Resident´s Birthdays
Lynn B 3/06Janice M. 3/06Adam W. 3/09Eleanor A. 3/13Mary “KiKi” B. 3/18
Staff's Birthdays
Megan Batemon 3/12Regina Flynn 3/12Naomi Escobar 3/14Sharon Scotland 3/14Duran Gayle 3/22Chastity Johnson 3/28Zonesla Ward “Zoe” 3/28Stacyann Waller 3/29
Events Spotlight
3/8 @ 11:30
Cracker Barrel lunch outing
3/8 @ 5:15PM
Senda Restauracion Kids
3/14 @ 10:30AM
Dementia Live-Virtual event with Trinity Hospice
3/15 @ 2:00PM- St Patrick’s Day party
3/22 @ 11:30- La Cocina lunch outing
3/22 @ 3:30PM- Happy hour with Glenn Hayes
3/28 @ 4PM- Easter Eggstravaganza
Associate of the Month
Daonnie Glover
Let us take a moment to recognize and celebrate Daonnie G as our March Employee of the Month. Since joining our company in 2019 as a housekeeper, she has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence. Her work has been nothing short of fantastic, and it is a testament to her dedication and work ethic. Not only has she excelled in her role as a CNA for our community, but she has also shown remarkable versatility and adaptability. No matter the task at hand, she goes above and beyond to ensure it is completed with the utmost precision and attention to detail. When Daonnie is away from work you will find her crocheting, reading, gardening or watching her favorite TV shows Yellowstone or Hawaii Five-0.
Alongside her outstanding individual performance, she has proven to be an invaluable team player. Dae’s willingness to collaborate and support her colleagues has not gone unnoticed. Her contributions help foster a strong and cohesive team environment, which has a positive impact on the entire Legacy Ridge at Brookstone community.
We would like to express our deepest gratitude for her hard work and unwavering dedication. Her commitment to excellence serves as an inspiration to us all, and we are fortunate to have her as part of our team.
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Grand Canyon
Designated a national monument in 1908; President Woodrow Wilson made Grand Canyon a national park to protect the land and the resources within it in 1919.
Grand Canyon
National Park
A world-famous natural attraction located in Arizona,
the park covers 1.2 million acres of land.
A message from our ED
Greetings Family Members,
Once again, I would like to thank those that completed our annual Resident/Family Satisfaction Survey. After reviewing the survey with my Leadership Team, the main areas of concern identified are management/staff communication with family members, staff turnover, and activities for residents that reside in our Memory Care Community.
Performance Improvement Plans/Action Plans have been implemented to improve on noted areas of concern. As this year progresses, I would appreciate your feedback to see if we are making improvements in noted areas of concern. As always, thank you for entrusting us with caring for your loved one(s).
If you have any pending concerns that need to be addressed, please feel free to email me at hlangston@legacyridgebrookstone.com or contact me by phone at 770-423-0080.
Sincerely,
Hudie Langston, Executive Director
Office Hours
Monday- Friday ………………………..8:30a.m. – 5:00p.pm.
Saturday …………………………………10:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
Sunday …………………………………..10:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
Leadership Team
Hudie LangstonExecutive Director
Lisa JackartSales & Marketing Director
Linda LucasHealth & Wellness Director
Stacey WheelerBusiness Office Manager
Jamie Hatfield
Lifestyle Director
Shawn BrownDining Services Director
Brandon SmithDirector of Environmental Services
Rosalinda PhaganResident Care Coordinator
World Poetry Day
World Poetry Day, initiated by UNESCO in 1999, arrives on March 21 to honor globally the artistry and diversity of poetry. It pays homage to poets who craft words into emotion, images, and storytelling, transcending boundaries and enriching human experiences.
