Morning Pointe residents reap rewards of gardening
designed and led the building of a porch for the storage center of the Calhoun Pregnancy Center. Now they can access needed supplies without walking in the mud and dirt. Frix has served as Senior Patrol Leader ( and in other leadership positions) in his Scout Troop, served as a Camp Counselor for Scout Summer Camp, attends Salem Baptist Church, and serves the community as a youth preacher. He is the son of Tim and Susan Frix.
Scott Beutel is a 2018 graduate of Gordon Central High School. He designed and led the construction of a brick patio at Gordon Central High School for use by the student body so they may spend their lunchtime outside. He has served as Senior Patrol Leader, Junior Assistant Scoutmaster ( and other leadership positions) in his Scout Troop, as well as a Camp Counselor for Scout Summer Camp. He attends Belmont Baptist Church and serves the community through service in his school band program, National Honor Society, and other groups. He is the son of Jeff and Beth Beutel.
CALHOUN, Ga. -- Morning Pointe of Calhoun residents are busy the courtyard this summer, tending to their squash, tomatoes, cucumbers and black berries. The seniors at the assisted living and Alzheimer’s memory care community find joy in planting and taking care of the garden with the help of resident assistant Jill Phipps who makes sure the experience is meaningful.
Morning Pointe residents embrace their favorite pastimes and treasure the new memories they dig up as part of the life enrichment and Meaningful Day(tm) programs.
Pictured: Charles and Barbara Strickland, and Jill Phipps, resident assistant, enjoy tending to the homegrown vegetables and berries in the courtyard at Morning Pointe of Calhoun. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO.