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Issue: #23 June, 2014
TheBeacon
The Mt. CarmelTeam
Colorado Springs
Jay Cimino
Founder & Chairman of the
Board
Gina Cimino
President
JoAnn Berkhimer
General Manager
Kip Hampden Properties
Gary Brunette, Jr.
Controller
Angela Ann Cesario
Board Secretary
Marilyn Twaites
Administrative Assistant
Volunteers
Thank you to our more than
50 volunteers
Monument Lake Resort Fishing RetreatThe Mt. Carmel Health Wellness & Community Center in Trinidad, Colorado is pioneeringa new program to support active duty troops. The Returning Heroes Program, whichbegan last year with a fun-filled weekend of skiing, snowboarding and professionalinstruction in Breckenridge, Colorado for Ft. Carson soldiers and their spouses is nowhosting a third session with the first Weekend Wellness Fishing Retreat at MonumentLake, west of Trinidad, Colorado. Twelve recently deployed military couples who were invited to attend this inspiring
retreat will be arriving Tuesday, June 17th and will begin their venture with a drive throughTrinidad to introduce them to the beauty and uniqueness of the city. The Primero Café atMt. Carmel will host lunch and a "Meet and Greet" with community leaders. They willthen be whisked off to the mountains and Monument Lake Resort for three days ofindividually guided fishing instruction, relaxation, and an opportunity to reconnect withtheir spouses. The mission of the Returning Heroes Program is to bring together recently deployedmilitary couples for an enjoyable retreat to reconnect with their spouses and build newfriendships with fellow team members. Research reveals that 97% of divorces occurredafter a return from deployment, that's why Mt. Carmel felt the need to develop the Returning Heroes Program. Listen to what the couples said about it.
100th Anniversary of Ludlow Massacre Update Entitled "A Night of Remembrance," the Dinner and Theater performance on May 16th at
the Mt. Carmel Chapel Theater complex did indeed evoke a memorable night of reflection to
a sold-out crowd. Representative of a meal Ludlow families may have had in 1913, Mary
Falsetto-Strange and crew of Mt. Carmel's Primero Cafe & Catering served a simple but hardy
meal.
After dinner, the audience made its way to the Mt. Carmel Chapel and Theater. The
evening's guests experienced a two-part production which vividly brought to light many of the
events and struggles experienced by the Ludlow miners and their families.
The first part of the production entitled "Memoirs: The Life of a Ludlow Miner" was a
reenactment by Silvio Caputo and his wife Rosalie. Their characters brought attention to the
struggles, sufferings, injustices, and oppressive living conditions of the Ludlow miners.
The second half of the production began with a special tribute to the family members of
Louis T ikas, who was killed at Ludlow. This was followed with a drama and musical
presentation by the Colorado Springs Conservatory.
Trinidad
Karl Gabrielson
Chief Operations Officer
Angie Mullet
Community Center Director
Chris S impleman
Facilities Manager
Marty Hackett
Administrative Assistant
Lenore Mincic
Assistant
Health and Wellness
Dr. David Serafini
Family Medicine
Dr. David Paz
Internal Medicine
Dr. Leo Bonfadini
Director of Wellness &
Pastoral Counselor
Marcia Hefker
FNP-C
Cindi McIntosh
Nurse Practitioner
Deb Howard
Registered Nurse
Mike DiPoala
Registered Nurse
Angel Daugherty
Registered Nurse
MaryLee Biber
Clinic Manager
Kelly Yates
Administrative Assistant
Laura Marquez
Receptionist
Fun in the Summer Sun Summer is in full swing and many people are spending their timeoutdoors enjoying the sun and warmth. Beware, the sun feels goodand makes us feel good, but the damage it causes our skin can putus at risk for adverse effects. We often associate a glowing complexion with good health, butskin color obtained from being in the sun - or in a tanning booth-
actually accelerates the effects of aging and increases your risk for developingskin cancer. The best defense is staying out of the sun.....but this is not alwayspossible. Wearing protective clothing, sunglasses, and a wide brim hat will help. Puttingon sunscreen with at least SPF 15 is advisable. Sunscreen should be appliedeveryday just as brushing your teeth is a daily event. Sun exposure causes most of the skin changes that we think of as a normalpart of ageing. Over time, the sun's ultraviolet (UV) light damages the fibers in theskin called elastin. When these fibers break down, the skin begins to sag, stretch,and lose its ability to go back into place after stretching. The skin also bruises andtears more easily --taking longer to heal. So while sun damage to the skin may notbe apparent when your young, it will definitely show later in life.
