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Touchmark at Wedgewood - February 2014 Newsletter
1. February 2014
THE{FULL}LIFE
TOUCHMARK AT WEDGEWOOD
Embracing cold winter weather
The cabin-fever bash kicked off with residents
and team members participating in a friendly
Road Hockey game. Tom McClocklin, who was
a professional basketball referee, refereed the
game. Partygoers also relaxed on “The Ice Berg”
winter patio area while enjoying signature drinks
made by Bacardi Canada Representative Renee
McEachern. Glen Anderson, who manages
Touchmark’s Maintenance Department,
demonstrated snow sculpting, and musical guests
Plamondon performed.
“This event hooked into Edmonton’s For the
Love of Winter strategy,” says Brenda Edmonds,
director of Touchmark’s Full Life Wellness &
Life Enrichment Program. “As the city is a winter
city for six months of the year, it makes sense
to encourage all residents to enjoy the great
outdoors!” (Read more about the city’s For the
Love of Winter at http://www.edmonton.ca/city_
government/initiatives_innovation/wintercitystrategy.aspx.)
The next winter activity? People can add a boost
to their winter workout with Fitness Instructor
Lenka Makarian, who will kick off the outdoor
winter walking program. Watch the calendar for
more details or talk with a Full Life team member
to sign up.
Resident Solveig
Mathieson, 87, has
embraced a love of
winter and enjoys
cross-country skiing
around the Touchmark
community. Watch
next month’s
newsletter for photos
of the cabin-fever
bash.
2. A GLANCE AT OCTOBER
CAPTURING DELIGHT{FULL} MOMENTS
Look for more photos on Facebook.
Everyone enjoyed the various holiday activities, including the Ukrainian Christmas Customs & Traditions
event.
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3. Young violinist
extraordinaire shares
his love of music
Nine-year-old fiddle phenom Jack Forestier
(accompanied by his parents, Michel and
Marie Forestier) entertained a crowd at
Touchmark. “After seeing Jack perform at
a fundraiser, I wanted him to come here.
I used to play violin myself, so when I
saw such a vibrant little guy play so well
at such a young age … it was astounding,”
says resident Carol Martin. Accomplished
in both classical and fiddle styles, Jack
demonstrated his string skills during an
entertaining afternoon.
Enjoying your {FULL} Life
Touchmark is a community of friends celebrating and
living the Full Life—and enjoying the benefits of services
and amenitites. We invite you to visit and learn more
about what we call the {FULL} Life!
Jack fiddled his way into Canadians’ hearts
and became a semifinalist on the television
show Canada’s Got Talent. Jack’s passion
for performing started at a young age
thanks to his parents—Michel, a classical
guitarist, and Marie, a violinist. It was
Marie who began teaching Jack to play at
just two years old.
Matters of the heart
Marge Coalman, EdD
Vice President of
Wellness & Programs
February is a perfect time to soak up heart-filled sentiments.
Both physical and spiritual. As you enjoy the merriment of
the season, take time to think about the importance of your
heart health as well as your relational health and legacy.
In two articles, Touchmark Vice President of Wellness &
Programs Marge Coalman, EdD, discusses the importance
of connecting with family (and especially creating an end-oflife plan) and shares helpful information from the 50th US
Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health.
Read more online at Touchmark.com/wellness-forum.
