2017 Grand Junction BeaconFest Program

Enjoy the area’s largest boomer & senior fair...

April 20, 2017

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Welcome to BeaconFest:

a bounty of senior fun!

By Kevin K. VanGundy

Monty Hall’s “Let’s Make a Deal.”

eaconFest is a celebration of age and all that’s boomer and senior related, and it just happens to be the biggest boomer and senior fair in the area. If you’re reading this before the show, don’t miss out on the fun— mark your calendars for this year’s BeaconFest Boomer and Senior Fair from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday, April 20 at Two Rivers Convention Center in downtown Grand Junction.

Vendors galore!

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Why attend BeaconFest?

Admission is free! This year’s BeaconFest features free food, informative seminars and an exciting lineup of entertainment, including ever-popular bone tree and local legends King ‘N’ Trio. Free seminars will be offered on a range of topics, including estate planning, what to do when you’re downsizing and how to protect yourself from scams.

Feeling lucky?

Thousands of dollars worth of door prizes will be given away in free drawings throughout the day.

All you have to do is fill out the official door prize entry form included in this here program and drop it in the bucket at the BEACON’s booth.

You must be present to win, so walk around or sit back and wait for your chance to win as names are called from the stage. With over 100 prizes to hand out, we’ll be calling out winners every 30 minutes or so. That’s a lot of winning—better odds than the lottery, that’s for sure.

Let’s Make a Squeal prize giveaway at 2:40 p.m.

All unclaimed door prizes and those that were not given away will be given to the audience at the end of the day in a madcap rendition of

Representatives from over 100 senior-related agencies and businesses will be available to talk with attendees directly about products and services available to help them successfully navigate the aging process. We have home improvement folks, medical professionals, health and nutrition experts, representatives from many of our local assisted living facilities, government officials, real estate professionals and more.

Senior’s Choice Awards I’m always impressed with the wide variety of exhibitors that participate at BeaconFest and the way they market themselves. Some bring just themselves, along with a handful of brochures. Others have booth displays that look like they were made by Disney Imagineers. What’s important is what you think.

Please take a moment to let us know who you think has the best overall booth, which booth has the friendliest people, and which booth has the best “swag” (free stuff) by filling out the Senior’s Choice Awards ballot in this insert. The exhibitors in each category with the most votes will win a prize. Your choices will be announced in next month’s BEACON.

Thank you!

BeaconFest is also our way of saying thank you for reading the BEACON Senior Newspaper. Let us give you a hug or a hearty handshake.

And please thank our vendors and major sponsors: Hilltop and KREX News Channel 5. BeaconFest would not be possible without their support. ■

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Visit our booth and come to our seminar: Today's Hearing Technology. 11:30 Listen to Dr. Mills to learn about the many ways you or a family member can improve their quality of life and hearing. AAA hearing believes different people need different solutions. Let us help you find your solution.

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ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE STAGE 9:00 am................................................... bone tree 10:00 am......................................Danny Agajanian & the Hallelujah Band 11:00 am.............................................. Desert Moon Noon..................................................... King ‘N’ Trio 12:50 pm........ VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARDS 1:00 pm......................................Javier de los Santos 2:00 pm.................................................... Ron Koss 2:40 pm.................................Lets Make a Squeal!

All remaining and unclaimed door prizes will be given away in a fun flurry of giving

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FOYER 9:00 am.............................................. Beth Williams 10:00 am.............................................Peggy Malone 11:00 am......................................... James Cameron Noon................................ Storehouse Gospel Quartet 1:00 pm................................................ Marian Miller

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Main Stage Entertainers bone tree

9:00 am, Deep Canyon Music bone tree is an acoustic band from the Unaweep Canyon of Western Colorado. They play “deep canyon music,” which is a style of music defined by its members as songs that have the depth of true American music, rebuilt note by note to create an exciting mix. Keep up with bone tree at www.bonetree.us.

King ‘N’ Trio

Noon, Folk/Americana Since its inception in December 2001, the King ‘N’ Trio has entertained audiences with their enthusiastic, toe-tapping, sing-along music. Band members Chris Unfug, Merritt Kinsey and Terry Toner are members of the Grand Junction Rotary Club and have raised over $200,000 to date for Rotary Foundation, the Avalon Theatre restoration, Mesa County Partners and many other charitable projects. With the help of the Grand Junction Rotary Club, the band has recorded five CDs. Proceeds from CD sales are also part of the band’s fundraising efforts.

