Luncheon on the patio at Clark Meadows Luncheon on the patio at Clark Meadows KristenMeyer / Friday, June 27, 2025 0 476 Read more
Mission Accomplished Dot! Mission Accomplished Dot! "I came. I saw. I puzzled." KristenMeyer / Friday, June 27, 2025 0 39 Read more
Celebrating Our PCAs with Sundaes and Gratitude Celebrating Our PCAs with Sundaes and Gratitude KristenMeyer / Wednesday, June 11, 2025 0 3851 Today, we had the joy of celebrating the incredible Personal Care Assistants (PCAs) who care for us with such compassion, patience, and grace. These quiet heroes show up every day with helping hands and open hearts - and today, we had the chance to return the favor in a small but sweet way. Residents turned the tables and rolled up their sleeves to scoop ice cream and add toppings for our beloved aides. With laughter, strawberries, and plenty of whipped cream, we served up sundaes as a heartfelt thank-you to those who so faithfully serve us. it was more than just a treat - it was a moment of connection, appreciation, and community.Thank you, PCAs, for the care you give and the kindness you show. You make all the difference! Read more
Bingo Bucks Store at Clark Meadows. Bingo Bucks Store at Clark Meadows. 2 months of games, 20 minutes of shopping! KristenMeyer / Wednesday, June 4, 2025 0 2118 Read more
Lynne Standish / Friday, October 9, 2020 / Categories: Clark Meadows Blog The story of the Mercury 7 This week, one of our residents presented a very interesting story about Space activity for the last 60 years. His PowerPoint was presented to others who were captivated during the hour long talk. Starting with President Kennedy's challenge to the country in 1961 that "before this decade is out, we will land a man on the Moon and return him safely to the Earth", the lecture went on to review the country's response to this challenge. Starting with the story of the Mercury 7, the original class of 7 astronauts that led to the Mercury Project. This was followed by several more classes of astronauts to include the Gemini Project, followed by the Apollo Project. The 11th Apollo flight culminated in meeting the challenge with Neil Armstrong walking on the moon and the safe return of the crew of 3 astronauts safely back to earth. Today we have the International Space Station that has been in Earth orbit for more than 20 continuous years of operation. The residents are still talking about this lecture. Thank you for your hard work! Previous Article Celebrating Oktoberfest Next Article Wearing Purple to support the fight against Alzheimer's! Print 23075