January 2013 - Bartels Retirement Community

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A look back at 2012
It has been a wonderful year at Bartels Lutheran
Retirement Community. 2012 has come and
gone and many exciting things took place. The
year was started with staff at Bartels participating
in the ‘Souper Bowl’, a fight against hunger and
poverty across the nation. Bartels staff and visitors
collected over 150 lbs. of food and raised $158
to be donated to the local food pantry. Bartels
residents, staff, family and friends also participated
in the ELCA “Buck-a-Chick” world hunger
campaign throughout the lenten season. A total of
a $365 was raised to help end world hunger.
The restorative care program, a popular therapy
program for residents, continues to expand. The
program offers long-term residents the ability to
maintain or gain strength, mobility and balance
through restorative exercise programs. The
restorative therapy program moved to its new
location in Woodland Terrace in the Fall of 2012.
Currently 52 residents are participating in the
therapy program.
A playful black Labrador retriever joined the
staff at Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community.
Lucy, Bartels Pet Therapy dog, moved to Bartels in
late June and began her duties of visiting residents
on a daily basis and attending Bartels events. Lucy
not only provides much-needed companionship,
but also helps increase residents’ quality of social
interaction. The residents have truly enjoyed Lucy’s
companionship over the past six months.
Bartels Leisure Services department held its
first Bartels Olympics in July. The Olympics
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allowed residents from all communities to compete
in different events. Gold, silver and bronze
medals were awarded to the residents for their
accomplishments. The Olympic events included, an
Opening Ceremony, Archery, Handball, Badminton
and Closing Ceremonies.
Eichhorn Haus celebrated its 25th Anniversary
the first week of October. Week events included
an Open House to the public, special anniversary
dinner with entertainment for Eichhorn Haus
residents, Open House for all Bartels’ staff, and a
special social hour concluded the week’s events on
Friday.
A new gazebo was built and finished in October
for residents and family to enjoy quality time
outside. A special thank you to all donors who
helped fund the gazebo.
Eisenach Village continues to grow at a
rapid pace with 20 homes being occupied. The
Klubhaus, a community center for Eisenach Village
members, will be open at the end of January. The
Klubhaus features an exercise room, kitchenette,
large community room and game room. It will
also house the Eisenach Village Sales Office and
Selections Gallery.
2012 brought many wonderful things to Bartels.
We would like to thank all of the friends, family,
and donors for all of your help and encouragement
that you gave to Bartels over the past year. We wish
you and yours a wonderful, safe and healthy 2013!
Blessings and Happy New Year!

Dear friends in Christ,
Tuesday Vespers
January Vespers Pastors for Tuesday supper time
devotions in the Linden Place and First Floor
Woodland Terrace dining rooms are:
January 8th:
• Pastor Mark Walker
St. John’s, Vilmar
January 22nd:
• Pastor Corey Smith
St. John’s Maxfield
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Once again the Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community will be taking part in the Souper Bowl of
Caring. Residents, staff members, families, and visitors are invited to participate. At least one nonperishable
food item (still within the expiration date), or one dollar is being requested. Beginning
Wednesday, January 23 and through Tuesday, February 5, 2013, tables will be located in the hallway
between Eichhorn Haus and Linden Place, outside the Good Shepherd Chapel, and near the Fireside
Room (Skilled Rehabilitation entrance). Donated food can be left at any of those tables. Monetary
donations can be given to Pastor Al. All donated food and money will be given to the Waverly
location of the NE Iowa Food Bank to help those in need in our local community. The amount from
Bartels will be tallied with other donations from around the county to arrive at the total response to
the Souper Bowl of Caring. As the date draws closer more information will be posted. This program
began as an opportunity for youth, but now others are being included. For more information you are
invited to go to: souperbowlofcaring.org or tacklehunger.org.
May the young, and the young at heart here at Bartels work together to reflect the huge heart that
is at the very core of this community. Please consider your generous response as, together, we address
hunger in our community.
Blessings!!!
