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Rubi Agave to hold benefit to aid firefighting nonprofit 

Firefighter Hearts United 

is a nonprofit organization 

that provides quality 

training in firefighting tactics 

and emergency medical 

training to underfunded 

fire departments in Latin 

America and now Puerto 

Rico. 

Their mission is to provide 

quality training in 

firefighting tactics and 

emergency medical training 

to fire departments in 

Ecuador and South America. 

Our goal is to provide 

Chicago firefighters 

and emergency medical 

technicians the opportunity 

to experience working, 

teaching and learning 

from their counterparts in 

Latin America through the 

participation in short-term 

Residents express high satisfaction at Clarendale of Mokena 

The new community on 

Wolf Road just South of 

Route 30 has undergone 

significant changes since 

its opening in October of 

2015. Building a name and 

a reputation in the area, 

along with accomplishments 

Best Assisted Living 

for 2019 award through 

senioradvisor.com (family 

ratings) and Highest in 

Customer Satisfaction in 

missions. 

We also act as liaisons 

in locating fire engines, 

fire trucks, ambulances, 

firefighting equipment 

and medical supplies to be 

donated to areas of need 

throughout Ecuador. 

Homer Glen Village 

Trustee Ruben Pazmino 

the Senior Living Industry 

as part of Life Care Services 

Management for the 

J.D. Power Award. Offering 

independent, assisted 

living and memory care, 

the intentionally planned 

community giving residents 

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promoted, but additional 

support is offered to allow 

more carefree living and 

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is asking for local support 

on behalf of Firefighter 

Hearts United. Trustee 

Pazmino has brought together 

several organizations 

to work together for 

a fundraising event called 

“United 4 Puerto Rico” 

on Saturday, March 7, at 

Rubi Agave Latin Kitchen 

in Homer Glen to help 

fund the transport of these 

much-needed emergency 

vehicles to disaster-ridden 

Puerto Rico. 

So far, the City of Chicago 

Fire Department has 

graciously donated a fire 

truck and ambulance to the 

City of Manati in Puerto 

Rico. These units need to 

be transported to the port 

for shipping by the U.S. 

Army to their final destination. 

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term perspective has differentiated 

Life Care Services 

communities in their 

dedication and passion 

to serving seniors for 50 

years. While Clarendale 

of Mokena has seen new 

faces — including recent 

changes of the leadership 

team and Executive Director 

Tricia Stoudt — many 

familiar “founders” are 

still present, including 

Jimmy Johns, “The Face 

of Clarendale” as the Life 

Enrichment Transportation 

Specialist, Marketing 

Directors Bridget Fogarty 

and Kathryn Dietrich, and 

residents like Marie C. 

Marie have called Clarendale 

of Mokena “home” 

for the last four years. 

“I moved in, and it 

didn’t take me long to fall 

in love with the place,” 

said Marie C., resident. 

“…The food is very good. 

The people here are wonderful. 

There’s always 

something going on, there 

are things for us to do, play 

cards and so forth. You’re 

not lacking anything here. 

If you are it’s your fault. I 

just love it.” 

The mission and signature 

programs of Life Care 

Services incorporated at 

Clarendale of Mokena 

creates distinction among 

facilities providing Assisted 

Living Memory 

Care. At Clarendale of 

Mokena, many residents 

stay through hospice and 

end of life care in their private 

apartment. Ken chose 

Clarendale for that reason. 

“I never realized how 

little I rested and run-down 

I was from being her caregiver,” 

he said. “But when 

[my wife] came to Clarendale, 

I slept so soundly 

knowing she was getting 

the care she needed. I had 

put it off knowing she 

this worthy cause “United 

4 Puerto Rico” Saturday, 

March 7, at 7 p.m. at Rubi 

Agave, located at 12622 

W. 159th St., Homer Glen. 

Premium buffet with open 

bar (7-9 p.m.) and entertainment. 

Suggested donation 

$75 per ticket. 

For more information 

on this event contact Ruben 

Pazmino at Ruben@ 

Rubiagave.com. For more 

information on Firefighter 

Hearts United, go to fire 

fighterheartsunited.org. 

Submitted by Rubi Agave 

Latin Kitchen, 12622 W. 

159th St. in Homer Glen. 

For more information, email 

Ruben@Rubiagave.com or 

call (708) 301-8006. 

wanted to live at home 

with me, but the move was 

the best thing for both of 

us.” 

Clarendale of Mokena 

can be the start of a new 

lease on life, for you or 

someone you love. Carefree 

living options and 

public events are just a 

few ways Clarendale of 

Mokena supports seniors 

and families in the south 

suburbs. For more information 

on purposed living, 

a list of upcoming 

calendar events, or employment 

opportunities, 

please visit Clarendale 

OfMokena.com or call 

(815) 464-4418. 

Submitted by Clarendale of 

Mokena, 21536 S. Wolf Road 

in Mokena. For more information, 

call (815) 464-4418, 

or visit clarendaleof 

mokena.com.

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Stem cell therapy now 

available in Tinley Park 

Dr. Ed Beyer, of Beyer 

Natural Health Solutions, 

has partnered with Dr. 

Navpaul Singh, MD, of 

Little Company of Mary 

Hospital and Predictive 

Biotech labs, to offer 

FDA-regulated human 

umbilical cord stem cells 

to patients suffering from 

chronic degenerative arthritis, 

osteoarthritis and 

rheumatoid arthritis that 

can cause debilitating pain 

in the following areas: 

• knees 

• hips 

• neck and low back 

• shoulders 

• elbows 

• hands and feet 

Dr. Beyer has been practicing 

functional medicine 

in Tinley Park for over 30 

years. When asked why 

he decided to venture 

into stem cells he said, “I 

have had my eye on the 

potential of stem cells to 

regenerate broken down 

joints ever since my father 

passed away from the 

consequences of an FDAapproved 

drug he was 

taken for arthritic pain. At 

that time, stem cells were 

in their infancy stages. 

With the advancement of 

research, that is no longer 

the case. 

“Now, when it comes to 

proper, and I emphasize 

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for regeneration of arthritic 

joints, there is simply 

no better option. Research 

now confirms this, and 

we are seeing it on a daily 

basis in our clinic. People 

with ‘bone on bone’ joints 

told they need surgical replacement 

are finding relief 

and avoidance of surgery 

with proper stem cell 

injections.” 

He went on to say even 

Mayo Clinic uses stem cell 

and regenerative medicine. 

He further states that “the 

future of joint repair is 

here now.” 

Dr. Beyer and Dr. Singh 

know that there exists a lot 

of false information and 

misunderstanding when it 

comes to stem cells. For 

this reason, Dr. Beyer is 

holding free informational 

seminars in the area that 

answers the following 

questions: 

-What science and research 

say about what 

stem cells can help and 

what can’t they help? 

-Is the FDA involved in 

stem cell therapy? 

-Which type of stem cells 

should be used to regenerate 

arthritic joints? 

-Are there any dangers to 


-Does insurance cover this 

type of therapy? 

