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February 2015
9300 Messinger Lane • Collegedale, TN 37363 • (423) 396-4700
Intergenerational Fun
Winnie the Pooh Birthday Party
Family Day
February 12, 2015
3 - 4:30 p.m.
Lantern at Morning Pointe
of Collegedale Team
Executive Director
Larry Griffin
Business Officer Manager
Sandra Wheelous
Resident Services Director
Tommie Westfield
Program Director
Dawn Dunn
Maintenance Director
Robbie Horvath
Food Services Director
Monica McHugh
Receptionist
Kathy Wilkey
Wallace A. Smith
Kindergarten Classes
Residents of The Lantern at
Morning Pointe Alzheimer's and
Memory Care Center of
Excellence in Collegedale
gathered with students at
Wallace A. Smith Elementary
School to celebrate the birthday
of Winnie the Pooh. Winnie along
with the residents handed out
books and treats for all in Lauri
Toth, Beth LaRosam, Nancy Oaks,
and Shellie Gibson's classes.
Pictured are Evelyn Delaney,
Shirley Millisor, Stewart
McChesney, Emma Johnson,
Laurie Toth and Beth LaRosa.
FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS
Novella 2/15
Winnie 2/17
Marcela 2/29
Susie 2/14
Congratulations on 62 years!
Lee and Martha Lawson still in love
The Lantern is partnering with
Girls, Inc., of Chattanooga, a
national organization noted for its
widely acclaimed informal
education programs for all girls
ages 6-18. Our goal is to raise
$500 by the end of March.
Please help make a difference by
purchasing a flower for your
loved one for Valentine's Day.
Free Deliveries
Flower: $5.00
Please place order by Febr. 9
Let's Sing From Memory
Bring your loved one suffering
from memory problems to sing
familiar old songs with other care
givers and their loved ones.
10-11:30, 2nd and 4th Tuesday of
each month.
Christ United Methodist Church
Larry's Lines
Scottish Rite Honor
Homeschool Ministry
The newly established Chattanooga
First Seventh-day Adventist Church
“Foundations of Faith Homeschool
Ministry” sang Christmas carols that
some little tikes are just learning but
are golden classics for the seniors.
Larry Griffin & fam
Executive Director
We made it through a
beautiful holiday season.
Our staff did a great job
making this time a festive
one for our residents and
I want to thank each one
for their efforts. During
this cold and flu season,
care needs to be taken
to help guard our
residents from these
viruses. If you have a
cold, cough or fever
please refrain from
visiting until you recover.
We encourage you to
visit, but please be
cautious during flu
season.
Congrats to our
employees of the month
Linda and Karen!
Valley of Chattanooga
Wade's nephew Fred and Masons
Wade's friends gathered for a special
time of recognition for his 45 years of
service in the Valley of Atlanta Rite. He
has been a 32nd degree Scottish Rite
member since 1969. The cake they
brought was appreciated by all.
Trousdale School
Chattanooga First SDA
Foundations of Faith
The women fell all over again for Elvis
Presley as they danced with him to his
famous music. DJ Robin Wooten spun
the tunes while many other volunteers
including Dave Wooten as Elvis, Mel
Vandergriff with neice Danielle
Holland and The Halsteads joined in.
Cleveland, TN
Volunteers at The Lantern
Linda Strom, LPN
Karen Weekly, RA
Beautiful music with a sing-along and
ensembles of Hollywood and Broadway
selections by The Trousdale School in
Cleveland. Trousdale School serves
high functioning adults with intellectual
disabilities.
Elvis is in the House!
Celebrating his 80th birthday
Visitors
Tommie Lea Braley
Tommie and David
Young and in Love
SAU Public Relations
Professor Ball and Students
Tommie has always loved to clean or
“keep house” as she always said. She
loved shopping and took many trips
with her family. Tommie loves her
family and has four granddaughters,
one grandson and eight greatgrandchildren.
Erlanger Hospital Staff Nurse
Labor and Delivery R.N.
Tommie Lea Braley was born August
14, 1935 and raised in the Harrison
area. She was the oldest of three
children and the only girl. Tommie met
David E. Braley and they married in
1955 after his discharge from the navy.
Together they had four daughters.
The first three daughters were so close
in age that people wondered if they
were triplets when they were all
together. Tommie started LPH training
when the youngest started school.
Then in 1965, a 4th daughter was born.
While she worked as an LPN, she went
back to school to earn an RN degree.
She worked various places, one as
director of Home Health of East
Tennessee. She retired from Erlanger
Medical Center.
Tommie has always been a role model
in her community. She has
encouraged and supported whoever
needed her assistance.
SAU Flute Ensemble
Dr. Small and students
E. Ridge Grand Squares
Star Twirlers, Fri. Nite Live
Tommie's Family
Happy Times
She has always been determined to
reach her goals and many youg
females have realized their dreams
because of her example.
Girl Scouts Troop 41556
Monica Woods and troop
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9300 Messinger Lane • Collegedale, TN 37363
For Generations To Come®
Never a dull moment with our residents, families, staff, Home Health, Peggy Bell, Tierny studio, Halsteads, Starrs,
Basil Clark, Dr. Primm and staff, Dasha, Nita and Matthew Baker, Jim Bowers, Winnie and Danny Ottinger as Santa.