Aberdeen Heights
February – Love
FEBRUARY 2023
How quickly time goes and now we are into the New Year.
A special visitor comes to Aberdeen Heights
The stores have put away Christmas and New Year’s gifts and we’re already in Bob Webb February, the month of love.
Christmas may feel like it was some time ago by now, but we have to acknowledge Santa’s visit. One of our Housekeepers donned the Santa suit and made a lot of our residents smile on Christmas Eve. Santa and Mrs. Claus had a great time visiting all the residents. The couple took time from their duties delivering presents to make a special visit with our residents. Doris, Jean and Jim all had a wonderful time with the man and woman in the red suit.
Editor’s Note: In a nod to our Presbyterian heritage, we regularly feature a column from a PMMA® chaplain in our newsletter. This month’s column comes from Rev. Bob Webb, chaplain at Farmington Presbyterian Manor®.
Doris with Santa
It was such a great day for all of us - and a reminder of the true spirit of Christmas. u
Jean with Santa
The problem with holidays is if we aren’t careful we become “holiday people” and miss the reason for the celebration and its personal meaning to us. When I think of February, it’s the month of valentines, candy, flowers and all the reminders of those who are special in our lives. As the activities department is busy helping our residents to remind them of how special you are to all of us who work and love you, my thought of love is not one we have one time a year but something we all need to learn to cultivate each day of our life. When I think of love I am reminded who it is that loves each of us so very much and shows us that love, not just once a year but day in and day out. That one is God who loves each one of us, no matter what goes on. Even when I forget Him He remembers me and loves me. God's Word tells us in First Corinthians
Santa and Mrs. Claus
Jim with Santa
Chaplain – continued on page 2
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