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The Pinecone

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September 2016

ON THE PINECONE COVER

September signifies the end of summer

and the last national holiday (Labor

Day) until Thanksgiving. September

for Kirby Pines, is especially significant,

because it is the month we celebrate our

anniversary.

Thirty-three years of service to older

adults is truly a feat that could not

have happened without the support of

residents and their families, employees

and our Board of Directors. These

individuals make up the team that

allows Kirby Pines to rank among the

largest and more successful life care

retirement communities in the country;

and allows Kirby Pines to continuously

be voted the Memphis Most! In fact,

Kirby Pines is the only retirement

community in the tristate area to have

won the Memphis Most Award every

year since its inception. We are so

grateful for this blessing from the

readers of the Commercial Appeal who

continue to vote for Kirby Pines yearly.

To celebrate our thirty-third anniversary

and the Lighting of the Lake ceremony,

many employees will put forth the extra

effort to ensure that residents and guests

alike get special treatment on Saturday,

September 10th. Each year a theme

We Are Memphis Most

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

and color are selected, and this year the

theme is Blessed and the color is Aqua.

Both the theme and color are certain

to add a feeling of warmth within our

hearts and a smile to everyone’s face.

The color aqua is said to bring balance

to work, home and play and to have a

healing quality that soothes our soul

and creates an instant sense of home

and belonging.

So make plans now to join us for this

celebration! The food and company that

follow the event is the start of another

great year at Kirby Pines Estates.

“Within moments of being born, most

babies receive the first four gifts of

life: eye contact; a smile; a hug; and

food. This is also the principle of

hospitality for Kirby Pines Retirement

Community”

Michael

Escamilla,

Executive

Director,

Kirby Pines

September is always a special month at

Kirby Pines, mainly because it marks the

anniversary of Kirby Pines - this being

our 33rd - but this year is even bigger

after being voted the Best Retirement

Community in The Commercial Appeal

Kirby Pines and Charlie Trammell - AWinning Combination

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

Michélle Trammell-Vincent

Senior Vice President, RCA

Mack Williamson

Vice President of Operations, RCA

Tim Cox

Vice President of Finance, RCA

David Moreland

Vice President of Sales & Marketing

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

Mike Abutineh, M.D.

Medical Director

Linda Huston

Director of Accounting

Don Johnson

Chaplain

Cheryl Grimes

Life Enhancement Director

Daniel Longstreth

Director of Environmental Services

Chuck Neeley

Director of Maintenance

Mark Simpson

Director of Dining Services

Mike Rayder

Director of Grounds & Landscaping

Calvin Sims

Director of Security

This magazine is produced by

R.C.A.

6465 N. Quail Hollow Rd., Suite 400

Memphis, TN 38120, 901-794-2598

Electronic version of The Pinecone

is available at

www.kirbypines.com

newspaper’s annual Memphis Most

competition for the 10th year in a row!

A lot of our success is largely due to

our tireless RCA President, Charles S.

Trammell, Jr., who appears on our front

cover and featured on Page 8.

On September 23, 1982, the ground breaking ceremony for Kirby Pines Estates

was held on the 40-acre farm site for the newly proposed retirement community.