OCT NOV 2021 FCLIFE

NOVEMBER 2021 edition Highlighting the news and events of OCTOBER 2021.

SANDY AND BILL GLASSMAN are extremely happy and proud of their 18 year old granddaughter, Emily Kantrozitz. She was one of the 16 qualifiers for the state of Missouri tennis singles champion- ship. Held in Springfield where Sandy and Bill watched, Emily won to be in the final match. She won first set 6 - 0, next set was down 0 - 4 and came back to win next 6 games to be declared CHAMPION. Emily resides in St. Louis and will be attending Emory University in the fall.

The Homefront column is designed to inform our members where in the community our new residents are living and other residences they may have. It also keeps up with our present members who have stayed in the community but moved to new dwellings. Of course we always wish our members who are moving out of the community good luck wherever their travels take them. We wish all our new members many happy healthy days at the Creek and both our new and established members good luck in their new address. WE WELCOME: KAREN and DARRYL SCOTT WEISS who purchased David and Myrna Leven ” s home on Burgundy Drive North. Darryl is a soon to be retired Dermatologist. They also have a residence in Fair Lawn, New Jersey.

MONIQUE and ALAN GUROCK purchased a home on Le

Havre Drive from Sandra Shulman. They will be full time

residents. Gentlemen, Alan has a 9 golf handicap!

DR. DONNA and LOUIS MANDERINO purchased Bob and Loretta Lifton’s home on Rivoli Drive. They also will be full time residents. Donna is a Veterinarian, loves dogs and horses and anything related to them. They own a Golden Retriever. Louis is an active Senior Vice President Credit Officer at Valley National Bank moving here from New Jersey.

TO OPEN THEIR SEASON, THE VOLUNTEER MATCH PROGRAM is holding a clean your closets drive benefitting the Lord’s Place, on Monday, November

15th from 8 am to 12 noon. This is their sixth season who also virtually work with schools and the Literacy Coalition. Also please no trucks are allowed to come to the homes. All goods to be delivered to the sales office, (old Bank building) parking lot. This building is where the POA office is now housed.

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A column highlighting members or their families in the news.

On September 1, 2004, Hurricane Frances was

on its way to Palm Beach gardens and at Frenchman ’ s Creek, we were moving our pets and bedding into the clubhouse to await this massive category 4 storm with winds up to 145 MPH. For most of us there was no privacy, but for WENDY and DICK ADLER ’ S family, there was a private office because they were bringing In a less than one day old baby boy grandson and his family. Now skip forward 17 years to The October, 2021 issue of Palm Beach Illustrated and meet 17 year old JAKE ZUR. It ’ s been about a year since Jake was

diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Mixing technology with his diagnosis was a no brainer for Jake, who plans to major in computer science in college and has spent his summer as a programming data analysis intern at Jupiter ’ s Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience. Unfortunately, a breakfast doughnut was no longer a treat but something to manage his sugars. Spreadsheets and documentation of all he would eat took way too long, so the senior at Benjamin School decided to build his own app which he calls “ SWEETSPOT: THE DIABETES MANAGER. ” It is available free on the Apple App Store and offers 3 functions: a carb calculator, a glucose log and a meal planner. Jake hopes that others will be empowered to manage their blood sugars and that the app will help them find their own Sweetspot.

BETH ELGORT has spent her adult life advocating for others as a social worker, educator and nutrition expert. She is now the founder of the non - profit MIND, MUSIC AND MOVEMENT FOUNDATION for NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS– which she originally created to help her husband, 76 year old STEVE, who was diagnosed 15 years ago with Parkinson ’ s Disease. Her dream was to create a center that is a nurturing, safe environment where people can socialize and feel comfortable taking classes to improve their neuro - plasticity and movement. For someone with a neurologi- cal disorder , a holistic approach is needed– one that

combines diet, lifestyle, and supportive therapies including physical and speech therapy. Whether it is Alzheimer ’ s dementia or Parkinson ’ s disease, research shows that singing helps improve voice strength and the act of breathing as well as diction and memory, says Beth. The Foundation also offers dance, yoga, boxing, art and nutrition among others.

By bobbe wiener from article appearing in October 12, 2021 PALM Beach Post

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In Loving Tribute

SYBIL JAYSON who lived at 3163 Miro Drive North and was a member since 1987. Our heartfelt sympathies to her beloved husband, Kenneth, and their family.

CAROLE BERKOW who lived at 13392 Provence Drive and was a member since 1989. Our heartfelt condolences to her sister, Virginia, her brother, Danny and their families. .

NANETTE REINER who lived at 3334 Degas Drive West and was a member since 1993. Our heartfelt sympathies to her family.

DR. NORMANATKIN who lived at 13614 Verde Drive and was a member since 1987. Our heartfelt sympathies to his family and his long time companion, Joan Schwartzman.

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