-What kind of results can 

be expected, and how 

long will they last if I 

am a good candidate for 


These one hour seminars 

are being offered free 

of charge at the following 

locations: 

• 11 a.m. Feb. 29 at the 

Hampton Inn in Carol 

Stream. 

• 6:30 p.m. March 3 and 11 

a.m. March 7 in Tinley 

Park. 

• 6 p.m. March 10 at the 

Beverly Arts Center. 

• 6:30 p.m. March 17 at the 

Hilton Oak Lawn. 

• 11 a.m. March 21 at the 

Chicago Marriott in Naperville. 

The Tinley Park seminars 

will include a discussion 

on stem cells, as well 

as erectile dysfunction. 

Seating is limited, so register 

now. 

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Beyer and Dr. Navpaul 

Singh, MD. For more information, 

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Taking Care Of Each Other Is 

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Edward A. Tylka, 

Manager / Director 

Palos Health 

Cardiovascular 

Institute offers 

specialized heart care 

Heart disease is the No. 

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stroke ranks second. Even 

when they don’t result in 

death, they can cause disability 

and diminish quality 

of life. Palos Health 

is committed to caring 

for those with heart and 

vascular problems in the 

southwest suburbs by 

providing quality care in 

a community hospital setting. 

The recently opened 

Cardiovascular Institute, 

led by cardiologist Thomas 

J. Quinn, MD, strives 

to help detect, treat and 

prevent cardiovascular 

disease. 

“The Palos Health Cardiovascular 

Institute was 

begun in order to expand 

cardiovascular services 

at Palos, from diagnostic 

and screening through the 

entire spectrum of therapeutic 

services,” Quinn 

explained. “In addition to 

acute care, Palos provides 

post-acute care services, 

including cardiac rehab.” 

Palos also offers less 

invasive alternatives to 

surgery, including TAVR, 

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replacement and LAAC 

implants for atrial fibrillation, 

allowing certain 

patients to come off blood 

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“When it comes to cardiac 

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it easier for physicians to 

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with their patients,” 

Quinn said. “We get to 

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Patients should seek 

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patient through their posttreatment 

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Quinn recommends 

everyone define their individual 

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If one’s score is intermediate 

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These can help determine 

whether further lifestyle 

modifications and 

medications should be 

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Submitted by Palos Health 

Cardiovascular Institute, 

12255 S. 80th Ave. in Palos 

Heights. For more information, 

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TheraCORE offers vestibular rehabilitation therapy 

Do you or a family 

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Physical therapy can 

help. A specialty area of 

physical therapy known 

as vestibular rehabilitation 

therapy could be just 

what you are missing to 

help with any of the above 

listed problems or related 

conditions. 

Vestibular rehabilitation 

therapy involves a comprehensive 

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followed by exercises and 

maneuvers to address any 

deficits found in the examination. 

Similar to how 

conventional physical 

therapy involves stretching 

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address your mobility restrictions, 

VRT addresses 

weaknesses and disturbances 

in your vestibular 

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What is your vestibular 

system? It is comprised of 

your inner ear and is one of 

three components in addition 

to your vision and feet 

sensors that help maintain 

your balance. A weakness 

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system can come 

from a variety of causes 

including concussion, 

advancing age, ear infections 

and other diseases. 

This can cause you to have 

headaches, visual disturbances, 

dizziness and loss 

of balance, all which increase 

your fall risk. 

Your physical therapist 

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cause of your dizziness 

and develop an individualized 

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that cause. Depending on 

what it is, some issues 

can be fixed in as little as 

two to three visits. Dizziness 

can be very debilitating, 

and with a potential 

simple fix available, there 

is no reason to continue to 

limit your independence. 

The vestibular system also 

follows the “if you don’t 

use it, you lose it” principle 

very similar to muscle 

weakness. You need 

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your vestibular system 

regularly to keep it functioning. 

This is yet another 

reason to not let dizziness 

last before seeking help. 

If you feel you, a friend, 

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WHEN EVERY 

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New audiologist joins South Suburban 

Hearing Health Center in Homer Glen 

Clinical audiologist 

newest addition to 

South Suburban 

Hearing Health 

Centers 

South Suburban Hearing 

Health Centers is pleased 

to announce that Terry 

Corso-O’Boyle, Au.D., 

CCC-A has joined the 

practice and will be seeing 

patients at its Homer 

Glen location located at 

14316 S. Will-Cook Road 

in Homer Glen. 

“I am very excited 

to welcome Dr. Corso- 

O’Boyle to our practice,” 

said Jonathan L. Wright, 

ACA, BC-HIS. “She provides 

a great blend of 

top- notch clinical education 

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a strong passion for providing 

community-based 

care. I also expect that she 

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of the community and that 

will be evident over the 

course of the months and 

years to come.” 

Corso-O’Boyle is a licensed 

audiologist. She 

graduated from Wayne 

State University in Detroit 

with a master’s degree in 

audiology. Corso-O’Boyle 

received her doctorate in 

audiology from Arizona 

School of Health Sciences 

in Mesa, Arizona. She has 

been awarded the ASHA 

Certificate of Clinical 

Competency in Audiology, 

and is a member of 

the American Academy 

of Audiology, American 

Speech-Language Hearing 

Association and Illinois 

Academy of Audiology. 

Corso-O’Boyle is joining 

South Suburban 

Hearing after practicing 

with Rush Copley Medical 

Group for the past 21 

years. She enjoys working 

with people and helping 

them hear better. She is 

the first woman president 

of the Lemont Lions Club 

and an active member of 

the community. 

South Suburban Hearing 

Health Centers are hearing 

healthcare facilities 

in Homer Glen, Mokena, 

Burr Ridge and Crestwood. 

For more information 

on the practice or to schedule 

an appointment with 

Dr. Terry Corso-O’Boyle, 

please call (708) 966-4724. 

Submitted by South Suburban 

Hearing Health Centers, 

14316 S. Will-Cook Road in 

Homer Glen. For more information, 

call (708) 966-4724, 

or visitsouthsuburbanhear 

ing.com. 

Better Hearing, Better Relationships 

Hearing loss can take atoll on relationships, often leading to 

social isolation 1 . People who treat their hearing loss maintain 

connections better and live fuller,happier lives 1 . 

Join us in welcoming the newest member of our 

team, Dr.Terry Corso-OBoyle,AuD,CCC-A. 

March 9 th -13 th &March 23 rd -27 th 

Call (708) 968-3370 TODAY to schedule your FREE hearing consultation! 

Hearing loss is treatable. The choice is YOURS. 

HEARING HEALTHCENTER 

HelpingPeople Hear Better 

HOMER GLEN 

14316S.Will-Cook Rd. 

BURR RIDGE 

1333 Burr Ridge Ste.200 

MOKENA 

20006WolfRd. 

www.SouthSuburbanHearing.com 

CRESTWOOD 

5553W127TH ST. 

SOURCES: 

1: National Center forHealth Statistics, Inter-University Consortium forPolitical and Social Research. (1989) National Health InterviewSurvey.United States Department of Health and Human Services. Doi: http://doi.org/10.3886/1CPSR09583.v1 

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Compassionate and convenient senior care at Evergreen Senior Living 

Evergreen Senior Living 

in Orland Park is an active 

community filled with 

residents and staff who 

love life and live each day 

to the fullest. It’s a special 

place where independence 

is encouraged, dignity is 

maintained, and seniors 

are loved and appreciated. 