Pastor Al, Bartels Chaplain
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A Note From Pastor Allen Bidne
Announcements
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• Thank you to Trinity United Methodist for
assisting with Sunday Worship during January.
• Thank you to volunteers from St. Paul’s, St.
Mary’s, Redeemer and St. John’s Lutheran for
helping with Sunday Coffee throughout January.
• Thank you to Security State Bank for sponsoring
and to Norah Bruns for entertainment for the
January Birthday Bash!
• Leisure Services will soon be taking orders for
2013 Valentine’s Day Cookie Grams. Keep an eye
out for a postcard in the mail with an order form
the next couple weeks.

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Resident Spotlight: Elda Wittenburg
If you ever want to spend
an enjoyable half-hour
or so, stop by Apt. 205
in Linden Place and visit
with 104 year old Elda
Wittenburg. Her life has
spanned so many changes in
technology, convenience and
travel that it is amazing to
think what she has seen and
experienced. Elda is very knowledgeable about the local
history of the Readlyn/Denver area; a place she called
home her whole life until moving to Bartels Assisted
Living in July of 2008.
Born June 1, 1908, on the Seeger family farm in
Maxfield Township, Bremer County, Iowa, Elda was
next to the youngest child, with four sisters and
one brother. She attended country school for a short
time before the family moved into Denver to an acreage
on Main Street where her father bred, trained and sold
purebred horses and her mother sold fruit from her
large garden. Elda married Fred Wittenburg on her 18th
birthday in 1926. Together they had two sons, Lavern
and Donald. There are five granddaughters and two
grandsons and an assortment of great grandchildren.
Elda worked alongside Fred in their various businesses
in Denver, including a tavern and then many years of
owning and operating the lumberyard. After they left
the lumberyard, they owned and operated another
tavern/restaurant called Speed’s in Denver. Elda has
been a widow for quite some time, but remains close to
her family and spends many good times with them.
When I asked her to share some of her good
memories of years gone by, Elda’s eyes lit up as she
told about a car full of friends going to the Riviera in
Janesville, the Coliseum in Oelwein or Electric Park
in Waterloo for dances. She said they would load up
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the car and take off for a night of dancing the 2-Step,
Polka and Waltz to live music. Another fun activity
for the Wittenburgs and their friends was card playing,
especially games of 500 at their homes. Elda still loves
to play cards, spending every afternoon and evening
at Linden Place playing 500; a total of four hours or so
daily. Only a natural disaster or a doctor’s appointment
will change that routine!
Another important part of Elda’s life has been her
church, St. Paul’s United Church of Christ in Denver,
where she has been a member for over 100 years. She
and her family rarely missed a Sunday service and she
attends church every Sunday now at Linden Place. The
Wittenburgs also enjoyed traveling by car to Portland,
Oregon, California and the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
Elda states that those trips are some of her favorite
memories.
Elda still keeps a daily journal and writes letters to
a long list of old friends and far away relatives. Her
determination and focus are part of the reason she is
so active and alert at 104, although she states she
has never known anyone as old as she is and never
thought she would live so long!
Elda enjoys living at Linden Place for the friends
she has made, the breakfast and supper meals and
all the ice cream and cookies that are served. She is
fond of saying she could see and hear a lot better 20
years ago (when she was 84!) so she is grateful for the
help she receives here. Fiercely independent, she does
almost everything for herself, asking only for a little
help with her hair between regular beauty shop visits on
Wednesdays.
So if you have a little time, come and visit this
remarkable lady, but be sure to call first…she may have a
card game, a nap scheduled or a letter or two to write!
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Grateful Residents & Families Program
Our residents and their families inspire us, daily, to fulfill our mission of enriching lives through quality
services and Christian care. This year, for the holidays, families and residents chose a meaningful way
to say “thanks” to Bartels employees who made a difference in their stay or visit with donations to the
Grateful Resident and Families Program.
