Beltrami Summer Festival Food, games, and fun! Stick around for Beetlejuice! the movie, at dusk in the park When: August 29, 3pm – 7pm Where: Beltrami Park, 1111 Summer Street Northeast, Minneapolis Christmas Craft Fair and Open House Shop local crafters offering jewelry, knitted & crocheted items, specialty items and more! Enjoy delicious food, musical entertainment & door prize drawings! Donate an unwrapped gift for our “Giving Tree” and be entered into a drawing for a Target Gift Card! Take a tour of our senior housing, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehab and home health care. When: Saturday, November 14th Time: 9am to 1pm Where: Crestview Community, 4444 Reservoir Blvd NE, Columbia Heights BLOCK PARTY & NATIONAL NIGHT OUT When: Tuesday, August 4th Time: 4 pm to 6 pm Where: Crest View Senior Communities 4444 Reservoir Boulevard, NE, Columbia Heights, MN 55421

3rd Annual Fall Festival & Senior Resource Fair Where: RiverVillage East When: Thursday, Sept 24th at 3:30-6:30 In addition to the senior resource fair, from 3:30 – 6:30 pm, there will be free food -bratwurst, hot dogs, chips, cookies, cider and root beer. They will also be collecting donations for the NE Senior Food Shelf. Anyone who donates to the food shelf can enter in to win the Grand Door Prize – a $50 Visa card! Also be featuring a Read and Recycle- Green Book fair (where all books are free and they will recycle the books you would like to donate), live music and a Flu Shot Clinic

Twin Cities Polish Fest Welcome to the Twin Cities Polish Festival! The Twin Cities Polish Festival is a non-profit organization created to bring a world-class celebration of Polish culture and heritage to the Twin Cities. It also helps promote various community-service and Polish-American organizations. The Twin Cities Polish Festival will immerse Minnesotans and visitors in “all things Polish”, presenting a kaleidoscope of unique cultural and educational displays, food and top-notch entertainment. Bring a blanket, take a seat on the lawn along the Old Main Street in Minneapolis, visit with friends, watch outstanding musical and dance entertainment, enjoy traditional foods and beverages, and just simply have fun! When: Friday, Aug. 7th from 5pm to 10pm, Saturday, Aug. 8th from 10am to 10pm, and Sunday, Aug. 9th from 11am to 5pm Cost: FREE ADMISSION

Activities

Chicken and Potato Parcels Prep Time: 15 Minutes Cook Time: 25 Minutes Servings: 4

Ingredients: 4 baked potatoes, peeled and cubed 2 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - diced 2 medium red bell peppers, chopped 1 large white onion, chopped 3 celery ribs, chopped 2 cups favorite barbeque sauce

Directions: 1.Make 4 foil packets by using 1-foot squares of heavy duty aluminum foil: fold square in half and smooth flat. Seal each of the narrow ends by folding over each edge three times

to make a 1/4-inch border, smoothing flat after every fold. You should now have a foil packet that is open on one long side.

2.In a bowl, combine the potatoes, chicken cubes, red peppers, onion, celery, and BBQ sauce; mix well. Evenly divide the mixture among the foil packets.

Roll up the open end of the packets to seal. 3.Place packets on a grill over the coals of a fire. Cook until the potatoes are tender and the chicken is fully cooked, about 25 minutes, depending on the intensity of the heat.

Camping Recipes Found on Allrecipes.com

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Cowboy Casserole Prep Time: 5 Minutes Cook Time: 20 Minutes Servings: 5

Ingredients: 1/2 pound bacon 1 pound ground beef 1 small onion, chopped

2 (15 ounce) cans baked beans with pork 1/3 cup barbeque sauce 1 (7.5 ounce) refrigerated biscuit dough

Directions: 1. Cook bacon in a large skillet over medium heat until browned. Drain, and cut into bite size pieces. Set aside. Add hamburger and onion to the skillet, and cook until no longer

pink, and the onion is tender. Drain. 2. Stir bacon, baked beans and barbeque sauce into the ground beef, and bring to a boil.

Reduce heat to medium low, and place biscuits in a single layer over the top of the mixture. Cover, and simmer for about 10 minutes, or until the biscuits are done. Place two

biscuits on each plate, and spoon beans over.