With person-centered 

programs and purposeful 

campus designs for both 

assisted living and memory 

care, we offer local seniors 

and their families the 

opportunity to experience 

daily joy and peace. 

Evergreen Place 

Assisted Living 

Evergreen Place Assisted 

Living in Orland 

Park offers an unmatched 

experience for seniors 

who desire to live freely 

and comfortably, knowing 

that customized care is always 

available if needed. 

With assisted living, loved 

ones can enjoy countless 

benefits, including private 

apartments, 24-hour individual 

support as requested, 

routine medication 

management, and more. 

Our trained staff is flexible 

to meet a variety of 

needs and preferences and 

always strives to exceed 

senior and family expectations. 

There is never a shortage 

of things to do at Evergreen 

Place. We keep our 

residents healthy, active 

and socially engaged. Seniors 

can visit with family 

and friends in our spacious 

common areas, work out 

in our Senior Flex fitness 

center, watch a movie in 

the Critic’s Reel Theater, 

or enjoy a chef-prepared 

meal at one of our first-rate 

dining destinations. Life is 

good at Evergreen Place. 

The Legacy: 

Memory Support 

The Legacy: Memory 

Support at Evergreen Senior 

Living offers a warm 

and safe environment for 

seniors experiencing dementia, 

Alzheimer’s, and 

other types of memory 

loss. Our memory support 

staff is prepared to meet 

the physical, social, and 

emotional needs of seniors 

and families. Residents 

receive compassionate 24- 

hour care, nutritious restaurant-style 

meals, medication 

management and 

more. Additionally, seniors 

can engage with programs 

that stimulate the mind and 

body and encourage social 

interaction. We ensure that 

the transition to Legacy 

living is smooth, and that 

seniors are living each day 

as independently and joyfully 

as possible. 

At The Legacy, we understand 

the challenges 

family caregivers face 

each day. That’s why 

we’ve adopted a unique 

philosophy called Life 

Unrehearsed that fosters 

senior joy, peace and independence. 

This compassionate 

approach focuses 

on meeting each senior in 

the moment with personalized 

care. Legacy Living 

allows you to fulfill your 

promise to care for your 

loved one. 

Valuable information 

for current caregivers 

We understand the extensive 

financial planning 

required when it comes to 

moving a loved one into an 

assisted living or memory 

care community. We are 

happy to work with you 

to help you decide on the 

right plan of action for 

your senior. At Evergreen 

Senior Living, you do not 

have to buy in to our community. 

Instead, we simply 

charge a small reservation 

fee. Once your loved one 

moves in, this will be applied 

to the first month’s 

rent. Month-to-month contracts 

are also offered for 

the sake of resident and 

family comfort and convenience. 

Evergreen Senior Living 

in Orland Park is a vibrant 

community where seniors 

can live each day to the 

fullest and find comfort 

in close by care. You can 

contact Evergreen Senior 

Living by calling (708) 

479-1082 or visit our campus 

at 10820 183rd St. in 

Orland Park. Learn more 

or schedule a tour online 

at EvergreenSLC.com/ 

OrlandPark. 

Submitted by Evergreen 

Senior Living, 10820 183rd 

St. in Orland Park. For more 


1082, or visit evergreenslc. 

com/orlandpark. 

Warm. 

Comfortable. 

Caring. 

Experience assisted living with joy and ease at 

Evergreen Place, where independence thrives, and 

compassionate care is always close by. 

Our cozy campus offers assisted living at its finest, 

with plenty of social and physical activities to keep 

your loved one vibrant and flourishing. 

Learn more about our friendly community by 

giving us a call or visiting us online. 

www.EvergreenSLC.com/OrlandPark 

(708) 479-1082 • 10820 183rd Street • Orland Park, IL



Victorian Village 

ranks among the 

GREATER CHICAGO 

COIN, CURRENCY & COLLECTIBLE SHOW 

10 Year Anniversary! 

Tinley Park Convention Center 

Feb 27 - 28th - 29, 2020 

Bring in 

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708-342-5485 

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Dealers Contact: Bourse Chairman • Steve Harrison 

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best nursing homes 

Victorian Village Health 

& Wellness Center, a 

skilled nursing care community 

in Homer Glen, 

received the highest performing 

ratings of Best 

Nursing Home with a 

Short-Term Stay and Best 

Nursing Home Overall 

from U.S. News & World 

Report in its 2018-2019 

overall ratings. 

U.S. News & World Report 

measured 733 nursing 

homes in Illinois, and 

Victorian Village Health 

& Wellness Center was 

one of only 44 communities 

to receive the highest 

performing ratings in 

both categories. They were 

named in the Top 6 percent 

of nursing homes in Illinois. 

The small-house style 

of care offers unique care 

in an environment that 

is designed to look and 

feel like home. Speciallytrained 

staff assist residents, 

whether they are 

there for short-term, postacute 

rehabilitation stays, 

or are part of the long-term 

skilled care community. 

“We are honored to be 

named to a list like this,” 

Sandra Visser, Senior Director 

of Admissions and 

Social Services at Victorian 

Village Health & Wellness 

Center, said. “We see 

positive results from our 

small-house style of care, 

and we’re proud to offer 

this unique senior living 

in Illinois 

option.” 

In the long-term skilled 

nursing care small house, 

there are only 10 residents 

per house, with universal 

care partners who are able 

to deliver personalized care. 

Residents enjoy private 

rooms, an open kitchen and 

dining room, and plenty of 

common areas, both inside 

and outside, to visit with 

friends and family. 

The layout is similar in 

the sub-acute rehabilitation 

small house. There are 30 

residents spread out over 

two floors. After an illness, 

injury or surgery, patients 

are often discharged from 

the hospital to Victorian 

Village for physical, occupational 

and speech 

therapies. These patients 

receive therapy in a building 

designed to look like 

home. The short hallways 

and home-like setting offer 

realistic opportunities for 

patients to practice tasks 

and activities they will be 

doing once they are home. 

“We receive a lot of great 

feedback from people who 

have gone through our rehab 

program,” Visser said. 

“This really is an ideal environment 

to get better after 

a hospital stay.” 

Submitted by Victorian 

Village Health & Wellness 

Center, 12600 W. Renaissance 

Circle in Homer Glen. 

For more information, call, 

(708) 301-0800 or email 

vv@provlife.com.



Small House. 

Big Impact. 

Highest Performing Ratings 

in Two Categories 

U.S. News & World Report 

U.S. News and World Report 

measured 727 nursing homes in 

Illinois, andVictorianVillage was one of only 124 communities to 

receive this honor.They were named in the top 17% of nursing homes 

in the state for short-term rehabilitaion. 

See how our unique Small House style of care makes all the difference. 

