April

Legacy Reserve at Old Town Newsletter

8601 Queen Bee Drive, Columbus, GA 31909

April 1st 2025

Around the world with Atlas - April 2025 - Greece

Resident´s Birthdays

April 6th Bonnie Cannie
April 8th Reata Manning
April 12th Glenda Jernigan
April 17th Joan Lynch

Month's Celebrations

April 1st April Fool’s Day
April 20th Easter

Events Spotlight

April 15th Office Olympics
April 24th An Evening in Athens Toga Party Dinner in McCullers

Meet Harry and Lori

Harry and Lori Weitzel have been residents of Legacy Reserve for nearly 3 years. They are from Newark, New Jersey and are from the same town as Whitney Houston. Their son found Legacy Reserve for them, and they are so glad he did. “We have made wonderful friendships. It’s great! We don’t worry about cooking, cleaning, or keeping up a home. We just enjoy ourselves. I would recommend Legacy Reserve to everyone!”

Greek Heritage

Alexa play "Conquest of Paradise" from "Vangelis"

“Conquest of Paradise“ is a musical composition by Greek Composer Vangelis, created for the 1992 film 1492: Conquest of Paradise directed by Ridley Scott. The film depicts Christopher Columbus’ journey to the New World, and Vangelis’ score perfectly captures the sense of adventure, discovery, and grandeur.

Molding Masterpieces

Legacy residents traveled to Hot Glass Academy in Americus, GA to attend a glass blowing demonstration. Glass blowing is a unique and engaging activity that provides a creative outlet for self-expression, promotes mental acuity, and enhances hand-eye coordination. Additionally, the intricate process of manipulating molten glass helps to improve dexterity and fine motor skills, making it an excellent therapeutic tool for seniors. It was a mind-blowing experience, and we can’t wait to return!

Greek Heritage
Around the World with Atlas

Greece, the cradle of Western civilization, is a land where ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture come together. From the awe-inspiring ruins of the Acropolis of Athens, where the Parthenon stands as a symbol of classical Greece, to the mystical sanctuary of Delphi, once considered the center of the world in ancient times, Greece is rich in heritage and mystical past.

The whitewashed cliffs of Santorini showcase Mediterranean charm. Whether exploring ancient ruins, sun-drenched islands, or dramatic landscapes, Greece captivates with its timeless beauty and profound legacy.

Resident Bee of the Month

James Gary Parmer AKA "Fish"

“Fish” as James is affectionately called was born and raised in Woodland, Alabama. He was married and has one daughter and two grandchildren. He was nicknamed Fish years ago by coworkers who knew he loved to go fishing. Fish worked in maintenance for over forty years. His favorite part about Legacy Reserve is the convenience of everything. There is always something to do. He also loves making new friends. His goal for this year is to continue to take life one day at a time.

St. Patty's Day Bash

Our residents had a blast at our St. Patrick’s Day Bash with returning crowd favorite, DJ Perrin “Doc” Alford. Residents enjoyed a signature green punch, green beer, and other green St. Patrick’s Day treats. Legacy residents always find their pot of gold as it is in the hearts of the friendly faces all around.

Legacy's Lifelong Learners

In order to maintain mental sharpness and agility, it is crucial for individuals to engage in activities that stimulate the mind on a regular basis. One effective tip for keeping minds active is to participate in lifelong learning opportunities such as attending workshops or seminars related to a person’s personal interests. Additionally, engaging in problem-solving activities like crossword puzzles, Sudoku, or brain teasers can help improve cognitive abilities and memory retention. Legacy resident, Reata Manning enjoys doing search and find puzzles daily. Incorporating daily routines that challenge the brain can contribute to increased cognitive functioning over time. Overall, staying mentally active through continuous learning and challenging activities is essential for maintaining mental acuity and preventing cognitive decline.

Ancient Greeks

Pythagoras ( around 570 – 495 BC) was more than just a mathematician; he was a philosopher, mystic, and the founder of a secretive brotherhood that combined mathematics with spirituality. During his lifetime, he was considered almost a demi-god, a man who had mastered body, mind, and soul. His influence extended beyond mathematics—his teachings formed a strict, almost religious society that studied numbers, music, and philosophy.

Beyond numbers, Pythagoras made key discoveries in music theory, realizing that harmonious sounds are based on simple numerical ratios. His fascination with mathematics led him to view the world as a structured, mathematical entity. Some of the most beautiful words and concepts are linked to him:
Mathematics, Philosophy, Cosmos, and Harmony.

What’s the Smartest Healthcare Move Seniors Are Making Right Now?

Most people think of healthcare as something you turn to when there’s a problem—a doctor’s visit when you feel unwell, a prescription after a diagnosis, …

Rediscovering Love After 70s, Love Doesn’t Retire

February 10, 2025 No Comments

Many people assume that romance naturally slows down with age, but research suggests otherwise. According to a study published in The Journals of Gerontology, older ...

Recipe Spotlight:

Classic Greek Salad (Horiatiki)

Ingredients:
4 ripe tomatoes, cut into wedges
1 cucumber, sliced
1 small red onion, thinly sliced
1 green bell pepper, sliced
½ cup olives (dark or green)
1 block of feta cheese (about 200g)
3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 tbsp red wine vinegar (optional)
1 tsp dried oregano
Salt and black pepper to taste
Crusty bread (for serving)

Directions:
In a large bowl, combine the tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, and bell pepper.
Add the olives and gently toss everything together. Place the block of feta cheese on top of the salad. Drizzle with extra virgin olive oil and red wine vinegar (if using). Sprinkle with dried oregano, salt, and black pepper. Serve immediately with crusty bread on the side.

Associate Bee of the Month

Chef Antrovious Ferguson

Antrovious was born and raised in Warm Springs, GA. He attended Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Tucker, GA. He has been married for ten years and has three children. Chef Trovi has experience in catering, marketing, food dietician, and business consulting. He has been at Legacy for four months. He was drawn to Legacy by the strong, driven attitudes of fellow Legacy employees. He learned that same driven motivated behavior from his grandmother who owned a home healthcare business. His goal for this year is to help create a strong consistent team throughout our community.

Now Offering Assisted Living One Bedrooms at Legacy

CONTACT US NOW !

April

Legacy Reserve at Old Town Newsletter

8601 Queen Bee Drive, Columbus, GA 31909

April 1st 2025

Around the world with Atlas - April 2025 - Greece

Resident´s Birthdays

Month's Celebrations

Events Spotlight

Meet Harry and Lori

Greek Heritage

Alexa play "Conquest of Paradise" from "Vangelis"

Molding Masterpieces

Greek Heritage Around the World with Atlas

Resident Bee of the Month

James Gary Parmer AKA "Fish"

St. Patty's Day Bash

Legacy's Lifelong Learners

Ancient Greeks

More Articles

What’s the Smartest Healthcare Move Seniors Are Making Right Now?

Rediscovering Love After 70s, Love Doesn’t Retire

Share our good news:

Recipe Spotlight:

Classic Greek Salad (Horiatiki)

Associate Bee of the Month

Chef Antrovious Ferguson

Olympic Mascots

Collaborators

Susan Stephens

Kimberly Fearson

Our Team

Visit Us

(706) 940-4432

About

Let's Connect