New Move-Ins
We are pleased to welcome these
residents to our Pythian family!
Please take a moment to greet
them and make them feel
welcome!
#208 Hardie Gore
#407 Betty Getman
#412 Vieka Couchman
#504 Ellie Oswald
#509 Pamela Vinson
April
Al Bell
#416
Sally Pichler
#100
Bob Slack
#203
Janna Jo Nims
#136
Conrad Holzgang #306
Dawn Hastings
#113
Nada Wilmschen
#304
Marilea Dooley
#417
Linda Lopez Villa
#402
Jimmy Johnson
#522
Lorraine Schwindt #238
#523
Please join us in the dining room on
Tuesday, April 14h at 2:00 PM for
cake as we honor our monthly
birthdays! All residents and their
families are welcome!
Happy
Easter!
Pythian Tidbits
April, 2015
All articles written by Lori Fiorillo, Marketing Mgr., unless otherwise noted.
Jennie Anderson: A Pythian Centurion
Deepest Sympathy
To the Family & Friends
Of Bob Morgan
Things I’ve learned…
Celebrating
Birthdays in
Julie Canoy
Deepest Sympathy
To the Family & Friends
Of Betty Mitcham
I’ve learned that position
can be bought, but respect
must be earned.
The Tidbits
is a monthly
publication of
the
Knights of
Pythias
I’ve learned that the best tranquilizer is
a clear conscience.
Retirement
I’ve learned that talking about your
problems doesn’t always help.
whose goal is
I’ve learned to be generous with praise
but cautious with promises.
I’ve learned that being quiet doesn’t
always mean you have nothing to say.
I’ve learned that you shouldn’t judge
people too quickly, sometimes they have
a good reason for the way they act.
Center,
to promote
friendship,
charity &
benevolence
among all
mankind.
Jennie celebrated her 100th birthday on March 10th with both
her immediate and Pythian families. Many generations
gathered to mark the special occasion, which included a
lovely cake in our Pythian dining room provided by Addus
Homecare, a card signed by our residents and staff, and Sees
chocolates. Jennie has been a resident in our retirement
community since 2008. Her beautiful smile and indomitable
spirit are well-know and treasured. We wish you many more
years of happiness and blessings, Jennie! We are honored
that you chose to be a part of our Pythian family!
Ingredients:
1 pound bacon
1/4 cup diced onion
1/4 cup diced green bell pepper
3 cups shredded cheddar cheese
8 eggs
2 cups milk
1 (16 ounce) package frozen hash
brown potatoes, thawed
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175
degrees C). Lightly grease a 7 x 11
inch casserole dish.
Fry the bacon in a large, deep skillet
over medium-high heat until evenly
browned, about 10 minutes. Drain on
a paper towel-lined plate. Crumble.
In a large bowl, beat together eggs
and milk. Mix in cheese, bacon, onion, and green pepper. Stir in the
thawed hash browns. Pour mixture
into prepared casserole.
Cover with aluminum foil and bake in
preheated oven for 45 minutes.
Uncover and bake for another 30
minutes or until eggs have set.
1. April 1, 1932 Debbie Reynolds
2. April 2, 1805 Hans Christian
Anderson
3. April 3, 1971 Picabo Street
4. April 4, 1924 Gil Hodges
5. April 5, 1949 Judith Resnick
6. April 6, 1870 Oskar Straus
7. April 7, 1939 Francis Ford Coppola
8. April 8, 563 BC Siddhartha
9. April 9, 1883 Frank King
10. April 10, 1882 Frances Perkins
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A. Olympic Champion Skier
B. Filmmaker
C. Religious Leader
D. Cartoonist
E. Actress
F. Composer
G. First U.S. woman cabinet member
H.Baseball player & manager
I. Author
J. Astronaut—Perished on the U.S.
Challenger
Answer Key
6. F
7. B
8. C
9. D
10. G
In addition to the many services he provided to both the community and
the fraternity, Bob was a resident of Knights of Pythias Retirement Center
since 1996. He was well- known for his compassion, sense of humor, and
integrity. Bob will be greatly missed by the many lives he touched. Bob is
survived by a daughter, Kevyn and a son-in-law, Curtis. God’s peace, Bob!
This mouth-watering
recipe is found on allrecipes.com.
Famous April Birthdays
Many of our famous celebrities
were born in April. See if you
can match the name with the career.
An answer key is provided below.
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We would like to pause a moment to remember and
honor Sir Robert Morgan, who passed away on March
18, 2015, after a short illness. Sir Robert, or “Bob”, as
he preferred to be called, was initiated into the order on October 4, 1956, at
Lodge 143 in Colville, WA. He rapidly rose in the order, attaining the rank
of Knight on November 17, 1956. In the spring of 2001 Bob achieved the
honor of Golden Spur. Golden Spur is the highest award and honor that
can be conferred on a member. It is given for outstanding service to the
fraternity and community. A few of the many services that Bob provided
included: Gathering food donations from various resources and providing
them to local organizations such as FISH Vancouver, YWCA, and
Sharehouse; working closely with Volunteer Connections, and ministering
to residents in need at our retirement community. Bob also served in many
positions as a Knight including: Grand Chancellor, Grand Treasurer, and
President of the Board of Directors of Knights of Pythias.
A Delicious Easter
Breakfast Casserole
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Knights of Camelot Corner:
Remembering Sir Robert Morgan