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HAPPY FATHER’S DAY A Salute to Our Fathers and the Guys Taken Too Soon

Suncoast Edition Published monthly by Lifestyles After 50 Volume 30, Issue 6

Publisher Ed Graves Ed.Graves@lifestylesafter50.com Editor Terri Bryce Reeves Terri.Reeves@lifestylesafter50.com Website Coordinator Allie Shaw Allie.Shaw@lifestylesafter50.com Distribution Nancy Spencer Nancy.Spencer@lifestylesafter50.com Questions/Customer Service 813-653-1988 • 1-888-670-0040 Press Releases Editor@lifestylesafter50.com Advertising Sales

Flight Officer Robert W. Heyn of Toledo, Ohio

y first summer job was working as a soda jerk at my parents’ pharmacy, Orchard Drugs, in Toledo, Ohio. I was 14 and that summer, the fountain actually lost money. Apparently, I was way too generous with the syrup, ice cream, nuts and other toppings. Ah, but it kept me out of trouble, my parents reasoned, and I made good tips. I also made many friends, including one delightful woman who came in occasionally. She never told me her name or that she knew my folks, but after I went back to school in the fall, she called my mother to tell her what great manners I had, such as when I said, “It’s my pleasure.” As I would learn, she was the mother of a young serviceman, Flight Officer Robert Warren Heyn, who was killed in World War II. He was a member of a bomber group stationed in England; the plane he was navigating, the Flying Fortress, was shot down in combat over France. My mother, to whom he was engaged, had a nightmare premonition of his burning plane tumbling from the sky a couple of nights before it happened. World War II was the deadliest military conflict in our history. It is estimated that between 70- and 85-million people perished– about 3% of the world’s population in 1940. I don’t know if Bob was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heyn, but I have wondered if the woman who befriended me that summer may have regarded me as the granddaughter that

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war stole away—and that fate would later return, if only for a brief period of time. I would have liked to have known her better. War may be a necessary evil on this planet, but the fact remains that it is a thief that not only takes away our children, but our children’s children as well. It robs us of our future family members and, along with that, our awaiting dreams, memories, reunions and celebrations. The survivors are left missing not only their loved ones but yearning for the ones who will never be. On this Father’s Day, we honor our fathers, celebrate fatherhood and pay tribute to those men whose lives were taken too early in service to their nation. Many were never given the opportunity to become fathers, but they are remembered nevertheless. We hope you enjoy our June edition featuring one of our favorite fathers and family men, Hugh Jackman. See you in July.

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‘HUGH JACKMAN:

The Man. The Music. The Show.’ By RANDAL C. HILL

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ugh Jackman has kicked off his 22-stop world concert tour, and with one big, shiny, two-anda-half-hour show planned in Tampa on July 5, we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to pull back the curtain and take a closer look at one of today’s greatest showmen, his music, and his upcoming songand-dance revue. The saucy Aussie, an Academy Award-nominee and Golden Globe-, Grammy- and Tony Award-winning headliner, will be performing hits from The Greatest Showman, Les Misérables, Broadway and film replete with a dance troupe and a live orchestra. Ladies, expect a flirty wink and a tight-pants wiggle now and then from the fun-loving guy. *** Hugh Michael Jackman was born on October 12, 1968, in Sydney, New South Wales. His English parents had migrated to Australia a year before Hugh’s birth. Jackman attended the all-boy Knox Grammar

