We ended the month with a Halloween Party. We played spooky music and had snacks. The residents really enjoyed themselves!

The staff dressed up all week. Monday-black and orange day Tuesday- Tacky Tuesday Wednesday- Decade Day Thursday- Disney Day Friday- Twin Day Most of our staff got super creative this week and of course the residents loved it.

We finished the month with our last holiday craft! We painted mason jars green, drew a face and gave the witch wild hair. We can't wait to see what crafts we do in November.

After, we painted pumpkins. The resident lined up and passed out candy to all the kids. They loved seeing all the amazing costumes.

We held our Halloween bash on 10/22/22 and it was wonderful. We painted pumpkins with our family and friends.

Our residents were able to show their creative side once again. We took mason jars and turn them into ghost.

A Big welcome to Julie Klein “I have a BS in Gerontology from BSGU and my post Executive Education from Fisher College of Business at OSU. I have dedicated my life to working in this industry and I am very excited to be apart of the amazing team of staff and residents here at Liberty! I have one daughter, Mallory. She is a sophomore in college, who plays D1 women’s hockey at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut. My life partner Justin and I live in Celina and love to travel to watch Mallory play hockey, go to Bengal games, boating and taking vacations to the Beach. We enjoy spending time with family and friends any chance we get! Thanks for making me feel so welcome and looking forward to Great things! “

Today, our AL residents had a special painting activity. They painted these beautiful pumpkins for their door. They had a lot of fun and can't wait for the next special project.

We celebrated all the national fun holidays this week. National honey buns day, National chocolate milk shake day, National crème filled donut day, National cinnamon raisin bread, and just for fun we made Apple cider floats!

The Budweiser Clydesdale were in Lima for the first time, so of course we had to take a group of residents over to see them. We did not realize that they are HUGE!! One resident asked how much is one worth and they said about 60,000. The resident truly enjoyed seeing them.