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Dear Supporter of the Jewish Home,
Love and friendship are in the air
at the Jewish Home! As we come up on Sweetheart's Day, I am reminded once again
what a special place this is for seniors looking for community, companionship,
and even romance.
At the Jewish Home, we do more than provide
compassionate, high-quality care — we also bring people together, forging strong
bonds to sustain seniors and enrich their everyday lives. Fifty percent of our
residents come to the Home due to loneliness. We are thrilled to offer
them vibrant and lasting connections with peers who often become like family.
In this issue of Jewish Home e-Connections, we explore these growing
relationships in an article on romance at any age. We also reveal tips from one
of our residents about what they like to talk about and do when loved ones drop
by to see them. On a separate note, we profile our most recent Skirball Hospice
memorial event, which celebrates the lives of hospice patients over the past
year.
Being social is a vital part of healthy aging. There are
other critical components, as well, including having the dedicated care your
investment in the Jewish Home provides. Our seniors are indeed fortunate to have
your support. We are blessed by your wonderful partnership and by your
willingness to extend your hands to those in need.
I hope you enjoy
reading the following articles and that this month brings you and yours all the
love, warmth and friendship you deserve. On behalf of everyone at the Jewish
Home, I thank you for sharing yours with us.
With best wishes,
Molly Forrest
CEO-President
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Different Only in Years
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Making the Journey from Memory to Blessing |
Jewish Home resident David Moss, age 91, observes that much research is underway these days regarding "what the elderly need and want." Interviews, seminars, scholarly papers, studies on the federal, state and local levels, task forces,
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On Sunday, February 28, 2016, the Jewish Home's Skirball Hospice will hold its annual memorial for the families of patients who received services during the past year. The memorial will take place at the Skirball Cultural Center.
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Senior Sweethearts: Evelyn and Yosef
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At the Home, love is in bloom! Evelyn Selbert and Yosef
Malin — age 85 and 86 respectively — are just two of the
many seniors who are experiencing a budding romance at
the Jewish Home. After Yosef noticed Evelyn at an
on-campus event late last year, he realized a crush was
forming. He mentioned his feelings to mutual friend
Michal Robins who later Read
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