For more information aboutVictorianVillage Health & Wellness Center, 

contact us at (708) 590-5050 orVV@provlife.com 

VICTORIAN VILLAGE 

Health & Wellness Center 

12525 Renaissance Circle | Homer Glen, IL 60491 

www.VictorianVillage.com



Choose a comprehensive primary care practice with many services 

Choosing a primary care 

practice may be one of the 

most important decisions 

you can make in your life. 

Without good health, does 

much else matter? 

So, what are the key 

things to look for in a primary 

care practice? Experience 

should probably 

top your list when making 

that decision. As family 

practice specialist Dr. Susan 

Rife puts it, “Being in 

practice for 28 years helps 

me use my experience to 

give my patients the best 

care possible.” This January, 

Dr. Kimberly McKinnon, 

who is boarded in 

both family medicine and 

lifestyle medicine, has 

joined the practice, bringing 

her 10 years of experience 

to the team. 

Selecting convenient location 

and hours is also a 

good idea. With our busy 

schedules these days, convenience 

becomes very 

important for us and our 

families. At Rife and Associates 

Family Medicine, 

located at 10755 W. 163rd 

Place in Orland Park, same 

day appointments are welcome, 

and with convenient 

hours such as Saturdays 

and evenings until 6 p.m., 

they are there when you 

need them. 

“There is certainly a 

place for urgent care clinics 

in our society,” Rife said. 

“But seeing a different provider 

each time a medical 

issue comes up is not the 

path to better health.” 

The convenience of 

Family Medicine itself is 

also important to consider. 

Family Medicine specialists 

take care of all ages 

and genders, from infants 

to the elderly. It’s important 

to note that internists 

don’t see children, and 

pediatricians don’t see 

adults, so a Family Medicine 

provider can take care 

of you, regardless of your 

age! 

Family Medicine providers 

also perform many 

procedures in the office, 

like Pap smears, mole removals 

and joint injections 

that many people seek 

from other specialty offices 

outside of primary care. 

Managing chronic conditions 

like diabetes, high 

blood pressure and back 

pain are also handled right 

in a family practice office. 

Rife and Associates has 

recently launched “Weight 

No More” Medical Weight 

Management as part of 

the practice. According to 

Rife, “We work with our 

weight maintenance patients 

as we would with 

any of our family medicine 

patients, from a sciencebased 

medical perspective, 

not from the latest diet or 

exercise fads.” 

She adds that “one of 

biggest advantages of seeing 

a medical professional 

for weight loss is that we 

can help you cut through 

the clutter and confusion 

of fad diets that seem to 

pop up every day.” 

There are other distinct 

differences to a medical 

weight loss program, too. 

Only a medical professional 

can design a plan for 

you that includes medication 

and prepare and clear 

you for weight loss surgery, 

should you and your provider 

decide that surgery 

would be the best option. 

“There have been vast 

improvements in safety 

and efficacy in the past few 

years in both weight loss 

medications and surgical 

techniques,” she added. 

New patients with Rife 

also get an initial physical 

as part of the first visit to 

help your medical provider 

understand your specific 

needs. 

The medically based 

Weight No More approach 

can include medications 

and includes advice and 

counseling on diet and exercise 

behaviors. In some 

cases, surgery might even 

become the best option. 

However, studies have 

shown that a reduction 

of just 10 percent of your 

weight can have a major 

impact on your health. 

For more information on 

Rife Family Medicine or 

Weight No More, visit our 

website at RifeFamilyMed. 

com or WeightNoMore 

OrlandPark.com. You can 

also call to make an appointment 

at (708) 873-1187. 

Submitted by Rife and Associates 

Family Medicine, 

10755 W. 163rd Place in 

Orland Park. For more information, 

visit RifeFamilyMed. 

com or WeightNoMore 

OrlandPark.com, or call 

(708) 873-1187. 

Introducing Weight No More - Orland Park! - 

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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN GETTING TO YOUR HEALTHY WEIGHT? “A personal path to a better you.” 

Obesity Medicine combines science-based medicine with 

individualized treatment, for better, healthier outcomes 

Our system uses some or all of Dr. Rife’s 5-point approach to weight management, including: 

• Nutrition • Physical Activity • Surgery • Behavior • Medications 

Start Your Journey to Healthy Weight Today! 

Welcome! 

Dr. McKinnon 

Dr. McKinnon is 

dually boardcertified 

in 

Family Medicine 

and Lifestyle 

Medicine 

Independ 

pendently owned and 

operated 

since 1999 

• DR. SUSAN RIFE 

• JOELLE RICKEY, P.A.-C 

• DR. MARK MCKEIGUE 

• CORY CUNNINGHAM, P.A.-C 

• LINDSAY GNADE, P.A.-C 

• DANIELA JUREVICIUS, • P.A.-C 

• DALTON SEXTON, P.A.-C 

WE ARE TRAINED TO TREAT ALL AGES AND BOTH GENDERS 

• We manage chronic conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure and perform minor procedures, such as: 

» Mole Removals » Skin Tags » Pap Smears » IUD Removals 

WITH NO SPECIALIST APPOINTMENT NEEDED! 

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10755 W. 163rd Place, Orland Park 

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Benefits of moving to a senior living community sooner rather than later 

Being a senior isn’t what 

it used to be. Advances in 

medical treatments are 

helping seniors live active 

and healthier lives longer 

than the generations before 

them. Additionally, 

retirees are more mindful 

of taking steps to make 

healthier lifestyle choices, 

such as eating better and 

exercising regularly to 

help them stay strong and 

healthy. 

While many seniors 

still intend to live in their 

homes as long as possible, 

many more are electing to 

move and enjoy their senior 

years in a communitybased 

setting that allows 

them easy access to everything 

they need to continue 

to stay active, social and 

cognitively sharp long into 

retirement. 

Here are five benefits of 

moving to a senior living 

community sooner, rather 

than later: 

• No yard work or home 

maintenance. Many retirees 

simply don’t want 

the responsibility of 

keeping up with a large 

home. Yard work and 

other maintenance projects 

can be a burden, 

taking up time and money. 

When seniors choose 

to live a maintenancefree 

lifestyle, they are 

free to devote more time 

to the activities and hobbies 

they love. 

• There’s always something 

to do. Staying 

active and trying new 

things is essential to 

healthy aging. It can also 

help reduce your risk for 

cognitive decline and 

the development of certain 

types of dementia, 

including Alzheimer’s 

disease. From wellness 

programs and social 

events, to recreational 

and leisure activities, at 

a senior living community, 

you’re never without 

something to do or 

something new to try. 

• It’s easy to meet new 

people. Regular socializing 

is another key aspect 

of healthy aging. In 

fact, studies show that 

seniors who partake in 

regular social engagements 

are less likely to 

develop feelings of depression, 

anxiety, stress 

and isolation as they 

age. Senior living communities 

make it easy 

for seniors to make new 

friends and develop new 

relationships. Shared 

common areas, regular 

social events, on-site activities, 

and community 

dining means you’re 

never far from others 

who share your interests. 

• No need to cook—unless 

you want to. Love to eat 

but hate the process of 

cooking and cleaning? 

