The Campus of Anna Maria participated in the Aurora Chamber of Commerce “Trunk or Treat” at the Hartman Fields. Twenty local businesses distributed goodies to socially-distanced “drive-by” trick-or-treaters. What a great time! The Anna Maria “haunted bus” won the “Most Creative” award.
Free and Fun. Can’t find a better combination! Series kicks off this Thursday, August 6th from 6:30pm to 8:30pm with the Chardon Polka Band, sponsored by The Campus of Anna Maria of Aurora. SEE LINK BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION! All concerts held at Hartman Park Athletic Fields, 305 Townline Road, Aurora, OH. Social distancing and masks required.
Drive-Up Concert Series 2020 FINAL
Here’s a cute video from our family parade! Enjoy!
Our family parade was such a success. A total of 87 cars drove slowly through our parking lots, waving and sending lots of air hugs and kisses to their loved one. Our residents could not have been happier; such smiles beneath those masks. The weather cooperated 100%.
We are looking forward to our “Parade of Cars” on Tuesday, June 16, at 2pm! Decorate your car, and be part of the parade of cars driving slowly through our parking lot. Our nursing home residents will be outside (safe, masked, and socially-distanced), ready to wave and give air hugs and kisses! Contact Amber Reed, Activities, at 330 562-3120 for more information.
Dear Families,
We wanted to provide some more details about the parade of cars we are planning at 2:00pm on Tuesday, 6/16, for nursing facility residents at Anna Maria and Kensington.
The general idea is to create an event that is safe and in compliance, but at the same time allowing the residents to visit with their loves ones and enjoy a nice day. The visit will, of course, be a brief one and at a distance, as families will remain in their cars as they drive by slowly.
For the residents, the event will consist of decorating wheelchairs/walkers, a picnic lunch, the parade of cars, followed by an ice cream social back in the nursing facilities. There will also be live music during the event.
We are encouraging families to decorate their cars to add to the festivities. We thought families could start arriving at 1:30pm to begin to line up down the Anna Maria drive before the parade begins at 2pm—and to allow some time to decorate their cars. Note: families would need to bring their own decorations. Have fun decorating, as we will award a prize to the “best-dressed” car. Attached a diagram of the Campus, highlighting the parade route and staging area. Basically, you’ll enter at the main Anna Maria entrance and end at the Kensington entrance (where the new stop light is located).
Please RSVP to Amber Reed at areed@annamariaofaurora.com, so we will have an idea of how many cars we need to plan for. In the event of inclement weather, we’ll plan on holding the parade the following week—Tuesday, 6/23, 2pm.
Basic Guidelines to follow:
We hope to see you on Tuesday!
Aaron Baker
For nursing home residents and their families… We are planning a parade of cars (families driving by slowly in their cars) through the Campus parking lot. The plan is to have as many residents outside as possible (masked and socially distanced) along the route. More details to come, but please save the date!
Please check out the May edition of our Family Matters Newsletter!
The April edition of the Family Matters newsletter as well as Activity Calendars will not be published this month. We’ll see you in May! Thank you for your continued support.
