220 N. Holland-Sylvania Rd. Toledo, Ohio 43623 419.885.3934 Phone 419.882.2012 Fax

The first day of sum-mer is June 21st but the weather feels otherwise. It is so nice to stroll around the building and see the trees so green, the flower gardens in bloom and the birds and squirrels eating out of the feeders. What a beautiful time of the year! Father’s Day is Sun-day, June 16th. We will be having Donuts for dads at 10am on Saturday, June 15th for all the men at Oakleaf Village. We are so grateful for all the fathers, grandfathers, uncles and male role models that live in our community and we want to honor you. On the first day of summer, Friday, June 21st, we will be going to Olander Park for a picnic and fish-ing. We will provide the worms, poles and lunch, you just need to sign up at the front desk and join us. Olander is a beautiful park in Sylvania with a lake, a walking path, picnic tables & park benches. There are lots of ducks to watch and a unique musical area where we will eat lunch. It

is a great way to spend the day! It was such a cold winter and a rainy spring, take advantage of the out doors when you can! We are playing quite a few out door games this month.

Bocce Ball, Ladder Ball & Horseshoes. Join in on our Resident Garden Party where we will go outside and meet by the residents raised gardens. You can meet the gardeners and check out their hard work while enjoying lemonade. Every Tuesday evening at 8pm we go outside on the patio by the large dining

room and solve all of the world problems. We are having other socials out there as well like ice cram bars on the patio and the bereavement group will be meeting out there for smores and reminisce about trips they have tak-en with their loved ones who have passed. Please see the activity calendar for dates and times. If a group activity is not your cup of tea, feel free to walk around the building, sit on the bench and read or have a seat out front and people watch as they walk by. Which ev-er you choose to do, be sure to take time out of your day to get outside, take a deep breath and get some fresh air and sun-shine!

Happy

Father’s Day

JUNE 2019

From the Director

Move In’s

Community Information

Birthdays

Theme Day

JUNE

WISE

Wellness Initiative for Senior Education

From June 3rd—July 8th From 1:30—3:30

In the Multi-Purpose Room

This education program offers six lessons that cover a wide range of topics. You can learn about the aging process and how to make healthy lifestyle choices, celebrate this exciting stage of your life,

Discuss risk factors and behaviors you should avoid, examine how alcohol & medications affect seniors differently and learn

how to use simple tools to help you feel more empowered about your health.

These classes are for anyone over 55yrs of age — friends, family

and outsiders are welcome to join us!

You will receive a $50 Kroger gift card upon successful program completion

(First time participants only)

Any question call Carrie Dowling at 419-270-6595 Or see Alison or Jodi

Monday, June 24th At 12:30

Veterans:

We will be taking a tour of the 180th National Guard on Eber Road. If you would like to go, please see Alison or Jodi by Thursday, June

13th. We do have wheelchairs if needed.

We will see the uniforms they wear when fly-ing, the planes and a very special 9-11 memo-

rial that has artifacts from each crash site.

Don’t miss out on this trip! We will have piz-za in the multi purpose room at 11:30 before

we go.

Family & Friends: If you would like to volun-teer to push a Veteran in a wheel chair, please

see Alison or Jodi. You can ride on the bus with us, or meet us there.

From The Director

“Food is the ingredient that binds us together”

www.etenvolgensmij.com

We feel very honored

that many residents invite their

friends and family to dine with

them at Oakleaf. We are always

happy to accommodate a guest

of yours at lunch or dinner.

We do ask that you

would kindly notify Jim, Dietary

Director, or Valerie, Dining Room

Supervisor, of any guests invites

with at least 24 hours advance

notice. This not only helps to en-

sure that you and your guests

experience the best possible ser-

vice but also helps us to plan the

proper meal count for all resi-

dents.

It is recommended that guests

attend the 4:00pm dinner seat-

ing. The environment at this din-

ner time can accommodate

guests more comfortably.

Please note that a guest

charge will be added to your bill

and can be paid with your

monthly rent. The charge will be

dated and clearly stated on your

statement. Cash is not accepted

for guest meal charges.

As always, please come

see me if you have any ques-

tions, concerns, or any ideas.

