A Very Merry Mid-Century Christmas with Leslie Goddard
December 5 @ 1:00 pm
Christmas in America from the 1940s through the 1960s meant aluminum trees, department store Santas, and cartoon specials on TV. Easy-Bake Ovens, G.I. Joe figures and Slinkys were on every child’s Christmas list. Historian Leslie Goddard is here, along with period photographs, advertisements and catalogs, to explore why this optimistic era was a turning point for how we celebrate
the holidays. Don’t miss this delightful look back at the magic of the season!
Preventative health screenings can play a vital role in maintaining your health and well-being as you age, but how do you know which ones are right for you?
Regular screenings help detect potential health issues early, allowing for more effective treatment and improved quality of life. From blood pressure checks to bone density tests, it’s important to stay informed and consult with your healthcare provider about the screenings that best suit your needs.
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Life changes—and your will should too. Consider reviewing your estate plan if you’ve recently:
✔ Moved or bought/sold property
✔ Experienced a major life event (marriage, divorce, birth of a child)
✔ Had changes in your financial situation
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Today, we join the global community in raising awareness for World Alzheimer’s Day. 💜
At Covenant Living, we stand together to honor those affected and to advocate for increased research and support.
Let's unite to spread hope and promote a brighter future for all who are impacted by Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. #WorldAlzheimersDay
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