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MAY 2017 VOLUME 17 ISSUE 5
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REFLECTIONS MAY 2017 VOLUME 17 ISSUE 5
ON THE COVER To all of the Solivita moms, enjoy your Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 14th! “Mothers hold their children’s hands for a short while, but their hearts forever.” ~ Unknown
VILLAGE CENTER HOURS Administration: 863-427-7100 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm Floralawn On-Site Office (Admin Building) Monday-Friday 9am-5pm Marketplace Bistro 863-427-7150, ext. 4724 Daily 8am-8pm Riviera Spa & Fitness Center 863-427-7130 Monday-Thursday 6:30am-9pm Friday 6:30am-7pm Saturday-Sunday 7am-7pm
CONTACT LIST General Manager (Association) - Gary Consorto: 863-427-7103 or gconsorto@evergreen-LM.com Club Manager - Sheri Wollschlager: 863-427-7129 or swollschlager@evergreen-LM.com Safety & Security Director - Joe Murphy: 863-440-7572 or joe.murphy@evergreen-LM.com Evergreen Lifestyles Management (For ALL Club & HOA Matters) 24/7: 877-221-6919 or customerservice@evergreen-LM.com AV Homes Customer Care: 800-858-5933 or www.avhomesinc.com/owner-care
Starlite Ballroom Daily 8am-11pm
Architectural Review: 863-427-7022, Fax: 863-496-4456 or compliance@solivitahoa.com
Stonegate Pro Shop 863-427-7150 x4710 Daily 7am-6pm
Catering & Banquets (Stonegate Golf Club): 863-427-7150 x4720
The Grille at Stonegate 863-427-7167 Daily 8am-8pm Bar Open Until 9pm Daily
Communications: 863-427-7137 or croe@evergreen-LM.com Concierge: 863-427-7100 or Fax: 863-496-4456 Floralawn: 863-225-9565 or floralawn.com (Submit a Work Order) K&M Drugs: 863-496-7930 or Fax: 863-496-7931 Lifestyles Activities: 863-427-7125
The Palms 863-496-1530 Amenity Center Monday-Sunday 8am-9pm Kids Pool Hours Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm Saturday & Sunday 9am-9pm Fitness Center Monday-Thursday 6:30am -9pm Friday 6:30am-7pm Saturday-Sunday 7am-7pm
Membership: 863-427-7143 or solivitamembership@evergreen-LM.com
Waterfront Galleries Daily 8am-11pm
Security-West Gate: 863-496-1453
Wells Fargo Bank: 863-421-5448 Monday-Friday 9am-4pm
Stonegate Golf Club Directory: 863-427-7150
Welcome Center or Model Park 863-427-7000 Monday-Saturday 9:30am -5:30pm Sunday 11am -5:30pm
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Resident 2 Resident Resource Center: 863-236-9973 or SolivitaR2R@gmail.com Riviera Spa & Fitness Center: 863-427-7130 Security -Bella Viana: 863-427-1268 Security-Main Gate: 863-427-4238 Security-South Gate: 863-496-1473 Security -Venezia: 863-427-2338
Solivita Sales: 863-427-7000
The Palms Amenity Center: 863-496-1530 or Fax: 863-496-0914 Violations & Compliance: 863-427-7032 Visitor/Vendor Gate Access Voice Server: 863-496-4464
A Fiesta Packed Month!
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By Shelley Destefano Community Concierge Can you believe we are almost halfway through the year? I guess time flies when you’re having fun in the sun! It’s just like looking at my child and thinking how much she has grown. One minute I was giving her a bottle and now she is nine years old. Just make sure that your time is spent wisely with people you love, so no matter how time flies at least you know it was well spent. Take some time this month to have some fun and be grateful for everything and everyone you have. In fact, there are some important holidays to celebrate this month and some interesting places to visit in the area with those you cherish. Check out my list below!
Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo (on Friday, May 5th) is the Celebration of the Mexican victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. Happy Cinco de Mayo! Try out the tasty recipe below to get your party started! It has all of the flavors of Mexican style street corn in nacho form with grilled or charred corn, mayo, feta, cilantro, cayenne, and lime juice, along with the tortilla chips and a creamy melted Monterey Jack cheese sauce! Mexican Street Corn Nachos Prep Time: 10 minutes; Cook Time: 15 minutes; Servings: 8. Ingredients: • 2 tbsp butter • 4 cups corn, fresh, frozen • 2 tbsp mayonnaise • 1 tbsp cornstarch • 1 cup cream, half and half or milk • 8 oz Monterey Jack cheese, shredded
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• 1 (14 oz) bag tortilla chips • 1/4 cup cotija or feta, • • • •
crumbled 2 tbsp crema or sour cream 2 tbsp cilantro, chopped cayenne to taste 1 lime, cut into wedges
Directions: 1. Melt the butter in a heavy bottomed pan over medium high heat, add the corn, and let it sit until it starts to char a bit. Mix it up and let it start to char a bit again before removing from heat and mixing in the mayo. (Optional - add grilled corn from the cob instead!) 2. In another pan, mix the cornstarch into the cream, bring it just to a simmer, reduce the heat, and mix in the cheese until it melts. 3. Place the tortilla chips onto a serving dish, pour on the cheese sauce mixture, top with the corn, cotija, sour cream, cilantro, cayenne, and hit everything with a few squirts of lime juice! Nutrition Facts, Per Serving: Calories 356, Fat 16.9g (Saturated 9.2g, Trans 0g), Cholesterol 291mg, Sodium 331mg, Carbs 41.8g (Fiber 5.2g, Sugars 4.9g), Protein 13.7g. Recipe from closetcooking. com.
Mother’s Day
Sunday, May 14th is the day to celebrate and honor mothers everywhere, especially in our fabulous Solivita Community. Being a mother is a wonderful and selfless experience, as there is no love more powerful than the love a mother has for her child. A mother’s maternal instinct is to love, protect and do what’s necessary to provide and care for her children. Maybe it’s a blessing for mothers to have that love as it seems to make us strong even when we want to be weak. I am blessed to be able to put my daughter to bed every night and experience that love. That’s the best and only present I need to keep me going. Happy Mother’s Day to all the Solivita moms!
Memorial Day
Memorial Day is on Monday, May 29th this year. Respecting and honoring the people who have died for our freedom is huge! So, let’s show our gratitude by remembering them on Memorial Day. The lives that were lost should never be forgotten; we live the way we do because of the men and women lost serving in the country’s armed forces. What a great federal holiday in the United States! We should all be proud and honored to live in a country with such brave soldiers willing to do anything to protect our wonderful country - the great USA. continued on page 4
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NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS
Tin Can Tourism Exhibit Opening Reception
Newsletter submission email: newsletter@
This exhibit opening is FREE to the general public and Osceola County Historical Society Members. Cocktails and appetizers will be provided on May 3rd from 5:30pm-7:30pm at the Osceola County Welcome Center & History Museum located at 4155 W. Vine St., Kissimmee, FL 34741. Be one of the first to see this unique exhibit! Explore the lifestyle of some of the first “road-trippers.” For more information, call 407-396-8644.
Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival
Now through May 29th, enjoy this special spring event filled with flowers, gardens, topiaries, live music, and educational events. See millions of blooming flowers and a vibrant collection of specially themed topiaries at Walt Disney World’s EPCOT (included with regular admission). For more information, call 407-939-5277 or visit disneyworld.com/flower.
New Smyrna Beach Blues Festival
From May 11th-14th experience a music-filled journey with scores of bands playing at multiple locations around New Smyrna Beach. Admission is FREE! For more information, visit www.daytonabeach. com/event/new-smyrna-beach-blues-festival/37010/. I am very grateful for everything I have and although it might not be a lot, it’s enough. We are all blessed in one way or another; we just need to open our eyes to the positive moments in our life rather than the negative. Enjoy some sunshine this month - we live in Florida after all!
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JUNE SUBMISSIONS Calendar submissions and newsletter articles are due on Monday, May 1st. Inserts are due by Friday, May 19th. All inserts must be approved by Club Manager, Sheri Wollschlager (email it to swollschlager@evergreen-LM.com) before they are copied.
JULY SUBMISSIONS Calendar submissions and newsletter articles for July are due on Thursday, June 1st.
ADVERTISING INFO Solivita reserves the right to refuse advertisement and does not guarantee any work or claims made by advertisers. Advertisement in Reflections does not constitute an endorsement or approval of goods or services by Solivita. Residents receive 50% off the 1/8 page ad at the one-month rate. For more information on advertising in Reflections, please
Community Concierge 863-427-7100 sdestefano@evergreen-LM.com
contact the Advertising Administrator, Amanda Wright, at SolivitaAdvertising@Evergreen-LM. com or 813-501-7220, or visit the website at SolivitaAdvertising.com.