Senior living communities 

offer delicious, 

home-style dining options 

that ensure residents 

eat well, without 

the hassle. Still like to 

cook occasionally? Not 

a problem. Independent 

living garden homes 

and apartments include 

full kitchens, so you can 

prepare what you like, 

when you like. 

• You have peace of mind 

for the future. No matter 

what steps you take 

to stay healthy as you 

age, there may come a 

time when you require 

more assistance with 

tasks you once did on 

your own. Moving to a 

senior living community 

while you’re still active 

and healthy can give 

you peace of mind that 

you’ll have access to 

the assistance you need, 

should you ever need it 

in the future. 

Every senior wants to 

stay active, healthy and 

independent as they age. 

At Franciscan Village in 

Lemont and Marian Village 

in Homer Glen, we 

provide the programs, 

amenities and services seniors 

need to achieve the 

retirement lifestyle of your 

dreams. To learn more 

about Franciscan Village 

or Marian Village, visit 

franciscanministries.org. 

Submitted by Franciscan 

Ministries. For more information, 

call (800) 524-6126, 

or visit franciscanministries. 

org. 

FRANCISCAN VILLAGE 

FRANCISCAN COMMUNITIES 

Franciscan Ministries sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago 

630-243-3479 

1270 Village Dr., Lemont, IL 60439 

www.franciscanvillagelemont.org 

You can explore new opportunities while enjoying the perks of your 

maintenance-free garden home or independent living apartment. 

Our associates take care of all your home improvements and 

landscaping needs. You don’t have to do a thing. 

Relax and enjoy your retirement! 

MARIAN VILLAGE 

FRANCISCAN COMMUNITIES 

Franciscan Ministries sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago 

708-226-3786 

15624 Marian Dr., Homer Glen, IL 60491 

www.marianvillage.org



Tinley Court 

Catered Senior 

Living is all 

about family 

No one should be alone in caring 

for their senior-aged loved one. It 

literally takes a village. 

At Tinley Court Catered Senior 

Living in Tinley Park, we offer 

many support resources so that you 

or your loved one only has to make 

the transition once in your/their 

golden years. Many of our residents 

are long-term residents; some 

have been here 12 years and nine 

years even with us through hospice 

care, considering Tinley Court as 

their home. 

Our exceptional team of caregivers 

offer personalized care plans recognizing 

that each individual is not 

a cookie cutter circumstance. We 

have the resources to offer our residents, 

such as a primary care doctor, 

nurse practitioner, therapy group, 

podiatrist, dentist, audiologist and 

so much more IF (not when) a need 

should arise. Our residents are not 

required to utilize these, but it’s the 

convenience of knowing these options 

are available to them and it 

gives their family members a peace 

of mind knowing that their loved 

one’s needs are being met. 

Throughout the years, Tinley 

Court has refined our services to 

our seniors so they can be their best 

selves. Our mission is to give our 

residents a loving, safe and caring 

environment in a warm and homey 

setting. If you’re looking for shiny, 

new, all the bells and whistles that 

is not Tinley Court. At Tinley Court 

we feel we excel in such areas as 

care, detail to activities provided, 

cleanliness, respect toward the 

people that make up our community 

and looking out for the well-being 

of each of our residents. 

Not to mention the exceptional financial 

aspect of it, we are the best 

deal in town. We are a private pay 

establishment working with a group 

that can help through the process 

of obtaining financial aid if you are 

a veteran or surviving spouse of a 

veteran. 

In addition to providing a permanent 

living environment, we also offer 

respite stay at Tinley Court, so 

if you or your loved one is in need 

of exceptional care for only a short 

term period we can help with that 

as well. We believe in offering as 

much as possible for the best deal 

as possible. So for one monthly fee 

we offer not only the living space, 

but three meals a day in a dining 

room setting, all your utilities 

(except for phone/cable services), 

weekly housekeeping, daily activities 

that include outings and live entertainment, 

staffing 24 hours/seven 

days a week for the wellbeing and 

security of all our residents. 

Whether for a short term stay or 

longer period of time, Tinley Court 

Catered Senior Living may be exactly 

what one is looking for. Tinley 

Court Catered Senior Living in 

Tinley Park is a community where 

independence thrives and is encouraged 

while compassionate care and 

respect are a given. Come see all 

that Tinley Court Catered Senior 

Living has to offer. Call today to 

schedule a tour and come feel the 

difference. 

Submitted by Tinley Court Catered Senior 

Living, 16301 Brementowne Road, 

Tinley Park. For more information or 

to schedule a tour, call (708) 532-7800 

or visit tinleycourt.com. 

Will County Coroner candidate offers 

needed experience to modernize office 

A man carrying four badges on his shirt is 

willing to trade them all in for one powerful 

badge: the gold badge of the Will County Coroner. 

Bolingbrook Police Sergeant Sean Talbot 

has been serving Will County as a first responder 

for nearly 30 years. He hopes that his lifetime 

of career preparedness will earn the votes of 

Will County voters on March 17. 

Democrat candidate Sean P. Talbot, 53, has 

spent the last 29 years of his life wearing many 

hats, serving Will County as a first responder on 

many different levels. He is currently a sergeant 

at the Bolingbrook Police Department. He began 

his law enforcement career at Shorewood 

Police Department in 1990. Police work was 

not enough for him, so Talbot began his volunteer 

firefighter career as a Troy fireman/EMT, 

then moved to Plainfield and became a Plainfield 

fireman. The growth of Will County caused 

these departments to hire part-time employees 

and eventually full-time firefighters. Talbot continued 

to work as a part-time Plainfield fireman 

and is currently employed as a part-time Troy 

firefighter/EMT. 

Talbot has spent the past 30 years as a volunteer 

and part-time firefighter/EMT, holding 

the rank of lieutenant in Will County. He is a 

state-certified fire/arson investigator through 

the University of Illinois Fire Service Institute 

and a member of the Division 15 Fire/Arson Investigations 

Task Force. 

Like all police officers, Talbot began his career 

in the patrol division. He eventually was assigned 

to the Investigations Division where he 

became lead homicide certified. He also became 

a special investigator with the Will/Grundy 

County Major Crimes Task Force. This is a position 

every area detective strives to be selected 

to be a part of. Talbot has also held the title of 

crime scene investigator, attending Northwestern 

University Center for Public Safety Crime 

Scene Investigations I, II, and III. Talbot also 

held the position of SWAT and sniper team leader 

for Bolingbrook Police Department. 

As an investigator, Talbot was one of the first 

investigators to successfully obtain charges 

against drug dealers on two drug induced homicide 

cases in Will County. Talbot said the heroin 

epidemic continues to plague Will County, and 

his firsthand knowledge in handling these cases 

will assist him in his new role as the Will County 

Coroner. 

The Joliet Catholic Academy and Purdue 

University graduate believes his lifetime experience 

has more than prepared him for his next 

journey as serving the county as the coroner. 

He’s played a part in investigating more than 

1,000 deaths throughout his career. 