Camp Fire S’mores Prep Time: 25 Minutes Cook Time: 5 Minutes Servings: 12

Ingredients: 1 cup milk chocolate chips 12 ice cream cones 1 cup miniature marshmallows

12-12x12-inch squares of heavy-duty aluminum foil Directions:

1.Place about 1 teaspoon chocolate chips into an ice cream cone, followed by a layer of mini marshmallows. Continue layering chips and marshmallows into the cone until full. Repeat.

2.Wrap each cone tightly in aluminum foil. 3.Heat the foil-wrapped cones in a campfire until chocolate and marshmallows are melted,

3 to 5 minutes.

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Have a story or poem to share? What a wonderful place to share your stories and poetry with the community. It may be fun, heart-felt, about you, about another, season related, holiday related, really just about anything! Do you have a story or poetry to share? If yes, send it to NE Seniors and we will consider it for the Senior to Senior page.

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NE Seniors Activities NE SENIORS ACTIVITIES— For information call NE Seniors 612-781-5096 RIDES Program Need a ride? Our friendly volunteers are available to help you get where you need to go. Call: 612-781-5096 by Thursday at noon the week before your ride is needed. Cost: $10 donation recommended, round trip Especially for Seniors Exercise Class Join us for exercise sitting on a chair, stand & balance moves, easy marching, and dyna-band strength work. Just stop by and check it out. Instructor: Sara Tufvesson Doure has taught Seniors for 20 years, has a bachelor's degree in Corporate Fitness, and has been a Personal Trainer since 1983. When: Every Friday, 10– 10:40am Where: NE United Methodist Church, 2510 Cleveland ST NE, 1st floor. Cost: Donations appreciated Foot Clinic-NE United Methodist Church When: July 20, Aug. 17, Sept. 21, Oct. 19 Appointments start at 1:00pm Where: 2510 Cleveland St NE, Minneapolis Cost: $30, call NE Seniors for appointment Foot Clinic at Autumn Woods When: July 16, Aug. 20, Sept. 17, Oct. 15 From 10am—noon Where: 2580 Kenzie Terrace Cost: $30, call NE Seniors for appointment

Coffee & Conversation When: Wednesdays, 2—4:00 p.m. Where: Perkins on 696 W Cty D, New Brighton Cost: any food that you order.

Real Estate Legal Clinic for seniors, 60+ These are Free individual meetings with an attorney. Call NE Seniors for an appointment When: Aug. 5th, Sept. 2nd, Oct. 7th Where: 2580 Kenzie Terrace, St Anthony Indoor Walking Group When: Thursdays. 10am-noon Where: Bottineau Community Center 2000 2nd St. NE, Minneapolis Cost: $1 donation appreciated Make sure to where comfortable shoes and

The Northeast Senior Newsletter is published 4 times each year by the Northeast Senior Services, Inc., a non-profit community supported organization. You may call 612-781-5096 to leave a message on

the voicemail 24 hours per day. Normal office hours are 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday. Please call before stopping by. Our office is located at 2580 Kenzie Terrace,

Suite 2, St. Anthony MN 55418 (in Autumn Woods apartments).

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2580 Kenzie Terrace, Suite 2A Minneapolis, MN 55418

Phone: 612-781-5096

Website: www.neseniors.org Email: mail@neseniors.org

“Helping Seniors Live Independently with Dignity.”

Northeast Senior Services, Inc.

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2015 Board Members Northeast Senior Services

Susan Mattson, President

Karen Coons, Vice-President

Robin Tutt, Secretary

Michelle Banse, Treasurer

Dr. Sirri Nomo

Fr. Earl Simonson

Nancy West

Dawn Montgomery

Executive Director: Kay Anderson

Volunteers Needed Volunteering is a rewarding

activity. There is something for EVERYONE! Do you have interests in writing? Do you like working with others?

What about promoting and fundraising?

If you are interested in working for an organization that has served seniors for 40+

years, we will find the right role for you! We can offer rides to and from events, many different opportunities, and a place to feel

needed and welcome! Come volunteer with Northeast Senior Services and make a difference in the

community you love! Call NE Seniors to see what will work

with your schedule! 612-781-5096