Diane Doneghy

Useful Resources Community Contacts

Christian Service

Sundays—2:30

Catholic Communion

Tuesdays—10:00

Podiatrist Visits

Every other Wednesday

Trips to Grocery Store

Tuesdays—10:30

Thursdays —1:30

Trips to the Bank

10:45 Thursdays

Wellness Clinic

Wednesdays—1-1:30

Daily Newspaper Available in our Lobby Irena in the Beauty Shop—419-206-1508

Wi-Fi— ask at the desk

Diane Doneghy General Manager

Heather Evans Director of Care

Scot Henshaw Office Manager

Jim Campeau Food Service MNG

Dena Marvin & Cari Stevens Marketing Directors

Alison Maas Activity Director

Dustin Wimberley Maintenance Director

Kathy Jakeway Housekeeping Supervisor

Valerie Vencebi Dining Room Supervisor

Lisa Wright Lead Personal Care

Jessica Smith Grove Program Manager

Oakleaf Village—419-885-3934

Grove—419-464-9123

6-1 Bill Wagner

Apartment 231

6-1 Derek Gorham

Cook

6-2 Judy Nofziger

Apartment 136

6-3 Jeanne Walker

Apartment 127

6-4 Casey Lillian

Apartment 144

6-10 Wilma Snyder

Apartment 115

6-11 Kim Rosenbalm

Personal Care

6-11 Felisa Jones

Receptionist

6-12 Brenda Heath

Nurse

6-13 Clavera Ramlow

Apartment 236

6-15 Gordon Muchow

Apartment 155

6-16 Judy Waddington

Apartment 258

6-16 William Paul

Apartment 216

6-18 Sonya Speelman

Apartment 210

6-24 Barbara Beauregaurd

Apartment 23

6-25 Richard Moses

Apartment 102

6-25 Ray Bennett

Apartment 214

6-25 Leonard Lawson

Apartment 12

6-25 Khrystal Bloom

Personal Care

6-28 Scotlin Henshaw

Office Manager

6-30 Barbara Pilatowski

Apartment 13

Welcome to Oakleaf Village

Saturday, June 1st—1:30 Computer Class Tuesday, June 4th—1:30 Make Cards for the Veterans Wednesday, June 5th— 2:30 Meet Karen, Personal Trainer Friday, June 7th—2:30 Mr. Freeze Ice Cream Outing Saturday, June 8th—1:30 Bocce Ball Thursday, June 13th—10:45 Resident Council Saturday, June 15th—10:00 Donuts for Dads Sunday, June 16th—Happy Fathers Day Wednesday, June 19th—12:00 $1 Pizza Lunch Wednesday, June 19th—2:30 Ladder Ball Friday, June 21st—11:00 Picnic & Fishing at Olander Park Friday, June 21st—1:30 Ice Cream Bars on the Patio Saturday, June 22nd—1:30 Residents Raised Garden Party Monday, June 24th 12:30 180th Tour Tuesday, June 25th—2:30 June’s Birthday Party Wednesday, June 26th—1:30 Book Club Friday, June 28th—11:15 Cracker Barrel Friday, June 28th—1:30 Flip Flop Craft

Meet Kathy Kujawski — Housekeeper

Gladys & Gigi

Irene

Not Pictured: Florence

Kathy has been working as a housekeeper at Oakleaf since February 2016.

Kids: 2 Hobbies: Garage Sales Favorite Color: Purple Favorite Flower: Daisy Favorite Music: Christian Favorite TV Show: NCIS Favorite Ice Cream: Chocolate Almond Favorite Animal: Dog Favorite Fruit: Watermelon Favorite Restaurant: Cracker Barrel Favorite Holiday: Christmas Favorite Scent: Lavender Favorite Season: Spring Dream Vacation: Paris

The best thing Kathy loves about her job is the Residents and Co-Workers

Nellie Christ the King is having a Padre Pio

Prayer Group on June 4th from 1-3 or 7-9 in

the Parish Center Meeting Room

Bud Fisher is looking for volunteers . His organization interviews Veterans to preserve history. The video will then be saved in the archives in the Library of

Congress and at the UT Canaday Center. Every Veter-an has a story, no matter how big or small. If you are interested in telling yours, please see Alison or Jodi.