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Future Residents Newsletters

Walnut Village Village Voice Winter 2008
Walnut Village Village Voice Summer 2008
Walnut Village Village Voice Spring 2008
Walnut Village Village Voice Winter 2009
Walnut Village Village Voice Summer 2009

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Recent Events

Walnut Village future residents visited the Lawrence Welk Theatre in Escondido for I Love Piano, a celebration of the music and lyrics of Irving Berlin. The presentation follows the journey of a piano as it moves in and out of American lives from the turn of the century to the present.  Along the way, the story comes to a vibrant heft with over sixty of Irving Berlin’s most beloved songs, including “Blue Skies,” “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” “Puttin’ on the Ritz,” “Cheek to Cheek,” “Always,” “How Deep is the Ocean,” “Anything You Can Do,” “God Bless America,” and “I Love a Piano."

Walnut Village future residents visited the Chinese Terra Cotta Soldiers exhibit at the Bowers Museum in Anaheim.

Front row: Nancy Harrigan, Ann Young, Lorraine Miller, Vickie Soffa, Barbara Kehke, Helen Lubenow, Etola Blucker, Virginia Spence

Center row: Jim Harrigan, Chuck & Hazel Rickertsen, Josh Ussher, Marge Carter, Andy Kempler, Carol Burns

Back row: Elna & Bill Bryant, Chris & Fred Wark, Carol Meybrier, Barbara Hanes, Paul Ridenour

Future resident Ann Young and Vickie Soffa, Walnut Village sales manager

This summer future residents took in a ball game against the Baltimore Orioles. L-R: Elna Bryant, Sharon Cleaver, Fred and Chris Wark, Marge Carter and Norma Tazoi

L-R: Ann Young, Arleen Olsen, Marilyn Jong, Donna Wood, Warren Olsen, Marge & Bob Pendleton

Ann Young

Etola Blucker

Bob & Marge Pendleton

Mel Grossman & Harriet Pechter

L-R: Arleen Olsen & friend, Phyllis Greiner, Carol Burns, Howard Greiner, Virginia Spence, Ken & Lucille Krueger, John Bradley, Ann Young, Diana Nelson, Vivian Bradley, Flora Carlberg, Mel Grossman, Don & Donna Halverson, Karen Cunningham, Juanita Anthony, Bob Butcher, Nancy & Jim Harrigan, Andy, Chris & Fred Wark, Etola Blucker, Ed & Jo Orth, Hazel & Chuck Rickertsen, Barbara Hanes, Patsy Yotsukura, Helen Lubenow, Vickie Soffa, Jim & Lori Myers, Bodo Lubenow, Marilyn Payette

John and Vivian Bradley

Fred and Chris Wark, Flora Carlberg, Diana Nelson

Patsy Yotsukura and Barbara Hanes

Jo Orth and Marilyn Payette

This December, Walnut Village future residents had plenty to celebrate. With their new homes opening in summer/fall 2009 it made for extra special festivities. Below is future resident Diana Nelson, Walnut Village Executive Director, Joe Peduzzi and future resident Anne Sypien.

Future residents Fritzi and Herb Baker.

Future resident Kathy Gaston.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In January 2009, future Walnut Village residents visited the International Printing Museum in Carson. The museum has one of the world’s most significant collections of antique printing machinery shown through working demonstrations and theatre presentations. The tour included the history of books and printing and great inventions and inventors that shaped the world of printing today and an introduction to the inventions and legacy of Dr. Ben Franklin. Future residents then lunched at nearby Alpine Village, fondly known as “The Little City from the Alps.”

International Printing Museum working demonstration.

Future residents Paul Ridenour and Lorraine Miller.

Future residents Lucy and John Kano and Carole Bailey.