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School in Sydney, where he excelled at rugby, Jackman’s star rose higher—much higher—when, cricket and high-jumping, and swam on the in 2000, he became Wolverine in the Marvel Comicsschool team. based X-Men films. From 2000 to 2017, he appeared Initially planning to become a chef, Jackman in nine of the hugely successful superhero movies. found himself bitten by the show-biz bug And after the blockbusters Les Misérables and The early on when he starred in a production, Greatest Showman, we hear The Greatest Showman 2 at age 16, of My Fair Lady. After high is in the works with a possible Christmas 2020 release. school graduation, Jackman entered Sydney’s *** University of Technology and earned a B. A. To relax when he’s home, Jackman meditates, degree in communications. During his senior practices yoga and noodles around on guitar, piano year, he took a drama course to fill in some and violin. (Is there anything this man can’t do— required credits; in doing so, he won the other than hold a job at a convenience store?) His lead in a production of Vaclav Havel’s dark philanthropic projects include Microcredit, which comedy The Memorandum. extends small loans to prospective entrepreneurs in By the close of that production, Jack- impoverished countries, and he advises the Global man knew that he had Poverty Project. In 2011, to make some imporhe launched the Laughing tant career decisions. Man Coffee Company As he told Bravo’s Inin which all profits go to side the Actor’s Studio, educational programs, “It wasn’t until I was community development 22 that I ever thought and social entrepreneurs about my hobby bearound the world. ing something I could Of utmost importance make a living out of. to Hugh Jackman is his I’d always had an infamily, especially his terest in theater, but wife. “We’re really honest the idea at my school with each other; we talk Hugh Jackman and his wife was that drama and about everything,” he Deborra-Lee Furness music were to round said to British interviewer out the man; it wasn’t what one did for a liv- Scott Baumgartner in etonlone.com. “I think [in] ing. I got over that. I found the courage to relationships, you’ve got to be yourself, even the bits stand up and say, ‘I want to do it.’” you don’t love.” But first would come a (very) brief foray November 30 is Furness’s birthday, and Jackman into the workday world. Jackman clerked at a local always tries to set aside that day each year to cook convenience store for six weeks before his manager her favorite ricotta pancakes and take her and their sacked him for spending too much time chatting with adopted children, Oscar and Ava, out for a day of the customers. surprises. Jackman went on to attend the Western Australian No telling what he’ll have in store this year, but Academy of Performing Arts in Perth. On the night in last year Jackman posted this message on Instagram: 1994 that he earned his diploma, Jackman was offered “Happy Birthday to my smart, sassy, sexy bride. I love his first major role on a 10-part TV drama series called you with my entire heart.” Correlli. That’s where he met—and began courting— film and TV actress Deborra-Lee Furness, 13 years IF YOU GO: his senior. They soon fell in love. After Furness Hugh Jackman: accepted his wedding proposal, Jackman designed The Man. The Music. The Show. an engagement ring that bore the Sanskrit inscription WHEN: “Om paramar mainamar”—“We dedicate our union to July 5, 7 p.m. a higher source.” They married in 1996 at a church in a WHERE: suburb of Melbourne. Tampa’s Amalie Arena, 401, Channelside Dr. Jackman gained international attention when he PHONE: landed the role of Curly in the stage production of (813) 301-6500 Oklahoma in London’s West End; his performance TICKETS: earned him an Olivier Award nomination for Best Ticketmaster.com Actor in a Musical.

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‘The Last Black Man in San Francisco’ June Film By RANDAL C. HILL

our years ago, two best friends— Jimmie Fails and Joe Talbot— released a demo trailer with a softedged, romantic feel for their future movie called The Last Black Man in San Francisco. The trailer quickly went viral and led to the financial help needed to bring the pair’s docu-fiction flick to fruition. Based in part on Fails’s life in the bay area, The Last Black Man in San Francisco mirrors the city’s currentday realities: lack of affordable housing, an influx of well-paid techno-geeks, displacement of people of color and gentrification.

In the story, the young AfricanAmerican Fails refuses to give up a longheld dream of returning to his childhood home. The problem he faces is that the area has been gentrified, and the twostory Victorian built by his grandfather, now worth $4 million, is owned by a wealthy white couple. Back in the 1940s, his grandfather moved into the city’s Fillmore District and shared the neighborhood with Japanese-American families. When the latter were shipped off to internment camps during World War II, the remaining black residents took special pride in the ghetto area, dubbing it “the Harlem of the West” and crowning the grandfather as the “first black man in San Francisco.” Eventually, the Fails’s family unit fell apart, the house was sold and people moved elsewhere. When not skateboarding aimlessly around town, Fails fantasizes about one day owning the home of his youth. He has been living in cramped quarters

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Doctors have said for years, “Playing music in your Seniors years is the greatest pill for your brain” By Joe Fontechia, Manager Fletcher Music centers ave you ever played a quiet song to help you relax? Worked out while listening to high energy music? Or even hummed a happy tune and suddenly your bad mood has disappeared? Then you’ve experienced “The Power of Music!” Unfortunately, most of us stopped music lessons in our early years because practicing was boring, and we got Joe Fontechia involved in many other activities. Fletcher Music Centers, with Manager Joe Fontechia, have tailored a new method for seniors, ages 50 to 90 to learn to play music quickly and easily without the rigors of boring practice time. Teaching is done on a new innovative keyboard called a “Virtual Orchestra” that has been designed for seniors. By just playing “one finger left hand chords”, it will add an authentic five piece band, or up to a 40 piece orchestra to your melody. You can learn to play 10 or more great songs in just six weeks time!

