Royal View Review. Reside ~ Reflect ~ Relax. July Buchanan Road, Mecosta, MI ~ (231) ~

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Resident Barbara Clark Barbara Clark is one of our newer residents, having moved in the first part of June. She has always lived in Michigan, being born in Lowell, and living in various locations throughout such as Lyons and Belding area. Barbara is the oldest of 3 children, having 2 younger brothers. Over the years Barbara raised not only her own 5 children, but lend a helping hand to many different people when they were in a time of need. Barbara has worked several jobs, but her main profession was as a sewing machine operator sewing car seats for GM in Grand Rapids, 29 1/2 years to be exact! Previously in her spare time Barbara enjoyed crocheting and knitting, and assisting with bible studies. Currently she enjoys books on tape, and crossword puzzles. Resident Jackwyn Miller Jackie is from Michigan, having been born in Byron Center. She has seven siblings, of which she is the oldest girl. When she was 12, her family moved to Big Rapids. She said that was quite a change, moving from what was out in the country at that time, into the town of Big Rapids. Jackie there married her husband Charles, with whom she had 2 daughters, and one younger son. She is proud of the fact that she and her husband have been married for 58 years! Jackie has had several jobs, she worked at JCPenney for a time, and the theater in Big Rapids as well. For quite a few years she even ran the telephone board for Ferris. Jackie's job she is most proud of was the ceramics business she ran that was attached to her house, and that she worked for her church, organizing the luncheons and much more. Jackie enjoys all types of card games, and of course crafts. Prayers and condolences to the family and friends of John P. Erickson. He will always be remembered as a true gentleman. We at Royal View were blessed to have had him in our family.

Administrators Corner Laura Jennings, RN July is one of my favorite months of the year. Its full of sunshine, warm temperatures and fireworks. The staff looks forward to being outside with the residents and enjoying these great summer days. The Royal View family would like to wish all of you a Happy and safe Life Enrichment Danielle Long, LEC Hi everyone! I am excited to share a few things. Recently I had the privilege to attend a seminar by the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners regarding Alzheimer's disease and Dementia care. There were many things I learned from this class, and am looking forward to implementing in our home moving forward, especially in our memory unit. You will see a few changes in our monthly activity calendar, and our daily sheets as well. I am also always looking for ideas and suggestions as well! Home Manager Brittany Bentley Brittany Bentley has recently stepped into the position of our Home Manager. She has always lived in the area, growing up in Barryton. She was raised with 7 siblings, of which she is the oldest. She is a graduate of Chippewa Hills, where she has also assisted as the high school cheer coach, and head coach for middle school cheer. Brittany is engaged to be married April 2019 to Josh, her boyfriend of 3 years. Together they have a 14 month old little girl, Emrii. Brittany has worked here at Royal View for 3 1/2 years, as a DCW and helping out in the kitchen when needed, before coming into the Home Manager position. One of her favorite things about Royal View is how close everyone is, like a family. In her free time, Brittany loves doing anything outside; fishing, kayaking, swimming just to name a few of the activities.

Royal View Join us for daily devotions Monday Friday, 11:45 held in the upstairs sitting area. Please check the daily sheets for changes and updates to activities, as they can be subject to change Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Visit with Larry Church with Sylvester Community 2 3 Outdoor 4 Independence Day 5 Mocktails 6 Therapy Dog visits 7 8 See Daily Sheet 9 10 Craft 11 Read and Reminisce Make and Take 12 Steve Troyer 13 Therapy Dog Visits! 14 15 Visit with Larry 1:30 Chapel of the Lakes Church Service 16 17 Outdoor 18 Sing a longs Virtual Dementia Experience 19 Mark and Mark 20 Therapy Dog Visits 21 22 See Daily Sheet 29 Visit with Larry 3:00 Church with Larry Peterson 23 with Alison 30 24 9:30 Men's Coffee Craft 31 Outdoor 25 Read and Reminisce Make and Take 26 Resident Birthdays~ Betty Hildreth 7/8 27 Therapy Dog Visits Senior Center Bingo 28 Employee Birthdays~ Bridget 7/11 Skinner Pam Adams 7/17 The desire of Royal View is to honor God by providing the elderly with a lifestyle that values their Identity, their Independence, and their Dignity.

Royal View is hosting a Virtual Dementia Experience the afternoon of Wednesday, July 18. We are extending this opportunity to our resident family members as well. This is an incredible opportunity to put ourselves into the shoes of our loved ones to better understand them. Space is limited, so if this is something you would like to participate in, please rsvp to Danielle as soon as possible. 231-972-6600, or email royalviewlec@rlmgmt.com. Sponsored by VOLUNTEERS NEEDEED! Volunteers make a difference. If you have some time, and are looking for some thing fun, we have a wonderful group of residents that love a varieties of activities! Bring a musical instrument, a game you enjoy, or just a deck of cards. Just your time spent is special to everyone. Call Danielle, Life Enrichment Coordinator 231-972-6600.

Retirement Living Management Paul Wyman & Doug Maas Eighteen Locations Throughout Michigan: Aspen Ridge of Gaylord ~ Chestnut Fields of Muskegon ~ Green Acres of Allendale Green Acres of Cadillac ~ Green Acres of Cedar Springs ~ Green Acres of Fremont ~ Green Acres of Greenville ~ Green Acres of Ionia ~ Green Acres of Lowell ~ Green Acres of Manistee ~ Green Acres of Mason ~ Green Acres of Mt. Pleasant ~ Green Acres of Standale ~ Green Acres of Wayland ~ Nottingham Place of Midland ~ Royal View of Mecosta ~ Tawas Village of Tawas ~ Turning Brook of Alpena Royal View Management Team Laura Jennings, RN, Administrator Brittany Bentley, Home Manager Danielle Long, Life Enrichment Coordinator Melissa Dahlhofer, Dietary Supervisor Craig Guy, Maintenance Supervisor