1. TOUCHMARK ON SADDLE DRIVE
THE{FULL}LIFE
June 2014
Public invited to Lunch ’n Learn Series
Family and friends celebrated Mother’s Day with a Springtime Afternoon Tea. They wore their best spring
hat and outfit and enjoyed a variety of tea sandwiches, scones, and confections with a classic cup of tea
served in a dainty cup.
The next session in the series—Staging and
Prepping Your Home to Sell—is Tuesday, June
10 at 11 am.
Real estate expert Sandy Kokoruda will share
tips on how to present a home and will show how
these adjustments can help sell a home quickly
and for the best price. There will be time for
questions after the presentation.
The no-charge event includes lunch, but people
need to call to RSVP by Friday, June 6. (Tours
available upon request.)
The final two sessions are June 24 and July 8.
The next June session is Making Choices in the
Downsizing Process with organizing specialist
Donna Tennison of Trio Estate Sales. On July 8,
Touchmark Life Enrichment/Wellness Director
Nanette Holmes and a Touchmark Resident
Panel will present Changing the Way We Age.
Raise your teacup!
3. CAPTURING DELIGHT{FULL} MOMENTS
Research on cognition and memory is finding that people
who participate in more mentally stimulating activities
have a slower rate of decline in memory (Wilson, et al,
2013, Journal of Neurology). Apps and websites like
Fit Brains, Lumosity, Tetris, Sudoku2 all work on your
computer, tablet device, or smart phone. Touchmark
recently conducted a webinar with team members
that covered cutting-edge ideas for activities and cognitive stimulation. We now are working to develop
programming throughout Touchmark communities that takes advantage of this technology for enhancing
memory.
If you own or intend to purchase a computer, tablet, or smart phone and would like to participate in learning
how to use it, please let us know. Also, if you have a favorite website or app that helps build the brain, please
send an email to FullLife@Touchmark.com. Let’s learn together what can benefit all of us as we exercise our
brains and boost memory.
Do you have a computer, iPad, or smart phone?
Brian Pryor
Executive Vice President
The Touchmark Easter Egg Hunt helped raise money for the Angel Fund, which assists school children
with needed classroom supplies and clothing. Touchmark donated $650 to the nonprofit. For the event,
residents prepared more than 6,000 Easter eggs filled with various prizes for children to find throughout
the Touchmark property. The families attending also received a lunch, and many contributed to the Angel
Fund. Touchmark on Saddle Drive and Mountain West Bank cosponsored the annual Easter Egg Hunt and
lunch.