Until recently, Talbot allowed time to be employed 

part-time by the Will County Coroner’s 

office for 18 years as a deputy coroner. This 

part-time job furthered his career into the studies 

of death investigations. The Will/Grundy 

County Major Crimes Task force sent Talbot as 

a representative of the Coroner’s Office to the 

University of Tennessee’s forensic anthropology 

outdoor recovery course, commonly referred 

to as “the body farm.” At this week-long 

training, Talbot learned the extensive research 

behind body decomposition and many causes 

of deaths. Talbot and Detectives from all over 

the United States spent the week recovering 

bodies from the surface, as well as a full exhumation, 

studying the many different levels of 

decomposition, as well as trauma and possible 

causes of deaths. They gained a better understanding 

of the decomposition process, developed 

techniques for extracting information on 

timing and circumstances surrounding the death 

of the human remains they recovered from the 

burial sites. Talbot also learned the proper ways 

to document the recoveries in preparation for 

criminal or civil litigation. Talbot described this 

experience as both eye opening and life changing, 

a “once in a lifetime experience.” 

If elected, Talbot has plans to bring the Coroner’s 

Office into the 21st century. This would 

include technology updates, training updates, 

physical plant updates and expanding the office 

to better cover the east side of the county. 

He also aspires to hire more coroner’s deputies, 

which would reduce response times for families 

and law enforcement, and adding a facility 

for holding decedents in the east side of Will 

County. He strives to have full transparency of 

all of the coroner operations for Will County 

residents. He wants to successfully address the 

opioid epidemic and plans to reduce the number 

of opioid deaths in the county. He hopes to 

achieve all of the above mentioned with government 

grant funding, so as not to impact the Will 

County residents financially. 

Talbot stated his opponent in the primary 

election, Democratic candidate Laurie Summers, 

has no previous death investigation experience. 

Summers was hired by the Coroner’s 

Office only in October, 2019, as a deputy chief 

coroner, a position Talbot declined. Talbot will 

face Summers in the primary election March 

17. Talbot encourages voters to educate themselves 

on the experience between he and Summers 

before casting their vote. 

Submitted by Friends to Elect Sean Talbot for Will 

County Coroner. For more information, visit sean 

talbotforcoroner.com.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Seek useful information 

from a trusted family 

law group source 

We’re getting older, but 

we still have options. 

A certain football halftime 

show featured a celebrity 

who is also an athlete 

and an entertainer. The celebrity 

is 50 years old, but 

she demonstrates her seemingly 

ageless body and remarkable 

skills. Of course, 

we would need to make 

physical training a full-time 

job to even come close to 

her much-talked about performance, 

and that’s not 

going to happen! We ordinary 

people will age. 

Sure, we’re getting 

older, but we still have options. 

What do we expect 

to change this year? Do we 

want to know how to improve 

our quality of life? 

Aging is a loss of function, 

the function of our 

bodies, the function of our 

brains and the function of 

our emotional reasoning. 

But we can fight for improved 

function of body 

and brain through proper 

nutrition and exercise. And 

when we think of exercise, 

let’s think of exercising 

our brains every day. 

Even if we have never 

thought of exercising our 

emotional reasoning, life 

has a way of reminding 

us: we have suddenly had 

a loss due to divorce, illness 

or financial collapse. 

When we consider the depression 

we risk in our twilight 

age, we are motivated 

to seek useful information 

from trusted sources, such 

as Gwendolyn J. Sterk and 

the Family Law Group 

P.C. to help us scrub off 

the burdens of age (emotional 

pain, financial illness, 

divorce disaster). 

Aging is natural, but we 

don’t need to surrender! 

In her book “Aging Backwards,” 

Miranda Esmond 

wrote: “If the gardener 

tends to her garden, diligently 

watering her plants 

and ensuring they get the 

right amount of sun, nutrients 

and water, her plants 

will flourish and grow. 

If, however, she neglects 

her garden, it will soon 

become overgrown with 

weeds, and, without nutrition 

or water, the plants 

will die. Both of these outcomes 

are equally ‘natural.’” 

The good news is that 

if we seek help from our 

trusted resources, we will 

improve our quality of life. 

Our bodies and brains can 

heal and get stronger. We 

can bring out much more 

of our physical and cognitive 

abilities and avoid becoming 

old and helpless. 

With increased awareness 

of our physical and mental 

needs comes control. From 

control, we get order, reason, 

comfort, peace. 

To schedule a free, noobligation 

consultation with 

one of Sterk Family Law 

Group’s Family Law or Estate 

Planning attorneys, call 

(815) 600-8950 or visit sterk 

familylaw.com. 

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Law Group, 11508 183rd 

Place in Orland Park. For 


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To protect yourself and your loved one. 

Having a plan in place ensures you are in control and all of your 

concerns are addressed. 

To save yourself and your loved ones time and 

money. 

The costs of Estate Planning pale in comparison to the potential 

attorneys’ fees and costs associated with probate. 

To make your wishes known and leave guidance on 

your affairs. 

Designate a guardian for your children and spell out exactly what 

you want. 

To plan for the unexpected. 

Estate Planning is not just about dying; having a plan in place in case 

is necessary if you are temporarily or permanently incapacitated & 

can’t take care of yourself. 

To give yourself piece of mind. 

Knowing that your Estate Plan is complete is a huge weight off your 

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Orland Township place for seniors to 

embrace age, thrive with social activities 

Orland Township offers 

a vast array of social activities 

and health programs for 

older adults, ranging from 

the weekly drop-in center 

where seniors can enjoy coffee 

and a snack while playing 

bingo, cards and mingling 

with friends, to larger 

annual events, such as the 

Senior Dating Game, Senior 

American Idol and Dancing 

with the Senior Stars. Some 

of the Township’s regular 

social activities include 

monthly luncheons, dinner 

dances and trips. 

Orland Township is also 

committed to the well-being 

of local seniors and offers 

weekly classes to promote 

healthy lifestyles. Classes 

include joints in motion, 

yoga, strong and fit, tai chi, 

knitting, line dancing and 

computer courses, such as 

the Dakim BrainFitness 

class, which is designed 

to improve memory, focus 

and concentration among 

seniors. 

At the Township, seniors 

can also participate 

in valuable and convenient 

seminars, such as senior 

driver safety, Medicare 

information seminar, and 

CPR courses. The Senior 

Citizen Advisory Council 

allows seniors to work in 

part with the Township’s supervisor 

and board of trustees 

to ensure the programs 

and services provided are 

both helpful and enjoyable 

for local older citizens. 

New to Orland Township 

is the Senior Citizen 

Law Enforcement Academy. 

Participants will gain 

a better understanding of 

the responsibilities and duties 

of law enforcement, as 

well as receive advice on 

personal safety and crime 

prevention. Cook County’s 

Sheriff’s officials present 

the six-session academy 

with different speakers to 

provide pertinent information 

on an array of topics. 

The academy classes will 

meet from 10 a.m.-noon 

each Tuesday from May 19 

through June 23. Call (708) 

403-4222 to pre-register. 

Senior American Idol 

tickets will be on sale Feb. 

27. On April 30, guests will 

enjoy a delicious plated dinner 

at Georgio Banquets 

and be entertained by talented 

singing seniors competing 

to be Orland Township’s 

next Senior American Idol. 