Javier de los Santos Danny Agajanian & The Hallelujah Band

10:00 am, Bluegrass/Ragtime Danny Agajanian plays a mix of bluegrass, ragtime and Civil Warera music. Once a warm-up artist for Billy Graham, he has toured with many performers and has played in many venues in Las Vegas, across the U.S. and Canada, including churches, Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm, the Golden Nugget, the Grand Ole Opry and more. He has lived in Grand Junction for over 25 years.

Desert Moon

11:00 am, Country/Rock Brian Limper and Greg Campbell are the founders of Desert Moon, a country-rock quartet born in Grand Junction. When performing as a duo, they perform songs the full band plays as well as those better suited for intimate occasions. The flavor of their selections leans toward a countrified rock sound that pays tribute to their musical heroes, including Willie Nelson, Gene Clark, Gram Parsons and The Rolling Stones.

1:00 pm, Classical Guitar

Javier de los Santos has performed extensively in the U.S., Mexico, Spain and Brazil. Past performances include playing with Pepe Romero and Romero’s Guitar Quartet at the Celedonio Romero Guitar Institute in Oklahoma City, and being a soloist with the Grand Junction and Boulder Symphony Orchestras. Javier is founder of Mariachi San Jose, president and artistic director of the Western Colorado Classical Guitar Society and music director at St. Joseph Catholic Church. He currently lives in Grand Junction and teaches guitar at Independence Academy Charter School and gives private lessons at Colorado Mesa University.

Ron Koss

2:00 pm, Guitar Favorites/Sound Manager Equipped with his trusty guitar, Ron Koss is dynamic. Whether he’s entertaining with Americana rock favorites, country melodies or swing tunes, just about anything he plays has audiences singing along and brings them to their feet. He has played music professionally for over 30 years. He is BeaconFest’s sound manager and has performed at numerous events across the Grand Valley for over a decade.

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Entertainment MAIN STAGE 9:00 am............................................................bone tree 10:00 am...............Danny Agajanian & The Hallelujah Band 11:00 am......................................................Desert Moon Noon.............................................................King ‘N’ Trio 12:50 pm................. VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARDS 1:00 pm..............................................Javier de los Santos 2:00 pm............................................................ Ron Koss 2:40 pm...... Let’s Make a Squeal! (mega prize drawing) All remaining and unclaimed door prizes will be given away in this fun game-show style event.

FOYER 9:00 am...................................................... Beth Williams 10:00 am.................................................... Peggy Malone 11:00 am................................................. James Cameron Noon........................................Storehouse Gospel Quartet 1:00 pm........................................................Marian Miller

Seminars SEMINAR ROOM 1 10:00 am Downsizing: It’s a process!

11:00 am Achieving safe financial solutions using a reverse mortgage

Noon Protect yourself from fraud 2:00 pm Medicare 101

SEMINAR ROOM 2 9:30 am

10:30 am

11:30 am 12:30 pm 1:30 pm

Be helpful, not hurtful: How to comfort a grieving friend Titling assets and beneficiary deeds: To gift or not to gift?

Today’s hearing technology Create Your Legacy: a practical how-to What to expect when you’re downsizing

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List of Vendors AAA Hearing ADRC (Aging and Disability

Resources for Colorado) E15 Advanced Hearing Solutions W14 AeroCare E14 ASEA-RENU 28 Cellular Health E16 Aspen Ridge W15 Atrium of Grand Valley/ Mesa View D16 Big Dog TV & Internet W11-N11 Black Carriage Furniture B13 Brown’s Cremation & Funeral Service S12 Buffalo Wild Wings F15 Callahan-Edfast Mortuary & Crematory C16 Cappella Living Solutions C15 Carol Gerber - Bray Real Estate B12 Center for Independence C17 Chris Mahre & Associates B15 Colorado Stamps & Coins F16 Comfort Keepers B22 Community Hospital W17 Concrete West N13 Critical Nurse Staffing, Inc. N15 Crossroads Fitness A13 Eagle Ridge of Grand Valley E13 Edward Jones Financial Advisor

Andy Johnson F20 Elite Care at Home D12 Family Health West A11 FirstLight Home Care N20 Five Star Bath Solutions of Western Colorado F11 Grand Mesa Medical Supply F17 Grand Valley Funeral Homes, LLC D14-15 Hilltop Senior Services D17 Home Care of the Grand Valley F14 HopeWest W16 Housing Resources of Western Colorado A12 Humana A18 Intermountain Funding S19 Kain & Burke, PC S16 La Villa Grande Care Center C12 Larchwood Inns & the PARC S16 Mantey Heights A17 Mesa County Libraries S15 Mesa County RSVP, Inc. B14 E17

