"Something for Everyone" (Resident H. Warren) Residents of Country Meadows remain healthy and active through a full array of offerings including social events, spiritual enrichment programs, recreational activities, cognitive and intellectual stimulation. Residents also engage in purposeful activities by volunteering on-campus and in the community.
Community Life at Country Meadows of Frederick, MD
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Grand Opening of new Gift Shop at Country Meadows of Frederick
Sales were brisk on opening day of Country Meadows new gift shop. (December 9th)
The gift shop will be open Monday - Friday, 1PM-3PM and is managed by resident volunteers of Country Meadows. Items for sale include:"What a nice addition to the existing amenities offered here " (fellow resident Donal Peterson)
- Gourmet treats including crackers, cookies, nuts, popcorn, vintage candy, soups, coffee, cappuccinos, chocolates, and so much more
- Bath & Body: Assortment of soaps, shampoos, body & hand lotions, etc.
- Remembrance: Purchase Campus Pictures from fellow resident photographer, Ralph Blakeslee. $1.00 each. Large assortment of picture frames most under $8.00 (includes one free photograph)
- Greetings: Cards, balloons, gift wrap
- Leisure Time: Puzzles by Thomas Kinkade and other artist, Brain Games, Board games and cards.
- Gift bags and baskets available
Friday, December 3, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
War stories: Residents add voices to Veterans Project - The Frederick News-Post Online
War stories: Residents add voices to Veterans Project - The Frederick News-Post Online
The Frederick County Veterans History Project hosted its annual reunion Saturday for participants and their families. More than a dozen of the veterans who attended live at Country Meadows Retirement Community, including Ray Dorsey, shown with Country Meadows marketing director Debbie Savageau.
The Frederick County Veterans History Project hosted its annual reunion Saturday for participants and their families. More than a dozen of the veterans who attended live at Country Meadows Retirement Community, including Ray Dorsey, shown with Country Meadows marketing director Debbie Savageau.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
Birthday Celebration with Giant Cupcake!
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Dining Out! Mimi's Cafe (5/15/2010)
Dining Out:
Restaurant: Mimi's Cafe
Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars
Reviews:
Debbie (Marketing Director):
Comments: Salad with Shrimp was good.
Irene (Resident of Country Meadows):
Comments: The fried pickles are wonderful and I love the quiche lorraine.
Chad (Marketing Manager/Photographer):
Comments: Fish was cold. The fried pickles are great!
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Today's Community Life (Thursday, 5/13/10)
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
All aboard the Bookmobile
The Community Bookmobile stops at Country Meadows of Frederick on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month. Operated by the Frederick County Public Libraries, the Bookmobile offers a full selection of books including hardback and paperback, regular and large print, books on CD, and various magazines.
Chris Long, Librarian and Driver of the Bookmobile, "I have a list of requests from each visit and I try to bring them on my next visit."
The Bookmobile is a great service to Frederick County and we are pleased to have 2 stops each month for the residents of Country Meadows of Frederick.
Schedule:
Tuesday, April 6th 1-2PM
Tuesday, April 20th 1-2PM
Tuesday, May 4th 1-2PM
Tuesday, May 18th 1-2PM
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Resident Art Exhibit (April 2010): Ilajean Jones
This month's art exhibit features resident artist Ilajean Jones. The exhibit consists of 3 main catagories including cleverly Carved Characters, amazing nature-inspired Wood Carvings, & beautiful Wall Art crafted from wood burning and needlework.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Something for Everyone: Square Dancing at Country Meadows (3/24/10)
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Residents on path to fitness through walking trail
http://www.fredericknewspost.com/sections/art_life/display.htm?storyID=88919
For older people, everyday activities such as getting in and out of a car or grocery shopping can be a challenge. In order to make such activities easier, Country Meadows Retirement Communities created a Fitness Walking Trail.
For older people, everyday activities such as getting in and out of a car or grocery shopping can be a challenge. In order to make such activities easier, Country Meadows Retirement Communities created a Fitness Walking Trail.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Ira Gardner Receives War Service Medal
As a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, resident Ira Gardner was recognized by the Maryland State Society of SAR at their annual George Washington Luncheon held at the Towson Golf and Country Club Resort this past Saturday. His military service was recognized by the State President, David Hoover, with the War Service Medal and Certificate presented and accepted in his absence, by his daughter, Liz Deering.
Ira Gardner is a direct descendent of Ensign Benjamin Gardner (1746-1832) who served in the Revolutionary War in Rhode Island, guarding Narragansett Bay under Colonel Dyer. Benjamin subsequently received a pension for his service and lived the remainder of his life in Slocum, Rhode Island. His son, Wilber Gardner, married and moved to Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, where the family stayed in the greater Scranton area, until Ira & Peggy came to live at Country Meadows of Frederick!
"Pretty neat stuff...", said daughter Liz Deering.
The history of the War Service Medal was that it was first authorized in 1899 for members who had served in the War with Spain. Subsequently, specific War Service Medals were authorized for World War I and World War II service. A final Bronze War Service Medal was authorized for those who had served in the armed forces of the United States and fought against a common enemy in a war or action that had been recognized by a branch of the Armed Forces of the United States and for which a campaign medal and ribbon were authorized.
SAR is a "lineage" society. This means that each member has traced their family tree back to a point of having an ancestor who supported the cause of American Independence during the years 1774-1783. The Society's goals are to promote and preserve history, patriotism and education.
Ira Gardner is a direct descendent of Ensign Benjamin Gardner (1746-1832) who served in the Revolutionary War in Rhode Island, guarding Narragansett Bay under Colonel Dyer. Benjamin subsequently received a pension for his service and lived the remainder of his life in Slocum, Rhode Island. His son, Wilber Gardner, married and moved to Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, where the family stayed in the greater Scranton area, until Ira & Peggy came to live at Country Meadows of Frederick!
"Pretty neat stuff...", said daughter Liz Deering.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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