All proceeds benefit the Orland 

Township Scholarship 

Foundation. 

Seniors will put on their 

dancing shoes for the Motown 

Dinner Dance from 

5-10 p.m. March 5. After 

enjoying a delicious meal 

from the Orland Chateau, 

seniors will get their groove 

on, dancing to all their Motown 

favorites, including 

hits by James Brown, Al 

Green, Smoky Robinson, 

Aretha Franklin, Diana 

Ross and others. Tickets 

are on sale now at Orland 

Township, 14807 S. Ravinia 

Ave. in Orland Park. 

During the month of May, 

Orland Township celebrates 

Older American’s Month 

with a chock-full of exciting 

events. Each day, a township 

service or something 

new is highlighted to benefit 

the lives of our seniors. 

For seniors who are living 

a more isolated lifestyle, Orland 

Township offers many 

resources to try to get them 

connected. The Township’s 

transportation service offers 

front-door transportation to 

and from the Township and 

medical appointments. 

Orland Township also 

works in part with organizations 

such as PLOWS 

Council on Aging, which 

offers home check-ups and 

services to get older citizens 

active in the community 

once again. 

“We hold our seniors 

close to our hearts at Orland 

Township,” said Supervisor 

Paul O’Grady. “We are happy 

we can provide so many 

helpful services and even 

happier that so many smiling 

faces take advantage of 

what we offer.“ 

From the senior picnics 

to monthly blood pressure 

clinics and total lipid testing, 

Orland Township is a 

place for seniors to embrace 

their age and thrive. 

Orland Township is located 

at 14807 S. Ravinia Ave. 



4222 or visit orlandtown 

ship.org. To stay up to date 

with what’s happening at 

the Township, follow Supervisor 

Paul O’Grady on 

Facebook at facebook.com/ 

OrlandTownshipIL. 

Submitted by Orland Township, 

14807 S. Ravinia Ave. 



4222 or visit orlandtownship. 

org. 

Gnade Insurance here to help navigate Medicare process 

Gary Gnade, owner of 

Gnade Insurance Group, 

makes it his main mission 

to help people through 

the Medicare process. He 

knows how overwhelming 

it is to receive so much 

propaganda on Medicare as 

people approach their 65th 

birthday. He also understands 

how confusing it is to 

try to choose what the right 

plan is for each individual. 

You qualify for Medicare if: 

• You are turning 65 or are 

65 and over; 

• You are at any age with renal 

disease; 

• You are of any age with a 

severe disability; 

• You have been receiving 

Social Security benefits 

for at least 24 months. 

There is an open enrollment 

for Medicare Oct. 15- 

Dec. 7, 2021, where you can 

join or switch to a Medicare 

Advantage plan or Part D 

drug plan; however, if you 

are turning 65 you do not 

need to wait. 

While Gnade Insurance 

Group has been in business 

for more than 30 years, 

Gnade has been doing 

healthcare and Medicare 

supplements for 40 years. 

He started with Medicare 

during his years at Prudential, 

saw how much guidance 

people need through 

the Medicare process and 

knew he wanted to continue 

helping customers navigate 

the program. 

Gnade, along with two 

other employees — Wendy 

Elmlund and Nicole Pagano 

— keep up with certifications 

in order to advise 

about Medicare. The Medicare 

AHIP Certification 

must be taken each year to 

continually make informed 

decisions on Medicare. 

“It is overwhelming to be 

approaching retirement and 

not know what your health 

insurance coverage will be,” 

Gnade said. “Unfortunately, 

consumers are inundated 

with ads, commercials and 

mailings, which can lead 

someone towards a Medicare 

plan that may not be 

the best for them. For something 

like Medicare, it is 

very important to use a broker 

like us that can walk you 

through the process.” 

Submitted by Gnade Insurance 

Group, 219 N. White St. in 

Frankfort. For more information, 

call (815) 464-8800, or 

visit gnadeinsurance.com.



Join Phil & Amy 

from Music & Travel 

Multi-talented husband 

and wife team Phil & Amy 

are well known entertainers 

throughout Chicagoland 

and Illinois as masters 

of music. They have been 

performing popular hits, 

including selections from 

Broadway Shows and 

movies, old familiar standards, 

patriotic tunes, and 

holiday favorites, depending 

on the season. They are 

often joined by their longtime 

musical colleague 

and violinist extraordinaire, 

Jodi. More recently, 

Phil & Amy’s singer/songwriter 

daughter, Lucie, and 

their guitarist son, Luke, 

have made appearances 

in their show. The talent 

is getting passed on to the 

next generation. 

If this has whet your appetite 

for some outstanding 

entertainment, then 

there are opportunities to 

see them this year. You too 

can catch a one- day lunch/ 

show motorcoach or have 

the option of enjoying an 

overnight package at the 

famous Lodge and surroundings. 

In addition to their musical 

repertoire mastery, 

this affable pair host theater 

outings, day excursions, 

and overnight motorcoach 

tours whether it 

be for two or 12 days. For 

2020 they will take groups 

to the Grand Canyon and 

Southwest Canyonlands 

in June. Later in June, St. 

Christopher Tours visits 

one of their favorite treasures, 

Mackinac Island, 

Michigan, The Mackinac 

Bridge, bikes, horses and 

carriages, famous fudge 

and the historic Grand 

Hotel. There’s also a great 

three-day Bavarian geta-way 

to Frankenmuth, 

Michigan, in October that 

includes Bronner’s the 

World’s Largest Christmas 

Wonderland. Looking 

ahead to 2021, plans 

are included for a trip to 

Nashville and Memphis to 

experience country music 

on its home ground. St. 

Christopher Travelers say 

that having the hotel accommodations 

at the Opryland 

Resort were simply 

put, “The best ever!” The 

Grand Ole Opry and so 

many historic sights create 

an American experience 

like none other. 

If you don’t have time 

for an overnight trip, there 

are theater outings, historic 

route trips and so much 

more. Whatever sparks 

your interest, you won’t 

be disappointed. You’ll 

feel like you are one. The 

company of family, dear 

friends, and new friends 

and travelers continue to 

make wonderful memories. 

For further information 

check out their ad and 

visit their website at phil 

namymusic.com. 

Submitted by Colony Productions, 

5348 Forest Trail in 

Oak Forest. For more information, 

visit philnamymusic. 

com. 

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Alvernia Manor Senior Living a 

hidden gem in southwest suburbs 

Is mom living alone? Is the family 

concerned of her safety? Is she 

able to reach out quickly for assistance, 

should something happen? 

Is there worry if dad is taking his 

daily medications as prescribed 

and eating nutritional meals? Is 

the hired home care provider giving 

that special aunt all the care, 

attention and socialization she 

needs and deserves? 

Alvernia Manor Senior Living 

is the “hidden gem” that can ease a 

family’s concerns. The mission of 

this unique senior living community 

is to provide seniors a loving, 

safe and caring home. Alvernia 

Manor has a warm, homey setting, 

its walls brimming of compassion, 

fulfillment and fun. Amenities 

include three daily meals 

plus snacks, staffed healthcare 

services, 24-hour emergency call 

system, housekeeping, furnished 

private rooms, and a calendar full 

of activities and socialization. In 

addition, there are no annuities 

or endowment fees. For over 45 

years, the School Sisters of St. 

