3 Ways to Make This Father's Day Memorable:

1) Share a meal together: There is something inherently special about eating with loved ones, especially when it comes to recreating the cherished tradition of Sunday dinners. Consider preparing a home-cooked meal for your dad, and perhaps reminisce about the Sunday dinners of his era. For the older generation who have experienced the magic of these gatherings, engaging in conversations about those cherished memories can be a beautiful way to honor their heritage.

2) Create and share a collage or scrapbook of memories: Gather photographs, mementos, and keepsakes that hold significant meaning in your dad's life. Compile them into a heartfelt collage or scrapbook, capturing the moments that have shaped his journey as a father. Presenting him with this thoughtful gift will not only evoke nostalgia but also serve as a testament to the love and appreciation you hold for him.

3) Write Dad a letter: Take the opportunity to express your deepest gratitude and share what you have learned from your dad over the years. Write a heartfelt letter highlighting the invaluable lessons, support, and impact he has had on your life. This personal and heartfelt gesture will touch your dad's heart and provide him with a cherished keepsake that he can revisit whenever.

June is Alzheimers Awareness Month

Just like millions of other Americans, each of the staff members here at Senior Resource Center, Inc. has had a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

Each of us knows personally the importance of reaching out for advice and guidance and not to try and tackle these challenges alone.

In recognition of June being Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month we ask that you become more aware, and if you can, please take some action to bring light to those struggling in the darkness of Alzheimer's and dementia.

 Please take some time and visit the Alzheimer’s Association’s website to learn how;

       www.alz.org/abam/overview.asp#takeActionBox

And if you have a few minutes, please read this brief article that we find to be very helpful advice from people living with Alzheimer’s;

       www.alz.org/news/2022/six-things-people-living-with-alzheimers-disease-a 



If you or a loved one is experiencing signs of Alzheimer's, Senior Resource Center, Inc. can help.