You can mark the occasion by sharing favorite poems with friends or family, attending poetry readings or events, or even trying your hand at writing a short poem. Dive into different poetic styles, from traditional sonnets to modern spoken word, exploring the richness of expression they offer. You might also support local poets or poetry organizations, sharing their work on social media or attending their performances. Whether you choose to write, read, or listen to poetry performed, World Poetry Day invites us to immerse ourselves in the beauty and power of words.
Dementia Training by Trinity Hospice
We Would love to bring to your attention an opportunity to participate in a dementia live training session organized by Trinity Hospice. This training offers a deep dive into cognitive impairment and sensory changes, providing valuable insights for care partners and family members.
By attending, you will not only gain a better understanding of dementia but also leave with practical tools to make a positive impact in your roles. Snacks will be provided during the session for your comfort.
If you’re interested in joining this immersive experience, please reach out to Cheryl, our concierge, to sign up. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your caregiving skills and support for loved ones dealing with cognitive challenges.
Grand Canyon
The Hopi Tribe considers the Grand Canyon a gateway to afterlife. There are over 1,000 caves within the park’s territory with only 335 being documented.
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The Perfect Pair
Feeling hungry? March 23 is Chip and Dip Day. This ultimate snack and party pairing has come a long way since chips and salsa. Often, the dip is the exciting element of the duo: creamy ranch made with sour cream, dill, garlic, and dried onions. Or guacamole with fresh avocados, garlic, onion, tomatoes, a dash of cayenne, and a squirt of lime. For a change of pace, try hummus, spinach with artichokes, or a white bean spread.
Although it may be taken for granted, the chip is more than just a vehicle for the dip. Corn, potato, and baked pita chips provide a satisfying crunch. Sometimes you don’t need a chip at all. Toasted slices of Italian bread are the perfect base for bruschetta. If you really want to impress a crowd, wow them with cheese fondue. The cheese is spectacular,but equally delicious are the sausage, bread, apples, and veggies for dipping.
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Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon was formed over millions of years as the Colorado River and its tributaries carved their way through layers of rock, creating a canyon that is over a mile deep and up to 18 miles wide in some places.
Resident of the Month
Yvonne Harpe
We are delighted to introduce you to our remarkable March resident of the month – Yvonne H. Let us take a moment to celebrate her incredible journey and be inspired by her unwavering spirit.
Yvonne, a devoted wife of 42 years, is a true embodiment of love and commitment. Alongside her loving husband, she raised two beautiful children and has been blessed with four precious grandchildren. Her dedication to building a strong and loving family is truly awe-inspiring. Yvonne worked in a bank before embracing her role as a homemaker, devoting her time and energy to nurturing her family. Her selflessness and endless support towards her loved ones serve as a shining example of the profound impact one person can make. Beyond her role as a caregiver, Yvonne has cultivated a passion for tending to her garden, finding solace in the beauty of nature. Her nurturing nature extends further as she takes joy in feeding the birds, creating a harmonious environment for our feathered friends. Additionally, Yvonne’s fondness for jigsaw puzzles showcases her determination and patience in piecing together life’s intricate challenges.
In celebrating Yvonne’s achievements, we are reminded that life’s greatest joys lie in the simple moments and the love we share with others. Her story teaches us the importance of commitment, selflessness, and finding solace in the things we are truly passionate about.Let us reach out to Yvonne, congratulate her on being our resident of the month, and express our gratitude for the inspiration she brings to our community. Together, let’s continue to support and uplift one another, celebrating the uniqueness and strength we each possess.
Wishing you all a joyful and inspired month ahead!
One of Emily’s favorite travel experiences growing up was getting to travel across the country by train with her parents. She also enjoyed spending summers with family. Reunions, camping, family picnics overlooking the Mississippi River at Eagle Point Park in Clinton and visiting Chicago are some of her favorite memories. She enjoys lots of activities including bowling, puzzles, birdwatching, baking club, playing cards, and sewing. On Christmas she always made sure she sewed everyone a pair of matching pajamas. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being awesome and putting a smile on everyone’s face.
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