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Do you have a suggestion for Reflections, Channel 732, or SolivitaHOA.com? Email inquires or comments to Carolyn Roe at croe@evergreen-LM.com or stop by the Communications Office.
HOLIDAY HOURS MONDAY, MAY 29TH: MEMORIAL DAY
Administration & Lifestyles: Closed
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FRIENDS WHO HAVE LEFT US, BUT ARE NOT FORGOTTEN Lorraine DeNeve Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the resident who recently passed away. Lorraine DeNeve
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Moving Into May
By Brad Thompson Branch Manager, Floralawn It has been a busy spring around Solivita as Floralawn crews have been hard at work tending to plants, trees and turf.
Weeding, Pruning & Planting
Early spring saw us digging into weed control protocols and completing scheduled fertilizer applications. We finished up the native grass pruning and rejuvenational pruning conducted on sparse and leggy plants.
A Complete Team
April also brought the hiring of new employees, bringing us to a complete team of seven maintenance crews and seven detail crews in Solivita. Being fully staffed with carefully vetted and thoroughly trained groundspeople empowers us as a company to give Solivita the best care possible. Does it seem like you’re seeing us around more these days? It’s because last month we moved to weekly mowing of your lawns and the turf around ponds. We added a third employee to take care of the detail areas around ponds (meaning obstacles such as poles, drain boxes, etc., that require targeted, manual care). The addition of just one extra person to that crew allows us to keep every pond trimmed and neat.
conducts a plant and sod audit, noting where stress or damage has occurred or grass and plants have died. Then we go through and systematically replace damaged or dead grass and plants. We carry out replacements according to triaged lists. As many as nine lists were completed in 2016. Floralawn team-members have completed the audit for plant and sod replacements for the second list of replacements and in May we’re starting the installations.
What’s Ahead in May?
This month we continue to remove Spanish and ball moss from all shrubs and trees across Solivita, up to six feet in height. May also has us looking ahead to June and the advent of the summer storm season. In preparation for that, we’re inspecting all palms and trees, particularly those close to homes and buildings. Where limbs and fronds are touching walls and roofs, Floralawn crews are trimming them back. Ensuring that trees and palms are not in contact with building surfaces keeps the possibility of damage to a minimum. That brings you up to date on our activities as we work every day to keep Solivita beautiful! If you have any questions, just give us a call at 863-225-9565.
Plant & Sod Replacement
We completed the first round of 2017 plant and sod replacements. Periodically, throughout any given calendar year, Floralawn
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2017 CAR SHOW RECAP
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The best of everything!! Best weather, Best attendance, Best assortment of vehicles and the Best volunteers made this the Best Solivita Car Show yet!! And best of all, we raised $6,656!! This is $2,000 more than last year - for the Meals on Wheels charity - from car registrations, sponsors, raffles, People’s Choice voting cards, and Car Show T-shirt sales. Unlike last year’s rain that put a mild damper on the show, we had terrific weather this year. The vehicles started arriving at 5:30am, but the many volunteers were ready welcoming the 108 pre-registered vehicles and the 36 day-of-show registrations, directing them to have a picture taken and guiding vehicles to their parking spots. During the event, volunteers manned the Info Booths, the Car Show photo pick-up area, and the Raffle Tent while car show judges checked out all the cars. The red lipstick, poodle skirt Rockabilly girls smiled sweetly and took pictures with attendees and the Car Show winners. We saw a number of really cool vehicles like the ‘37 Chevy car hauler with the ‘23 T-Bucket riding on back and a number of really nice exotics, street rods, antiques, trucks and classics, but muscle cars still seem to rule the show. Two large Mustang clubs drove over an hour bringing twenty something vehicles along with the Corvette club adding a dozen more; they have supported the show for many years. Over sixty Solivita owners also shined up their vehicles along with the SOBs Motorcycle Club. The Solivita RV Club had a great showing with many visitors viewing their campers. This year’s Car Show had 39 awards including two high Sponsor Choice Awards: Cadwell Wealth Management Group and Ship and Shore Group Tours. Also included was a special tribute, from the 2017 Car Show Committee,