Recipients: Viann Clancy, Randi Hoerman,
Sara Wildebour, Janet Waidleich, Hermina
Spree, Gary Carlson, Duane Schwickerath,
Ryan Gulick, Dave Spree, Chelsea Petersen
Recipient Alice Bidne with
Eichhorn Haus residents
Viann Clancy & Recipient Sara Wildebour
Recipient Melissa Wubbena & Ana DiLaura
Recipients Pastor Allen
Bidne & Alice Bidne
We invite you to make a donation in honor of a Bartels nurse, housekeeper, maintenance worker
or other staff member who has made a difference in your visit or stay. When you share a gift in
appreciation of an outstanding team member, they will be notified of the charitable gift, recognized
publicly and given a lapel pin to wear proudly. Donation forms are available at the main entrance
reception desk.
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Ana DiLaura, Recipient Troy Lohmann,
and Jessica Toenjes

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Cheryl Sherburne & Recipient Cherie Derbyshire April Kerr
Grateful Residents Awards ::: September 16, 2012 - December 31, 2012
Cherie Derbyshire (Woodland Terrace), April Kerr (Woodland Terrace),
Sara Wildebour** (Nutrition Services), Troy Lohmann (Nutrition Services), Ryan Gulick (Maintenance),
Viann Clancy (Eichhorn Haus), Randi Hoerman (Environmental Services),
Duane Schwickerath (Maintenance), Gary Carlson (Maintenance), Dave Spree (Maintenance),
Alice Bidne**** (Bartels-at-Home), Chelsea Petersen (Leisure Services), Janet Waidleich (Nutrition Services),
Hermina Spree (Nutrition Services), Melissa Wubbena (Nutrition Services), Al Bidne (Chaplain)
** - Number of times honored throughout time period
Eisenach Village’s Klubhaus near completion
T he finishing touches are being made to the Klubhaus which will
soon become a permanent part of the Eisenach Village lifestyle.
By the end of January, the leisure, learning, and social opportunities
offered through this new facility will have become a reality. Village
members are very excited about the facility being available soon for
both, daily use and reserved group use. Members will have 24/7
access to the fitness room, the game room, and the community room
and kitchen. As the weather gets nicer, members will also be able to
enjoy the Klubhaus’ outdoor courtyard.
In addition to the member value, the Sales Office and Selections
Gallery will be moved to the Klubhaus, giving visitors and
prospective members a taste of the lifestyle to be enjoyed here.
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January Birthdays
We would like to wish a very Happy
Birthday to the residents with January
birthdays! May you each have a wonderful
day with many more to come!
Woodland Terrace Residents
1- Coranel Frieden
1- Lila Peters
6- Leonore Jetly
12- Boyd Voshell
17- Betty Gambaiani
22- Jean Nuss
23- Alfred Disrud
24- Emma King
28- Rosemarie Kramer
Evergreen Arbor Residents
12- Linda Huisman
Linden Place Residents
20- Laura Clewell
Eichhorn Haus Residents
2- Lawrence Magnall
10- Eugene Ketterling
12- Delores Miller
24- Juanita Johnson
Eisenach Village Residents
3- Peggy Thebert
9- Marlys Ann Kasemeier
17- Arnold Waldstein
19- Russell Westmeyer
21- William Striepe
30- Maynard Anderson
30- Alvin Bahlmann
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Ei chhorn Haus
Eichhorn Haus would like to welcome new resident,
Ray Dewey, to Eichhorn Haus and the Bartels’
community on December 7th. He moves here from
Waverly.
December was a busy month in Eichhorn Haus with
the holiday activities taking place. Residents enjoyed
a ride around Waverly looking at Christmas lights
early in the month. Holiday refreshments were enjoyed
afterwards. St. Paul’s school came for their Gifts of Joy
on December 6th. They sang
Christmas carols and handed
out gifts. Fourth graders
from Carey Elementary also
visited and helped celebrate
the holiday season. Residents
enjoyed a sing-a-long with
Alan and Patricia Hagen on
December 12th. The Eichhorn
Haus bell choir, led by Alice
Bidne, preformed a holiday
concert on December 14th.