Joe Fontechia has been a “World Famous Concert Artist”, music educator and teacher, Musical Director of Broadway shows, accompanied many famous entertainers, and helped design the “one finger playing system” used today! Come and see, Joe Fontechia, Fletcher Music Centers located at 3966 Airway Circle, Clearwater or call (727) 456-7134 and receive a simple free half hour lesson! Take a “Music Pill” today and let’s get your mind working again! Lifestyles After 50 • Suncoast • June 2019 • page 8

with his quiet and brooding best friend unrealistic utopia can’t possibly last, but Montgomery Allen (Jonathan Majors) we’re left hoping that somehow it will. The Last Black Man in San Francisco and Mont’s burned-out, invalid father, Papa Allen (Danny Glover). Fails works is a powerful testimony to the power as a part-time hospice nurse, while Allen of friendship and the elusiveness of toils as a fishmonger. stability. The diverse cast also includes While the owners are away, the Jello Biafra and Thora Birch. The movie is scheduled to release this two buddies sneak onto the hallowed property and do touch-up painting and month – check your local listings. tend the garden, with Fails always wondering what life would have been like if nothing had changed. One day, the house becomes vacant. Bringing along Allen, Fails boldly becomes a squatter in the mansion, fills the rooms with his aunt’s old stored furniture and has the gas company account switched to his name. Danny Glover and Jonathan Majors in It becomes obvious The Last Black Man in San Francisco that the young man’s

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By RANDAL C. HILL

or Hester Burkhalter of North Carolina, a long-awaited family vacation to Orlando’s Disney World in April was a dream come true. That is, until a checkpoint security officer opened Burkhalter’s purse outside the Magic Kingdom gates and discovered a one-ounce vial of peppermint-flavored CBD tincture, recommended by her doctor. “I have really bad arthritis in my legs, in my arms and in my shoulder,” the lady told Fox 35 Orlando. “It’s for the pain because it helps.” A quick narcotics test revealed that Burkhalter’s solution tested positive for THC, the ingredient in marijuana that gives its users a high. The 69-year-old, who had never received as much as a speeding ticket in her life, was held in a cell in the Orange County Sheriff’s Office for 12 hours before being released on $2,000 bail. The charges were later dropped, but Burkhalter’s long-anticipated family vacation plans lay in ruins. She plans to sue. Exactly what is CBD? Cannabidiol (CBD) is a naturally occurring compound which comes from hemp, a strain of the cannabis sativa plant. It’s closely related to THC, the compound that creates a high, but

CBD, which contains less than 0.3% THC, doesn’t make a person stoned or intoxicated; it’s being hailed as a potential pain-relief breakthrough. What else is CBD said to do? It is often touted as an aid for arthritis pain, Alzheimer’s disease, anxiety, depression, and fibromyalgia. Some claim CBD can alleviate cancer-related symptoms by reducing chemotherapy-induced nausea and

from studies done on rats, mice or in test tubes; little research has been done involving humans. Only drugs declared safe and effective by the FDA are allowed to make statements that certain products prevent or treat diseases or medical conditions. Is CBD oil legal here? The current laws are ambiguous. Last year, President Trump signed the 2018 Farm Bill, which legalized hemp. As of this printing, it is legal on the federal level but technically illegal in Florida. A Florida bill to remove it from the lists of controlled substances, and allow licensed growers to farm it, is expected to go into effect July 1.

Cannabidiol (CBD) oil, a non-intoxicating product that comes from hemp, is being touted as a cure-all for everything from arthritis to depression. But is it safe? and legal? vomiting, treat acne, and aid sufferers of epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, schizophrenia, diabetes and Parkinson’s disease. It may also benefit heart health by lowering blood pressure and, somewhat ironically, modify circuits in the brain related to drug addiction. Preliminary research suggests that, while CBD may indeed make life better for some users, most claims are gleaned

Is it safe and effective? There’s little or no regulation when it comes to how CBD oil manufacturers create their products or how they label them, and this rankles Marcel Bonn-Miller, a psychology professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. “It really is the Wild West,” he grumbled. “Joe Bob who starts up a CBD company could say whatever the hell he wants on a label and sell it to people.” A 2017 study led by Bonn-Miller revealed that nearly seven of ten CBD products

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he inside front cover of A Man Called Ove sums up this book dimmer switch, lay tile, plaster a wall, file their own taxes, and in two sentences: “At first glance, Ove is most certainly the don’t need to do much talking. Now he exists in a world that grumpiest man you ever met. Never trust first impressions.” is foreign to him—one filled with new technologies, friends The book, based on Swedish author Fredrik Backman’s best- he doesn’t care to entertain, and others he doesn’t understand. seller, is a sweet, sad and humorous yarn about a 59-year-old Then a young “foreign” couple with a couple of chatty kids curmudgeon who has basically given up on life. In 2105, it was moves in next door and accidentally drives over Ove’s mailmade into a Swedish film; now actor box while backing up their U-Haul. Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson The resulting relationship changes the are remaking the film with Hanks in course of the book and Ove’s life. The book’s last chapters deliver the lead role. The American version I found Backman’s writing style— simple, repetitive and formatted in epis expected to be released in 2020. some unexpected emotional isodic structure—downright charming We’ve all known men like Ove— blows but still carry hope and sad and lonely widowers who are as illustrated in the following passage: grumpy, outspoken and opinionat“‘I miss you,’ he whispers. It’s been quiet joy. ed; the kind that follow strict rules, six months since she died. But Ove still inspects the whole house twice possess a short fuse, never smile or a day to feel the radiators and check strive for political correctness. Retired from his railroad job of 43 years, Ove spends his that she hasn’t sneakily turned up the heating.” days visiting his wife’s grave and nitpicking at neighbors who The book’s last chapters deliver some unexpected emotional don’t follow the association rules—even though he is the oust- blows but still carry hope and quiet joy. Backman’s stirring ed president of his condominium association. narrative about the importance of the human connection will Ove has tried to commit suicide on more than one occasion. leave the reader cherishing a man they disliked in the beginning He is used to living in a world where men know how to install a but loved at the end, and certainly one they will never forget.