Mesa County Spellbinders Mesa Manor Care & Rehabilitation Center B21 Metabolic Research Center A19 MLS Senior Care N18 Mobility Driven A16 Morris Monument N19 Mountain Air Roasters A20 Mountain Aire Medical Supply, LLC F20 Nightingale’s Home Care F13 Nuclear Care Partners W13 Numotion N17 Palisades Living Center D13 PASCO/SW C13 Picture Ranch, LLC E12 Renewal by Andersen B16 Rocky Mountain Health Plans F12 Rocky Mountain Orthopaedic Associates C14 Roice-Hurst Humane Society E11 Salvation Army B17 Shafer Team - Coldwell Banker B19 Shafer Team - 970 Construction B20 Shafer Team - Caring Transitions B18 Shafer Team - Cherry Creek

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Beth Williams is an Academy of Country Music nominee for Best New Female Vocalist of the Year and has been a professional musician since 1973. Owner of HCRecording Studio in Cedaredge, she has recently launched a special service for boomers and seniors called “Lasting Legacy,” which offers a relaxing atmosphere to sing to a music track, tell a story, play piano, or sing while Beth accompanies on guitar. She is a singer/ songwriter and performs beloved tunes from the ’40s through the ’80s. Keep up with Beth at www.bethwilliamsmusic.com.

Peggy Malone

10:00 am, Country Peggy Malone is known locally for her work with seniors. As an active member of the Western Music Association and bearing the title of the Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame’s 2016 Female Vocalist of the Year, Peggy strives to keep cowboy music alive and well. Her shows thrive on audience participation with her maracas and “stick hosses.” Her songs range from classic country to pop. Years ago, she won the Patsy Cline Sing Alike Contest at the Regency Hotel in Denver. Two of her songs have received widespread attention. “Appaloosa, Running Through My Mind” was adopted as the Appaloosa Horse Club’s song in Moscow, Idaho. “Singin’ a Cowboy Song” won a Heartland Regional Emmy and is featured in the PBS Special, “A Night at the Rodeo.”

James Cameron 11:00 am, Bagpipes

James Cameron started bagpiping in 2004.

He enjoys participating in solo competitions as well as bagpipe band competitions. He is a member of the Wasatch & District Pipe Band out of Salt Lake City. He is a retired pilot of 41 years. He moved to Grand Junction in December 1976, married and has two wonderful children.

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Storehouse Gospel Quartet

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Noon, Gospel

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The Storehouse Gospel Quartet has been singing traditional gospel music since they sang around a table in 2014. As God brought the quartet together, they have tried to remain faithful to their Christian ministry. Great things have grown from the seeds of Christian friendship planted along the way. Storehouse blends the gospel in song with their unique harmonies, creating a memorable and meaningful experience. Storehouse is comprised of western Colorado residents Greg Davidson, Gary Plumb, Dan Olson and Bob Goodhue.

Marian Miller 1:00 pm, Piano

Marian Miller is an accomplished musician, artist and author, who donates her time to entertain at local senior living homes and charity events. She is looking forward to entertaining guests at this year’s Beacon Fest.

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Be helpful, not hurtful: How to comfort a grieving friend

SEMINAR SCHEDULE

Pam Anderson, HopeWest

9:30, Seminar Room 2

Val Begalle, Cherry Creek Mortgage

Having a “loss of words” or fumbling for “the right thing to say” is not uncommon when consoling a friend who is experiencing the loss of a loved one. While there is no one right way to respond, some comments can be more hurtful than helpful even when intentions are good. HopeWest’s highly trained grief counselors can help you understand grief and different ways you can deliver comfort and support to a grieving friend. HopeWest Senior Clinic Director of Support Services Pam Anderson will share different listening techniques, how to carry a caring presence and how to support your friend now more than ever.

12:00 Protect yourself from fraud Carmen Davis, Grand Valley Bank

Downsizing: It’s a process!

SEMINAR ROOM 1

10:00

Downsizing: It’s a process!

Bob McHugh, Coldwell Banker Real Estate & Bonnie Masters, Bank of Colorado

11:00 Achieving safe financial solutions using a

reverse mortgage

2:00 Medicare 101 Mesa County RSVP

SEMINAR ROOM 2

9:30 Be helpful, not hurtful: How to comfort a grieving friend Pam Anderson, HopeWest

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Titling assets and beneficiary deeds: To gift or not to gift?