Eichhorn Haus held its annual Christmas party on
December 19th. Andrew & Emma Withers of Waverly,
played a piano duet, and performing after dinner were
Emma Rathe, Dr. Jennifer Larson and Denise Hull. All
three floors of Eichhorn Haus had their annual open
houses to display their holiday decorating. The month
ended with a New Year’s Eve pizza party!
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Evergreen Arbor Families:
The Soup Supper and “Piecing it Together” presentation
will be held on January 17th at 5:30 p.m. in the Fireside
Room located on Bartels Campus. Please use the 5th
Avenue Skilled Rehabilitation entrance! Please RSVP to
Bartels at 319-352-4540.

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Bartels Residents dishing up new recipes weekly
I f you were to walk down the hallways at Bartels Lutheran
Retirement Community on a Monday afternoon around
2:00 you may smell the aroma of a fresh baked apple pie,
homemade chicken noodle soup on the stove or pizzas baking
in the oven. Those scents are coming from the kitchenette in
the Good Shepherd Chapel located on Bartels’ campus.
Every Monday at 2:00 p.m., Leisure Services Assistant,
Trisha Kaiser, hosts a baking group of residents who help
make new recipes. Kaiser started the group because of her
love for cooking and baking. She has always cooked for
family gatherings and enjoys sharing her love of cooking
with others. “I started baking when I was nine years old and
ever since then I wanted to bake and cook for others” said Kaiser. She continued, “Food warms the soul
and provides contentment and satisfaction. To watch the residents eat what they have helped create puts a
huge smile on my face. They miss those kinds of comfort foods.”
“Having this group allows the residents to be back in the kitchen like they used to be” said Kaiser.
“They enjoy telling their cooking stories from when they used to bake and cook for their families. This
group allows them to bring back those memories.”
Each week features a different recipe. Some recipes are picked at random and other times a resident
will suggest their favorite dish. Throughout the past three months, recipes featured fall, Halloween and
Christmas themes, and included Zombie Pizzas, Cranberry Apple Crunch and The Great Pumpkin Cake
and Christmas sugar cookies. In November, the residents helped fix a complete Thanksgiving dinner. The
menu included turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, green bean casserole, cranberry salad and
homemade rolls.
The baking group meets from an hour to an hour and a half depending on how long the recipe takes.
Each resident is responsible for helping with a certain
part of the recipe; mixing, stirring, pouring
ingredients, spreading frosting, etc. When the
cooking or baking is finished, the residents each
enjoy their own serving. Their favorites recipes
include homemade chicken noodle soup with
home-made noodles, Tiramisu, and the Southern
Red Velvet Cake with Cream Cheese frosting.
Kaiser concludes, “It’s been a lot of fun to watch
the residents take part in something I know they
used to love to do.”
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Giving
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Happy New Year! Thank you for joining in our mission
this past year with your charitable gifts! We, at Bartels,
are humbled by your generosity and the stories told of life at
Bartels. Because of your gifts, we have been able to, among
many things, implement a new pet therapy program, plant new
trees and install benches along the Bartels trail, provide new
exercise equipment to help with restorative care, and build our
new gazebo to provide a new space for outdoor activities and the
benefits of sunshine and fresh air. Every turn of the calendar
brings a new year and new resolutions. As we start 2013, our
goal is to continue the emphasis on the GOOD LIFE at Bartels.
Daily, as you walk the halls you may smell fresh goodies from the
baking class, see residents busy clipping coupons or receive an
extra friendly welcome from Lucy, our in-house pet therapy dog.
We’ll get creative as we host Mother-Daughter teas, trips into the
community and maybe, even, the second annual Bartels Games!
Come join us!
Each year we continue to advance our mission of enriching
lives through quality services and Christian care. Through our
programs, we believe that Life is Good at Bartels, and your
charitable gifts help strengthen our organization. Thanks again
for your generous support!
The new Bartels’
gazebo located on
Bartels’ campus
was built on behalf
of charitable gifts
from the business
community.