Tips from DocsSummertime and Outdoor Toys for Children
Children's outdoor toys are of great benefit to both parents and their
children. They help in exercise and provide entertainment. But there are a
few things which parents must keep in mind before cutting their children
loose to enjoy the backyard. 1) Children ALWAYS need someone to
watch and guide them. 2) Always follow the age range posted before
purchasing your jungle gyms or other toys. 3) Check for sharp or rough
edges on older equipment 4) Make sure there is a soft landing spot below outdoor
equipment to break falls 5) Always follow the manufacturer's direction in assembling toys
properly and read the manuals carefully 6) Now go out and "Enjoy your children's laughter
and energy"
Accepting New Patients-Same Day Appointments-Women's Wellness-Flu Shots
Accepting all insurance including Medicare, Medicaid, Workers' Comp,TRICARE and more
May Wellness Programs
Self Management of Chronic DiseaseA Matter of Balance : Ongoing registration
Grief Support Group: Ongoing registration
Tai Chi Exercise Classes: Ongoing registration
Arthritis Exercise : Ongoing registrtion
Parkinson Support Group: Free Class 2pm every 3rd Wednesday
Call Dr. Leo Bondadini for details: 719-423-1441
Upcoming EventsJune 17th - 19th: Returning Heroes - Monument Lake
June 19th: Garden Dedication 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
June 20th: Sam Bachicha - 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
July 18th - 20th: Mt. Carmel Festival
Call Marty Hackett for details: 719-845-4894
Mt Carmel Health and Wellness
Events
Kim Schultz
Event Consultant
Cafe
Mary Strange
Manager
Primero Cafe & Catering
Betty Montoya
Kitchen Assistant
Marty Cortez
Prep Cook & Dishwasher
Evenings AreHeating up!Relax with
Mt. Carmel Wine
Mt. CarmelRed
Mt. Carmel
White
Available at
Hops & Vines
and The Tire Shop
Mark your calendar, July 18th - 20th, our 4th Annual Mt. CarmelFestival will take place. This will be the only Festival in town thisyear. Come out and enjoy live entertainment, food, craft and vendorbooths, and dancing to live bands.
Primero Café & CateringSpring into delicious at Primero! It's our favorite time of year!
The garden is coming back to life with amazing color and Mt.Carmel hosts a myriad of events featuring catering by Primero.Our calendar fills up fast so now is the perfect time to book yourspecial event with us! We cater everything from intimate dinnersfor two to graduation parties, company BBQ's, reunions, weddingreceptions, and banquets. Our reflection garden is the perfect place to enjoy a cup of
coffee and read, visit with a friend over lunch, or relax with a glass of wine on aFriday night. Look for delicious new additions to our menu and pop into Primerofor a visit Monday through Friday 11:00 to 3:00 or during Pizza on the Patio Fridayevenings 5:00 to 9:00. I look forward to seeing you soon!
Mary Falsetto Strange, "Nana Mary"
Please enjoy thisbeautifully
produced story ofMt. Carmel whichaired on News 9Denver on March
17, 2014.
News 9 DenverBroadcast March
17, 2014
Mt. Carmel Health, Wellness and Community Center would loveto hear from you. We want to know what you like and what youdon't like. Help us help the community by sending your feedbackand suggestions to: Marilyn Twaites: [email protected]
We are also considering a Mt. Carmel Membership program.Please send us your thoughts, ideas, or suggestions as to whatyou think should be offered with this program! We llok forward tohearing from you!
Our Sincerest Gratitude to our Generous Contributors!Visionary
Jay and Emily Cimino
El Pomar FoundationFalsetto Family
Art Klein Construction
Lou and Jo Ann Simpleman
Kip Hampden, LLLP
Caring for Colorado Foundation
President
Phil Long Ford of Chapel Hills
Phil Long Ford of Denver
Leader
Eugene & Doris Aiello
American Press Foundation
Tom Van Arkel
MaryLee Biber
Carry on Tate Oil Co., Inc.