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called the Butch Cicatko Award. Butch was Solivita’s Car Show Founding Father, so the award winner was chosen by his wife Becky Cicatko and best friend, Mac McCarty. The end of show parade of all the car show participants down Village Drive went off with a VROOM, VROOM including some loud cheers given to the award winners who showed off their plaques to the attendees watching. The show would not have been a success without the help of Food & Beverage, Security, Maintenance, Housekeeping, the judges, the volunteers, photographer Joe Thomas, the Car Show Committee, and the entire Lifestyles Activities staff. THANK YOU to everyone who attended! If you missed the show, you may view all of the photos that Joe Thomas took during the day including the award winners and parade at SolivitaHOA. com. Click on the Lifestyles Icon and then Photo Albums. See the video on the same website under Lifestyles Icon and then Videos. THANK YOU SPONSORS! Animal Advocates Inc; Barkalicious Dog Treats; Cadwell Wealth Management Group; Casino Custom Cars & Carts; Celebration Family Chiropractic; Change Lives – Gourmet Coffee; Designs by Susan; Economy Glass Tinting; Edward Jones Financial Advising Service; Enid Accessories and More; Happy Homes Crystals; Hilda Oliveira; Hokkanen Health Coaches; Mercedes Beaded Jewelry Designs; Nutty Sisters; Ship & Shore Group Tours; and Starliters. THANK YOU RAFFLE SPONSORS! Advanced Auto Parts; BJ’S Wholesale Club; Blue Water Express; Bravo Supermarket; Home Depot; Poinciana Produce; Stonegate Golf Club; and Walgreens.
Best Solivita Vehicle
Best Solivita Vehicle
Best Solivita Vehicle
Best Interior
Best Paint Job
Best Exotic
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BEST IN SHOW •
TOP 3 MID ERA
1st: Richard Lambert 1932 Packard 2nd: Justin Pickle 2001 Ferrari 360 Spider 3rd: Ron Walter 1967 Mercedes 250SL
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TOP 8 CLASSICS • • • • • • • •
Bob Johnson - 1971 Torino Darcy Stettner - 1964 Dodge Polera Robert Palmbos - 1966 Olds Cutlass Alex Donofrio - 1970 Mustang Mach 1 Lee Peck - 1956 Chevy Gene Terrico - 1958 Corvette Chuck Warren - 1965 Mustang 2 x 2 John Hodges - 1969 AMC AMX
James Tyler 1993 Mustang Bill Moran 1980 Firebird Reinaldo Rivera 2000 Porsche Boxer
TOP 8 MODERN ERA • • • • • • • •
Steve Jones - 2002 Corvette Joe Tacciarono - Cadillac CTS Wagon Bill Schiefelbein - 2011 Mustang G/S David Murdock - 2015 Mustang Roush Stage 2 Joe Rodriguez - 2007 Mustang Shelby GT Ken Clonts - 2003 Corvette Ray Martinez - 2005 Mustang Roberto Rodrigues - Dodge Charger Daytona
SPONSORS CHOICE AWARDS Ship & Shore Group Tours Craig Cockins - 1934 Ford Coupe
Sponsors’s Choice - Ship & Shore
Cadwell Wealth Management Group Lawrence Heil 2011 Ferrari California
Top 8 Classics
Best Hot Rod
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Best Stock Vehicle
Best Modern Era
Best Modern Era
Best Modern Era
Sponsors’s Choice - Cadwell Wealth
Best Modern Era
Best Modern Era
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BEST SOLIVITA VEHICLES • • •
1st Place - Best in Show
Brian Murdock - 1968 Cadillac Convertible Jorge Rivera - 1957 VW Beetle Bill Mitchell - 1969 Camaro
BEST ENGINE BAY
Best Mid Era
Filberto Santiago - 1977 Chevy Nova
BEST INTERIOR
Alan Stroud - 1957 Chevy Bel Air
BEST PAINT JOB 2nd Place - Best in Show
Alex Pagan - 1979 Camaro
Best Mid Era
BEST TRUCK
Bob Rattiger - 1927 Chevy Hauler
BEST HOT ROD
Bob Miriello - 1937 Chevy
BEST CUSTOM CAR 3rd Place - Best in Show
Gus Dumoulin - 1932 Ford
Best Mid Era
BEST STOCK VEHICLE James Wolf - 1969 Camaro
BEST EXOTIC
Scott Cadwell - 2015 BMW I8
BEST UNIQUE Best Truck
Jose Zayas - 1990 Jeep Wrangler
Best Unique
BEST ANTIQUE
Don Parker - 1930 Model A Ford
BUTCH CICATKO AWARD Mary Ann Routh - 1967 GTO
Best Antique
People’s Choice Award
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PEOPLE’S CHOICE
Peter Lanzillotti - 1968 Firebird
Butch Cicatko Award
Best Custom
Best Engine Bay
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Co-Sponsored with Solivita Book Circle and Lifestyles Activities A minimum of 15 students is required for a course to be held and pre-registration is required unless noted differently in the course listing. For more information, to register for a course or to purchase your 2017 Art and Literary Lecture Annual Pass by cash, check or credit card, please visit the Lifestyles Activities Office or call 863-427-7125.