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Jean Rochford, on behalf of her family,
presented a charitable gift to Barb Bridges
in memory of her parents, Glen & Irma
Fobes. The funds will be used to purchase
furnishings for the new gazebo.
Dave & Judy Carver, presented handmade
stain glass crosses to Barb Bridges
& Teresa Krueger in honor of Dorothy
Carver for the Evergreen Arbor Chapel.
Family and friends of Bob & Lola
Smith donated a bench for the Bartels’
walking trial.

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Thank you to our donors who pay tribute to loved ones through
Memory & Honor Gifts::: September 1, 2012 - December 31, 2012
In Memory Of
Jim Arens
Karen Arens
Maxine Baker
Veda Bohlen
Edward & Phyllis Droste
Al & Kathy Janssen
John & Rosemary McKee
Evelyn Bartlett
Archie & LaVonne Barkhoff
Connie Lobeck
Anne & Harold Becker
Lewis & Miriam Levick
Harold Behrens
DeVere & Norma Creger
Stan Boechman
Dr. Bill & Mary Lou Kelly
Faye & John Bohlen
Veda Bohlen
Johnie Bohlen
Veda Bohlen
Barbara Boyce
Ken Boyce
Wilbert & Arlene Brase
Larry & Joyce Schmidt
Merwin Briggs
Rex & Norma DeLavergne
Gladys Canfield
Jean Canfield
Laurence & Ariel Carver
Dr. Bill & Mary Lou Kelly
Eldon Clewell
Judy & Leon Glaspie
Joyce Klintobe
Mr & Mrs. Richard Pagel
Anna Corwin
Richard & Loretta Corwin
Mark & Erna Dana
Susan Dana Leone
Margaret Diercks
Jeff & Mary Heimerl
Jennifer & David Matt
Gertrude Dietz
Mary Anne & Eugene Dietz
Stephen Harris & Nancy Dietz
Shirley Dodd
Margaret E. Phelps
Ruthy Joy Drape
Gene Drape
Betty Durand
Gracia Harms
William Finck
Ruth Schabacker
John & Yvonne Gambaiani
Jim & Shirley McKenzie
Helen Gehrke
Dale & Pam Brickman
Keith George
Wayne & Arlys Soeder
Harold Gielau
Harold Gielau’s Family & Friends
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Shirley Graeser
Family of Leonard & Shirley Graeser
Hazel Griztner
Kathi Dana
Erling Hansen
Alice O. Hansen
Richard Happel
Florene Happel
Douglas Harms
Duane & Diane Harms
Del Hartman
Ardith E. Hartman
Kathleen Homan
Mark Homan
Marion Hoon
David & Marlys Hoon
Wayne Humber
Joyce Klintobe
Vern & Mary Latwesen
Helen Isch
Mark Mueller
Grace Elizabeth Janssen
Don & Shirley Koehn
Lura King
Michael & VerJean King
Leone Knapp
Vaughn & Joyce Knapp
Raymond Knitt
Virginia Knitt
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Thank you to our donors who pay tribute to loved ones through Memory & Honor Gifts
January 1, 2012 - April 30, 2012
Martha Koehn
Don & Shirley Koehn
Carl Kroemer
Harold & Charlene Burington
Chester Lageschulte
Esther Lageschulte
Esther Lynch
Mary Anne & Eugene Dietz
Stephen Harris & Nancy Dietz
Merlin McFarland
Ruth Schabacker
Pat Mick
Bernard Mick
Darlene Meyer
Mr & Mrs. Richard Pagel
Frieda E. Miller
Richard & Diane Miller
Lavern Moeller
Marldine Moeller
Ethel Moquin
Roger & Donna Nelson
Madalyn Murphy
Agnes Benning
Hilda Oberheu
Richard & Marilyn Oberheu
Frieda Otto
Marlys Minnaert
Luanne Peterson
Rev. Larry & Lois Trachte
Walter Phelps
Kent & Earlene Hawley
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Maxine Phipps
Jack & Iris Wilhelm
Gladys Poock
Anonymous
Jack & Iris Wilhelm
Emma Porath
Richard & Loretta Corwin
William & Laura Ragsdale
Veda Bohlen
Fern Reed
Richard & Patsy Reed
Bert Reinhardt
