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The Pinecone

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March 2015

Kirby Pines Retirement Community

is managed by

BOARD OF D I R ECTOR S

Dr. James Latimer, Chairman

Mr. Rudy Herzke, President

Mr. Berry Terry, Secretary/Treasurer

Mr. Larry Braughton Rev. Richard Coons

Mr. Jim Ethridge Dr. Fred Grogan

Ms. Mary Ann Hodges

Mr. Boyd Rhodes, Jr.

RCA S TA F F

Charlie Trammell

President, RCA

K I RBY P I NE S S TA F F

Michael Escamilla

Executive Director, Kirby Pines

Annette Marlar

Director of Medical Services and HR

Lyle Bohlman, M.D.

Medical Director

Linda Huston

Director of Accounting

Don Johnson

Chaplain

Cheryl Grimes

Director of Activities/Social Events

Daniel Longstreth

Director of Environmental Services

Chuck Neeley

Director of Maintenance

Patrick O’Brien

Director of Dining Services

Mike Rayder

Director of Grounds & Landscaping

Calvin Sims

Director of Security

Faye Smith

Director of Transportation

This magazine is produced by

R.C.A.

Marketing Department located at

6465 N. Quail Hollow Rd., Suite 400

Memphis, TN 38120, 901-794-2598

sales.info@kirbypines.com

Electronic version of

The Pinecone is

available at

www.kirbypines.com

ON THE PINECONE COVER

Spring is finally here! At least it will

be here officially on March 20, 2015.

It will be a true joy to have warmer

weather, a nice breeze on a bright sunny

day, and to see the budding of trees

on our beautiful Kirby Pines campus.

In fact, the beauty of our campus will

make the additional six weeks of winter

Punxsutawney Phil predicted seem

worth it. The sight of daffodils, irises,

and azaleas in bloom will be a treat for

all of us to enjoy. In fact, one of the

first nice warm days of spring will be

the perfect time to take a stroll outside

along the many walkways, as new

blades of green grass come up.

Speaking of green, get ready for

a fun-filled day as we celebrate St.

Patrick’s Day with good Irish food in

the dining room, and the “wearing of

the green” by residents and staff.

Maybe one of us will even be lucky

enough to find the elusive “pot of gold”,

that one of the little people has hidden

at the end of the rainbow after one of

the spring rainfalls.

Spring Is In The Air

a t K i r b y P i n e s

Spring is also a good time to clear

out your closets of stuff no longer used

or needed, and to give those items to a

local charity. Kirby has been collecting

unwanted eye glasses for several years

now, and these always go to use as they

are repurposed and given to individuals

in need. If you have any eye glasses you

want to donate, there is a donation box

for them in the mail room. When doing

your spring-cleaning, don’t forget to

check your storage bins for those items

packed away and forgotten. After all,

Easter will be here the first week in

April, and you will need that extra

space in your closet for your entry into

our annual Easter Hat Contest.

Spring is definitely here! So get your

green clothes out of the closet and get

ready for a joyful month of springtime

festivities at Kirby Pines.

Michael

Escamilla,

Executive

Director,

Kirby Pines

Since the Oscars were just last

week, we decided to pay tribute to

Our Favorite Movies! (see page 8). We

asked our residents their favorites and

we decided to recreate a few posters

from those chosen with the help and

humor of our wonderful residents.

The Sound of Music was the true

winner and thanks to Jacqueline

Besteman’s, “Maria”, on our front

cover, Kirby is Alive with the Sound

of Music to celebrate the movie’s 50th

Anniversary.

On the back cover is “Our Fair

Lady”, Cathy Church, channeling Eliza

Doolittle. We think “She Could Have

Danced All Night” in that outfit!

Ki rby Pines Goes To The Movies

New Resident Jim Smith makes

a fabulous “Private Ryan”