2017 ART AND LITERARY LECTURE ANNUAL PASS Residents will be admitted to any of approximately 14 Art and Literary Lectures by purchasing an Annual Pass for $20 per person. Lectures will be advertised under the Solivita University article in Reflections. Art classes, presented by Art Historian Jan Clanton, are on Tuesdays at 1pm in the Ballroom (returning on October 17th). Literary Lectures, taught by resident Professor Thomas Gallagher, take place this semester on Mondays at 4pm at The Palms. If you choose not to purchase an Annual Pass and want to attend a lecture, admission is $5 per lecture at the door. You will need to show your pass when entering these lectures. Art and Literary passes are for Art and Literature Lectures only. LITERARY LECTURE Have your 2017 Annual Pass in hand for quick entry! Book: A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman • Monday, May 22nd • 4pm • The Palms • Tuition: Art and Literary 2017 Pass or $5 at the door Professor: Thomas Gallagher, a Solivita resident, who has taught both literature and law during his career. He is currently
teaching government at Valencia College. Course Description: A Man Called Ove is a novel about the angry old man next door. It is a thoughtful exploration of the profound impact one life has on countless others. Meet Ove, he’s a curmudgeon—the kind of man who points at people he dislikes as if they were burglars caught outside his bedroom window. He has staunch principles, strict routines, and a short fuse. People call him “the bitter neighbor from hell.” Next Lecture: June 26th - Animal Farm by George Orwell. THE US CONSTITUTION: THEN AND NOW Thursdays, June 15th, 22nd and 29th • 10am • The Palms Tuition: $20 per resident student and their adult guests welcome Presenter: Thomas Gallagher, a Solivita resident who has taught both literature and law during his career. He currently teaches government at Valencia College. Course Description: In 1776 the Founding Fathers created our Constitution based on their experiences and dreams for our Country. This course will examine the intentions and concerns of the authors against the interpretation of the 21st Century. We will consider why the Bill of Rights was written and examine some of the most currently discussed amendments. The content covered will be governed by the amount of time allotted to the Course.
SPEED ENFORCEMENT IN SOLIVITA The HOA, Security, and the Polk County Sheriff’s Office receive multiple complaints of speeding each week from residents. The Sheriff’s Office has been asked for their assistance in speed enforcement. Receiving a speeding ticket is not only financially costly, but can lead to much more serious results. Here are some quick facts on speeding: A driver is six times more likely to have an accident when going at 25% above the posted speed limit. Speeding reduces the amount of available time to avoid a crash and increases the severity of a crash
once it occurs. Check out the slide on the Community Channel to see the latest stats from the Sheriff’s Office.
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The Resource Center had a very successful first workshop in April with Bill Johnson, resident handyman, as the presenter. A total of 26 residents were in attendance for the interactive event! The next workshop is scheduled for Monday, May 1st from 10am-11:30am in R2R with Rosa Lalonde from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office Crime Prevention Unit. She will be talking about personal and household safety both in and out of Solivita. Call 863-236-9973 to make your reservation.
WANTED! ARTISAN & CRAFT VENDORS FOR THE 16TH ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL Saturday, November 4th from 9:30am-3pm Village Drive | Rain or Shine
10% Early Registration Discount Deadline is May 31st Application packets have been mailed out to our mailing list. If you would like us to email or mail you an application form and add you to our annual mailing list, send an email with your name, address, phone number, and email address to SolivitaFallFestival@gmail.com or call Lifestyles Activities at 863-427-7125. Application forms are also available in the Lifestyles Activities Office. Photos by Judie Chiappone and Joe Thomas.