Dr. John & Edna Brunkhorst
Wilma Cooley
Michael & Janet Dotseth
Karen Ernhardt
Gloria Fredrick
Kenneth & Shirly Heim
Michael Mensing
Margaret E. Phelps
Gary & Diane Reinhardt
Marilyn Reinhardt
Mildred Reyelts
Rev. Larry & Lois Trachte
Sandra Roach
Judy Engelbrecht
Kenneth & Roxanne Ross
Myrna Ross
William Schabaker
Virgil & Betty Cole
Ruth Schbacker
Dorothy Wiehle
Ruth Schadeberg
Walter & Ramona Bouzard
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Rachael Schmaltz
Melanie Harmon
Alfred & Minnie Schmidt
Larry & Joyce Schmidt
Neil Smith
Darold & Diane Wolff
John Starr
Leland & Patricia Zwanziger
Leonard Storm
Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling
Doris Tharp
Carol & Jim Nordhus
Patricia Thomas
Rhonda Hayes
Dave Turner
Elaine Ehlers
Lillian Jahr
Mildred Vogel
Carla Larson
Edna Walther
Richard & Marilyn Oberheu
Glenn Walton
Harold & Marilyn M. Wente
Polly Walton
Dorothy Bunce
Denver Savings Bank
Lincoln Savings Bank
Bryan Paulsen
Glenn Walton
Clarence Wickham
Victoria Wickham & James Lacey, Jr.

Eileen Watson
Kathi Dana
Sandy Klammer
Darrell & Delores Miller
Ruben Widdel
Anonymous
Walter & Beverly Zahn
Diane & Don Garner
Cheri & Thomas Gronoski
Marie Zwanziger
Jean Balvanz
Leland & Patricia Zwanziger
In Honor Of
Dorothy Allen
Gary & Carolyn Derifield
Al & Alice Bidne
Anonymous
Larry Boyce
Ken Boyce
Virginia Brown
Donald Brown
William Bunger
David & Merry Fredrick
George Carter
Cora Carter
Dorothy Carver
Richard & Kathleen Carver
Dave & Judy Carver
Laura Clewell
Judy & Leon Glaspie
Joyce Klintobe
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pagel
Erna Dana
John & Dixie Neuhaus
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Jean Fredrick
Chris Fredrick
David & Merry Fredrick
Linda Huisman
Esther Lageschulte
Lucy Infelt
Arnold & Marianne Waldstein
Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling
Craig & Jean Clausing
Donald Leisinger
Scott & Molly Leisinger
Linden Place Staff
Vern & Mary Latwesen
Jean Lynes
Patricia & Stanley Wise
Jennetta Neugebauer
Pastor Eugene & Clara Ketterling
Methodist Women United
Trinity United Methodist Church Women
Margaret A. Vaughn
William & Mary Sue Ellinger
Irma Widdel
Anonymous
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Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community
1922 5th Avenue NW
Waverly, IA 50677
Leisure Services will soon
be taking orders for 2013
Valentine’s Day Cookie Grams.
Keep an eye out for a postcard
with an order form the next
couple of weeks!
Non-Profit
Organization
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Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community is dedicated to
enriching lives through quality services and Christian care.
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Upcoming Events
Sunday Coffee, 2:00 p.m.
Good Shepherd Chapel
January 6 - Dave Malam
January 13 - Time the Music Man
January 20 - Dawn Van Heiden
January 27 - Linda Jacobson
Resident Birthday Bash
Thursday, January 10th, 6:30 p.m.
Good Shepherd Chapel
Sponsored by:
Security State Bank
Entertainment by:
Norah Bruns
Piecing It Together
(Evergreen Arbor Soup Supper & Presentation)
Thursday, January 17th, 5:30 p.m.
Fireside Room (5th Avenue entrance)
**Evergreen Arbor families only**