Chris Mahre, Chris Mahre & Associates

Today’s hearing technology

11:30

Dr. Bernadette Mills, AAA Hearing

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Create Your Legacy: a practical how-to

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Bob McHugh, Coldwell Banker Real Estate & Bonnie Masters, Bank of Colorado

10:00, Seminar Room 1 Are you thinking of downsizing? Get motivated to purge yourself of affluenza and make the transition to the easy life. Relocating to a more compact, easyto-manage living environment will give you more freedom and less stress. But it’s a process—one that we have helped others with just like you. It’s not just life, it’s the rest of your life. Isn’t it time? Coldwell Banker Broker Associate Bob McHugh will present an overview of downsizing as it relates to retirees divesting themselves of expansive properties and acquiring a more flexible living space with less maintenance and expense. Bank of Colorado Loan Officer Bonnie Masters will follow up with specific details about ways to finance your downsizing moves, utilizing short-term lending products, such as Home Equity Lines of Credit and Bridge Loans.

Titling assets and beneficiary deeds: To gift or not to gift?

Natalie Decker, Salvation Army

Chris Mahre, Chris Mahre & Associates

What to expect when you’re downsizing

Attorney Chris Mahre will discuss titling assets and beneficiary deeds as they relate to estate planning, covering topics such as who has power over the asset, probate planning, non-probate planning, joint-tenancy beneficiary deed, how to coordinate title to achieve your plan and other available resources.

Carol Gerber, Bray Real Estate; Brad Buck, A-1 Home Inspections & Mike Chavez, Western Colorado Estate Services

10:30, Seminar Room 2

Achieving safe financial solutions using a reverse mortgage Val Begalle, Cherry Creek Mortgage, NMLS #3001. NMLS# 267890

11:00, Seminar Room 1 Learn the truth about what a reverse mortgage really is and how it could be the answer to you or your loved one’s prayers of financial stability. Reverse Mortgage Specialist Val Begalle understands the

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many complexities of life and what it takes to secure financial sustainability for the retirement years. She enjoys helping seniors achieve financial security and independence by putting their home equity to work for them with a reverse mortgage.

Today’s hearing technology Dr. Bernadette Mills, AAA Hearing

11:30, Seminar Room 2 Join audiologist Bernadette Mills to learn about the many ways you or a family member can improve their quality of life and hearing. Today’s hearing instruments are providing patients a more natural sound quality than ever before. Smart hearing instruments can connect to your phone, TV, computer and even your doorbell. Not everyone wants all the gadgets, but all of us can benefit from high-speed sound processing and background noise control. With all the different options available, it’s important to be an educated consumer. Let us help you find your solution.

Protect yourself from fraud Carmen Davis, Grand Valley Bank

12:00, Seminar Room 1 Take some time to look at ways to be protected from some of today’s common scams. In today’s world, it’s important to be aware and take steps to protect our information and money. Whether it’s over the phone, out in public or on the internet, there are fraudsters just waiting for an opportunity to take advantage of you. In this seminar, Carmen Davis will look at some of the scams that are being reported and the things you can do to be fraud savvy. Knowledge is power and you’ll walk away with tools and information that will allow you to be more confident in this ever-changing world.

Create Your Legacy: a practical how-to Natalie Decker, Salvation Army

12:30, Seminar Room 2 Every person will leave a legacy. In fact, you are building yours each and every day. How can you more intentionally create your legacy? How can you and your family benefit now from the legacy you will leave in the future? Salvation Army Intermountain Division’s director of gift planning and attorney Natalie L. Decker will discuss ways to intentionally create your legacy, both through your estate and during your lifetime. She will discuss various options available to Colorado residents, legacy planning techniques that you can do on your own, as well as an overview of tax-saving charitable gift planning opportunities using a variety of financial assets and gift planning arrangements that can benefit both family and charity.

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Carol Gerber, Bray Real Estate; Brad Buck, A-1 Home Inspections & Mike Chavez, Western Colorado Estate Services

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Learn about how to get your home ready to sell, the selling process and how to navigate the paperwork in this seminar hosted by Senior Real Estate Specialist Carol Gerber. Gerber will break down the process into manageable steps to make the transition a little easier. Brad Buck from A-1 Home Inspections will present on the advantages of having a pre-inspection before the home is put on the market to avoid surprises when you receive an offer to purchase your home. Mike Chavez with Western Colorado Estate Services will talk about how his company can help organize household goods for estate sales, donations, packing, etc.

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