Application Deadline is June 30th
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Your BUCK$ filled the JUG to $1,533. Every Dollar Can Make a Difference! Over $10,000 was raised at Solivita's Relay For Life Celebration on April 2nd, which brings the 2016/2017 Relay year total to over $70,000! Thank you Relay Volunteers for all your fun events and thank you to all who attended! To see all the event pictures and videos, go to SolivitaHOA.com, Lifestyles, Photos Albums or Videos. There you will find Relay For Life Celebration, Frozen T-Shirt Contest, Solivita Purple Glove, Luminaria, and more. Next year’s RELAY CELEBRATION is Sunday, April 8, 2018 It's so fun and rewarding to be a RELAY FOR LIFE Volunteer. Call Susie Q. at 407-729-6850 for more information!
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COMMUNITY EVENTS UPCOMING WELLNESS EVENTS DATE
ACTIVITY
Wednesday, May 3rd 10am • RSF2
5 Facts You Need To Know About Hearing Aids: Digital Hearing Lab. Gabriel Rodriguez will discuss consumer protection, communication strategies, hearing aid styles, background noise and the anatomy of the ear.
Wednesday, May 3rd 2pm • RSF2
Estate Planning: Henderson Sachs, P.A. “Getting Your Act Together.” Estate Planning steps you can take now to make things easier in the future. Simple steps residents can take to simplify their lives and make things easier for themselves, family, and friends during incapacity and after their lifetime. Residents will learn about the importance of titling and beneficiary designations. As always, Attorney Dan Henderson will review the basics on what Wills, Living Wills, Trust, Power of Attorney. Please RSVP to Kristin at 407-850-2500, ext. 100.
Wednesday, May 10th 10am • RSF2
Breast Screenings, Biopsies and Surgical Procedures: Poinciana Medical Center, Dr. Owen Kieran, General Surgeon. Dr. Kieran will provide insight from a General Surgeon’s perspective into breast screenings, biopsies and surgical procedures. Information about Poinciana Medical Center’s new mammography screening program will also be available.”
Wednesday, May 10th 2pm • RSF2
Juicing – Cutting Edge Health in a Bottle: Evelyn’s To Go. Evelyn Redcross will discuss the following topics: Eating vs. Juicing; Juicing as Medicine; Recommended Fruits and Veggies; Smoothies vs. Juicing; and Buying Juice vs. Making Own. There will be a Juice Tasting - sampling for attendees!
Wednesday, May 17th 10am • RSF2
COPD and CHF: Good Shepherd Hospice. Discussion about COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) and CHF (congestive heart failure) and how we can manage care and eliminate hospital visits. They will also discuss how hospice isn’t for the end of life anymore.
Wednesday, May 17th 2pm • RSF2
Glaucoma: Eye Specialists of Mid Florida, Dr. Aly Sherlay. Glaucoma is the silent thief of sight. A question and answer session will follow.
Wednesday, May 24th 10am • RSF2
New Teeth Now: Florida Dental Implants & Surgery, Dr. David Kirkpatrick. Infection from periodontal disease can spread from the mouth through the bloodstream to other parts of the body, often leading to heart, lung and other serious illnesses. New developments and advanced dental procedures have been found to rid the body of infection caused by periodontal disease and can give patients a healthy, permanent and beautiful smile that will last a lifetime. Contact Nicole Sellers at 863-904-1059 to RSVP. Refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, May 24th 2pm • RSF2
Arthritis: Mueller Chiropractic. “Conservative Management of Arthritic Conditions.” Controlling inflammatory processes with diet and lifestyle changes. The role that chiropractic care, diet, and exercise plays in the control of arthritic pain.
Wednesday, May 31st 10am • RSF2
Income Producing Programs: Regions Private Wealth Management. Christopher Allen will discuss market linked CD and income producing programs; FDIC insured programs; market rate returns; principle protected; longevity multiplier; and guarantees. RSVP to Laura Metilly at laura.metilly@ regions.com.
Wednesday, June 7th 8:30am-4pm • RSF2
Skin Cancer: Legends Dermatology will conduct partial skin screens and give a short presentation on skin cancer.
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