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Understanding the Risks of Target-Date Retirement Funds by DaviD Novak

ne of the relatively new products in the investment world is the targetdate mutual fund. In this type of fund, an investor selects a portfolio with a future date that is expected to coincide with a particular event – most commonly retirement. As this date approaches, the company managing the fund automatically adjusts the asset allocation to get more and more conservative in anticipation of the investor needing access to at least a portion of the money. These funds have become very popular in the last 15 years or so of their existence – so popular in fact, that according to Vanguard, approximately half of retirement investors had their entire account invested in a target-date fund in 2017. This “set it and forget it” strategy sounds like a no-brainer for investors –what could be wrong with it? Plenty, it turns out. Let’s start with fees. These funds are considered “funds of funds,” meaning they are simply mutual funds that own other mutual funds. Obviously, these extra layers mean that internal expenses can add up quickly. Another issue with the target-date fund is consistency. While you may think that target-date funds with the same retirement date would have a similar weighting in stocks and bonds, this is actually not the case. Among the most common target-date fund providers like Fidelity, Vanguard and T. Rowe Price, there is a meaningful difference in asset allocation even for the same designated retirement year. Perhaps more concerning than this disparity is the fact that with a target-date fund, you are locked into a single fund family so your entire portfolio will be invested only in one fund family’s mutual funds. In more than two decades in this business, I have yet to find one family that excels in all areas of asset allocation. Possibly the most underappreciated problem with target-date funds is how they treat fixed income. Because traditional views on asset allocation would equate being more conservative with having a higher percentage of the portfolio in bonds, target-date funds are structured as such. The problem is that in an environment where interest rates rise, bond funds will struggle to break even since bond prices move inversely to the direction of interest rates. Before you put your retirement portfolio on autopilot, make sure you understand all the risks of target-date funds. David Novak, CFP® is a Certified Financial Planner™ at Novak & Powell Financial Services in Pinellas County. Please note: he is not an attorney and this article should not be construed as one offering legal advice. For information about investment decisions and financial planning, contact him at (727) 451-3440.

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hen The Florida Orchestra revs up in the fall, its Masterworks series will be powered by Ludwig van Beethoven, the greatest composer in classical music. Seem like an exaggeration? Not really. “Beethoven is the greatest composer because he took all that life threw at him and turned it into inspirational art that still unites humanity today,” says Music Director Michael Francis, who is programming all of Beethoven’s symphonies and major concertos over two seasons in honor of the 250th anniversary of the composer’s birth. “We’ll use Beethoven as a framework to explore deeper issues of his life and music, such as perseverance, hope and heroism. Then we’ll ask: Who are the Beethovens of today? Who are Michael Francis the people reflecting our society through music?” Ludwigshafen Among the 10 or so Beethoven works on the schedule are rare performances of the supersized Mahler arrangements of both Beethoven’s Fifth and Eroica Symphony -- often called “Beethoven on steroids.” Both are the original works, with a few tweaks, performed by an orchestra much larger than Beethoven could have ever imagined. TFO has never played the Mahler versions before. Other Beethoven works include his third and fourth piano concertos, his violin concerto and his fourth and eighth symphonies. But the Masterworks series isn’t all about Beethoven. In another first, TFO welcomes superstar American composer and conductor Eric Whitacre in November for Deep Field: A Cosmic Experience, which also will mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, with stunning Hubble Telescope video and The Master Chorale of Tampa Bay singing in the aisles. Other highlights include Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons directed by TFO Concertmaster Jeffrey Multer on violin; Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto with TFO Principal Clarinet Natalie Hoe; Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 with Joyce Yang; and the Rascher Saxophone Quartet performing a piece by modern American master Philip Glass. The Florida Orchestra: Performs regularly at the Straz Center in Tampa, Mahaffey in St. Petersburg and Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater. The orchestra offers affordably priced tickets to a variety of concerts, though prices vary depending on demand. See floridaorchestra.org or call 727.892.3337 and 1.800.662.7286. Lifestyles After 50 • Suncoast • June 2019 • page 20

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