Francis of Christ the King and 

their dedicated staff have cared for 

seniors as their own family with 

respect, love and concern. Family 

and friends refer Alvernia Manor 

as their “hidden gem”. 

Alvernia Manor is located on a 

hilltop in the southwest suburb of 

Lemont. With its beautiful bluff 

location, the vivid colors of the 

four seasons are played out annually 

in panoramic view. The Little 

Bit of Heaven pavilion is a favorite 

spot for residents to take in the 

scenery and enjoy the fresh air. 

Residents also have the opportunity 

to enjoy several other secured 

patios or common areas, relax in 

the privacy of their room or spend 

spiritual time in the Chapel. Keeping 

a resident’s body and mind 

healthy and active is the goal the 

Sisters and staff strive for. Games, 

exercise, movies, bingo, best buddy 

visits, shopping trips, entertainment 

and other special outings like 

a trip to Brookfield Zoo are among 

the many activities on Alvernia’s 

monthly activity calendar – definitely 

fun times enjoyed by all. 

Alvernia Manor’s Wellness 

Coordinators and healthcare staff 

ensures residents’ medications are 

dispensed, vitals taken and daily 

health monitored. Fresh meals are 

prepared daily and all housekeeping 

needs attended to. All this adds 

up to no more worries for you. 

In addition, adult day services 

or short term stay are other available 

options for families. Loved 

ones receive the care and recreation 

they need in a safe, loving 

environment while caregivers go 

to work or get a much needed 

break. Whether for a few hours a 

day or a longer period of time, Alvernia 

Manor may be exactly what 

one’s family is looking for. 

Come see all Alvernia Manor 

Senior Living offers. The care, 

charm and beauty are undeniable. 

Submitted by Alvernia Manor Senior 

Living, 13950 Main St. in Lemont. 

For more information, call (630) 

257-7721, or visit alverniamanor.org. 

Deuser 

for State 

Senate 

August Deuser is the 2nd 

Precinct Committeeman in 

Frankfort Township and is 

running for State Senate in 

the 19th District on March 

17. He is running as a 

write-in candidate because 

he was knocked off the 

ballot by the bad guys. August 

was a third-generation 

police officer before he 

went back to the University 

of Illinois an earned his 

teaching degree. He taught 

special education students 

for 25 years while earning 

his master’s in educational 

administration from 

Lewis University. His wife 

of 38 years and their two 

sons also graduated from 

Lewis University. Deuser 

is pro-second amendment, 

pro-life, pro-education and 

pro-police. Visit his website 

at deuser.us. 

Paid for by Citizens for 

August Deuser. 

Submitted by Citizens for 

August Deuser. For more 

information, visit deuser.us. 

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New Lenox-based 

business works to make 

clothes dryers safer 

Hidden buildup in 

clothes dryer vent 

is fire hazard 

DON’T LET YOUR DRYER 

START A 

FIRE! 

Most people know they 

need to clean out their 

dryer lint tray between 

each cycle, but what lurks 

behind the wall is just as 

important for safety and 

avoiding fire traps, as well 

as fully efficient dryer performance. 

Joe Enzenberger, 

owner of Dryer Vent 

Wizard, opened his New 

Lenox-based business in 

2009. 

Lint is the villain — 

lint that has been allowed 

to build up and linger too 

long in the dryer exhaust 

vent. 

It is estimated by the 

U.S. Consumer Product 

Safety Commission and 

the U.S. Fire Administration 

that 15,500 fires associated 

with clothes dryers 

occur annually. These fires 

account for an average of 

20 deaths, 370 injuries and 

more than $88 million in 

property damage. 

“Failure to clean the 

dryer vent” was the leading 

factor cited in U.S. Fire 

Administration reports. 

“It is something very 

few people know about or 

think about,” said Enzenberger, 

whose company 

specializes in dryer vent 

cleaning, repair, alteration 

and installation. “It is 

the leading cause of dryer 

fires.” 

Lint accumulation also 

can cause dryers to stop 

working or to work inefficiently. 

A dryer vent 

clogged with lint can add 

as much as $18 to $24 per 

month to energy costs. 

“Improper venting 

causes problems, as well,” 

he said. “The dryer exhaust 

duct and connections 

should be made of rigid 

metal or semi-rigid metal 

and secured with metal 

heat-resistant tape rather 

than duct tape. I often find 

plastic or foil accordiontype 

material, which can 

easily trap lint and is more 

susceptible to kinks and 

crushing.” 

Warning signs include: 

• Clothes are taking more 

than one cycle to dry, especially 

jeans & towels. 

• No lint visible on lint 

screen. 

• Dryer repeatedly stops 

during a cycle. 

• Clothes have moldy 

smell after dry cycle. 

• Clothes are very hot after 

a dry cycle. 

• The top of your dryer hot 

to the touch while running. 

• There’s excess lint left on 

your clothing. 

“This has been a consumer 

education process, 

but it’s hard to get the 

word out,” Enzenberger 

said. “Most don’t call until 

they have a serious problem 

with their dryer.” 

He suggests people 

treat clothes dryers as a 

household item in need of 

regular maintenance. Consumers 

can protect dryer 

performance and promote 

safety by cleaning the lint 

screen between each use, 

ensuring the connection 

between the dryer and 

wall is made of compliant 

material and remains 

un-kinked, and having the 

dryer exhaust duct cleaned 

regularly. Dryer manufacturers 

recommend inspection 

and cleaning at least 

annually. 

Now is the perfect time 

to have an inspection and 

cleaning of clothes dryers 

and dryer vent systems. 

Another important tip: 

Never let your clothes dryer 

run when you are out of 

the house or asleep. 


visit dryerventwizard.com 

or call (815) 215-2090. 

Submitted by Dryer Vent Wizard. 


call (815) 215-2090, or visit 

dryerventwizard.com. 

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to dry your clothes, then you may have a 

fire hazard in your vent. 

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FOR THREE YEARS IN A ROW!!! 

WHAT MAKES TINLEY COURT DIFFERENT THAN ALL THE REST? 

Tinley Court offers a Unique Lifestyle of Catered Senior Living 

All Residents monthly fees include: 

• 3 Chef Prepared meals served to you by professional wait staff 

• Full Daily activity program which includes entertainment & trips 

• Wellness Center offering podiatry, therapy, x-ray, lab, hearing 

& dental services without having to leave the building 

• Weekly housekeeping 

• Utilities 

• Library, chapel, café, beauty/barber shop 

• Walking distance to Tinley Park shops & restaurants 

• Veteran’s Financial Assistance available 

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OF YOUR MONTHLY 

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WHAT DOES “CATERED 

SENIOR LIVING” MEAN? 

It means we understand that each person 

has unique needs and wants. At Tinley 

Court those needs and wants will be met 

with dignity, respect and support. 

Tinley Court strives to nurture individuality with a sense of purpose in 

hopes of enriching one’s life. We offer a support system like no other senior 

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