A Journey to New Zealand through the memories shared by Jane Kinyoun!

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At Clark Meadows we have been doing a travel series hightlighting a different country each month.  This May, we are exploring Australia and New Zealand.  It seemed like a perfect opportunity to hear from one of our own, Jane Kinyoun.  Jane had a second career that spanned 15 years working as a tour guide throughout Australia and New Zealand.  Her story is one of resilience, reinvention, and remarkable adventures. 

It took some coaxing, but she agreed to allow us to shine a spotlight on her.  She shared her stories and told us all kinds of interesting tales about life as a tour guide and the wonders of New Zealand.  We tasted kiwi fruit and Marmite on crackers!  The New Zealand wine made the marmite go down a little easier.  It just so happened to be a Constellation wine made in New Zealand (always fun to have a local connection). It was interesting to hear from one of our residents about all the unique aspects of a country far away.  Her pictures were fun, seeing her in her younger years taking care of all the tourists.  She had  interesting tidbits in her presentation about the kiwi bird, the kea bird, the NZ possum, winding roads with beautiful vistas, helicopter rides over the the glaciers, and bungie jumping! When a resident shares their experiences we all are enriched!   Thank you Jane!

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Cheers to our 20 Years!
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Cheers to our 20 Years!

It's been 20 years since Clark Meadows opened its doors!  Our residents enjoyed some special music on the patio and some cake to celebrate this special day.  Michael Stapleton, the President/CEO of Thompson Health stopped over to say a few words and to commend the great job staff had done during the challenging year we just came through.  

Residents were then presented with a couple of mouthwatering options for dinner.  A choice of Lobster Tail or Beef Tenderloin and to top it off.....Baked Alaska for dessert!  A fun time had by all!

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