Silvio and Rosalie Caputo
Angela Ann CesarioCarl Cimino
Daniels Long Chevrolet
Enterprise Holdings
Sarah Ferguson
Greg Garcia
Mark La Joie
Veronica Marta GoodrichHarry Hoth
International Bank
Kim Krisco
Frank & Sophie Leone
John & Virginia Leone
Mercedes-Benz of Colorado Springs
Chuck & Mary Lou MurphyGreg & Martha Nelson
Phil Long Ford Lincoln
Phil Long Hyundai of Motor City
Phil Long Toyota
Pioneer Natural Resources
Redwing Electric
The Resource Group
Albert RobinsonHarry Say re
Southwest Dealer Services
Richard Stonger
Toyota Motor Corporation
Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation
Champion
Ally Global Communications
Rosalie Amato
George BasquezArnold Cimino
Dominic & Marge Cimino
Lena Cimino
Dan Costa
Dealer Marketing Services, Inc.
Joseph & Bernadine DeGarbo
Charles & Lena DeJoy
Joseph & Barbara Dwyer Factory Motor Parts
Gary Fentiman
Bob & Sue Fenton
Ferguson Enterprises
The First National Bank of Trinidad
Friends of Historic Trinidad
Jess Gerardi
Ryer Hitchcock
JM Tire, Inc.
La Quinta Inn and Suites -Trinidad
Elsie Leone
Jesse Manzanares
Mary Ellen McNallyStan and Peg Obrey
John & Mary Ann Johnson
Anthony & Lucille Mattie
Regina Mattie
Mike & Laurie McMillan
Murphy Constructors
Katherine Nazzaro
Dr. David & Eleanor Cordova O'DeaTom & Sy lvia Passarelli
Bernard & Agnes Patrick
Shantell Quintana
Sam & Sarah Ringo
Signature Kia of Colorado Springs
Charles & Jackie Simpleman
Single Source, Inc.Roger Smith
Southwest Dealer Services
Spanish Peaks Behavioral Health
Thermo Fluids
TOPAR Welding
Mike and Janna Tranter
Twin Landfill CorporationTown & Country Estates Realty
Ralph Veltri & Gloria Starkovich
The Warranty Group, Inc.
Women's Exchange
Supporter
Annette Maio Ackerman
American Italian Cultural Club
Domenic & Kathy Antista
John & Diane Antista
Nasit AriScott Arnold
Mark Barton
Harry & Florence M. Bellegante
Leo Bonfadini
John & Desiree Brendel
Daniel Ceballes
Chacon Insurance Service, Inc.
John ChavezLinda Ciarla
Cimino Family Reunion 2012 & 2013
Vince Cimino
Robert C. Davis
Elizabeth DelMonte
Michael DeGennaro
Bernadette & Emily Dickinson Sherry Diggs
Lou & Angela DiPaolo
Lonnie & Rosalie Elley
Jane Esquibel
Bob Galasso
Ed Gil de Rubio
Charles & Lisa GloriosoGriego Insurance Agency
Matthew Haley
Bishop Richard Hanifen
David & Joanie Holden
Hops & Vines
Jim & Susan Hyso
J & J Motor
David James
Michael James
Steven James
Dan Jonuska
Alberta Just
Kevin and Dee KleinSteven Krohn
Sy lvia Maio Lackey
Las Animas County Republicans
Mary Leiker
Carla Livak
Felix Lopez
Louis Lopez
Trevor MackJ.B. & Diane MacLiver
Ernest & Trudy Marino
Ellen Mazza
Carroll McClurg
Jarrett McConnico, LLC.
Chris McMillan
Mike McMillanJoAnn Molinaro
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Mark Mullet
Anthony Naccarato
Namark Products
Mike Ortiz
Mary Rose OzzelloPPG
Parkinson's Support Group of Trinidad
Angelo Passarelli
John Passarelli
Carol Patrick
Kenn Patton
Steve Pauly
Tom & Linda PerryKarl Pfamatter
Dan Phillips
Edward & Janelle Prage
William Ray
Sam Regusa
John Rino
Roy RobersonChad Roeder
Douglas & Mallori Rouse
Debbie A. Sawaya
Kim Schultz
David & Rosemarie Shier
Marcus Short
Chris SimplemanKatherine Skinner
Randall Stubbs
St. Paul's Church
John & Joe Tarabino
TJ's Refrigeration
Curt & Maggie Tholen
Donald Tuck
Scott UhaltAdam Valentine
Daniel & Mary Valentine
Jonathan Valentine
Rich Veltri
Phillip Vigil
Marc & Nancy Williams
Ralph & Janice WilliamsVernon & Theresa Wood
Kristine & Martin Young
Kathy Zaccagnini
Zan Zanandrie
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