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Residents on the 

Runway 

Neaten 

Your Nest 

Vintage 

Valentines 

cookin’ up some 

CREOLE & CAJUN 

Photo Workshop 

lights, camera, action 

HANDWEAVING WORKSHOP 

take it or weave it 

LEAHYS LUCK 

Milwaukee’s Favorite Irish Band 

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Brookfield • Muskego • New Berlin 

Winter 2012 

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Residents on the 

Runway 

Mary Coppens from Mary’s Unique 

Boutique will bring accessories and outfits 

from her shop in New Glarus to share with Regency 

residents. Residents will be selected to model at the 

show and will personally choose the outfits they’ll wear from racks of clothes, 

jewelry and other accessories, all handpicked and provided by Coppens. 

After the show, boutique items will be for sale. Don’t miss this opportunity for 

window shopping—all from your seat at the show. For more information about 

the boutique, visit www.marysdressstore.com. The fashion show is free and 

open to the public. 

January 3 • 1:30 pm | New Berlin 

January 10 • 1:30 pm | Muskego 

January 17 • 1:30 pm | Brookfield 

See your campus events calendar for specific times. 

Surveys show the number one New Year’s resolution is 

to get organized. Get started with this seminar! 

Neaten Your Nest, 

Clear the Clutter 

January 17 • 3 to 4 pm | New Berlin 

January 18 • 3 to 4 pm | Brookfield 

January 23 • 3 to 4 pm | Muskego 

Diane Konrath, owner of Organized Transformations 

LLC, and a professional organizer, speaker and 

decorating consultant, will present core organizing 

principles to help you conquer clutter and get organized. 

In this timely seminar, she’ll show you ways to downsize to 

a more manageable comfort zone, simplify your life, and 

relax! Refreshments will be served. Free and open to the 

public. Please register by phone at the appropriate campus.

There’s no better way to learn about 

us than to visit us— 

Our Open House is just one of many 

events that offer varied opportunities 

to come and experience the Regency 

lifestyle firsthand! 

See for yourself why our three Regency 

campuses are “The Best Choice” in senior 

and assisted living. Our Open Houses at all 

campuses and week of fun are great opportunities 

to look behind the scenes, talk to residents, meet 

our staff and caregivers, and experience the warm 

and friendly atmosphere that permeates our three 

campuses. Join us for samples of chef-prepared 

delicacies off the Regency menu, blood pressure 

tests, live entertainment and speakers, self-guided 

tours, and more. Events are free and open to the 

public. Come see why Regency truly is Senior 

Living for the Mind, Body and Soul. 

WEEKLONG EVENTS 

MARCH 12-19 

BROOKFIELD CAMPUS 

March 12 6:30 pm Leahys Luck Irish Band 

March 15 2:00 pm Patsy Cline Revue 

March 19 1:30 pm Hands-on Photo Demo 

MUSKEGO CAMPUS 

March 13 1:30 pm Healthy Appetizers Demo 

March 15 3:00 pm Nostalgic Accordion Music 


NEW BERLIN CAMPUS 

March 12 1:30 pm Hands-on Photo Demo 


March 15 3:00 pm Variety Show with Frank Reda 

SPRING OPEN HOUSES 

10:30 am to 1:30 pm 

March 18 | All Regency Campuses 

Open 

House 

Menu 

County Cork Irish Stew 

with Soda Bread 

Janie Mack Deli Corned Beef 

on Tea Rolls with 

Horseradish Sauce 

Coleslaw 

Shamrock Baked Potato Bar 

Leprechaun Sugar Cookies 

Emerald Punch and Coffee

Vintage Victorian Valentines 

VALENTINE’S DAY Evening Menu 

Beef French Onion Soup 

Spinach Salad with Raspberry Vinaigrette 

Sicilian Chicken with 3-Pepper Sauté 

& Fettuccine Marinara 

Shrimp in Love over Pasta 

Baked Garlic Breadstick 

Irish Cream Cheesecake 

Served at all 3 campuses. 

Residents only. 

See a slide presentation and display of antique 

handmade valentines, presented by Beverly Fay 

from Greendale. Her presentation will cover the story 

of St. Valentine to the present, with emphasis on the 

Victorian era. A member of the National Valentines 

Collectors Association, Beverly has collected more than 

2,000 rare and historic valentines over the past 20 years. 

February 6 • 1:30 pm 



cookin’ up some 

creole & cajun 

| Muskego 

| New Berlin 

| Brookfield 

Open to our residents and the public. 

Residents, come revel in a special Mardi Gras 

luncheon in your campus dining room on Tuesday, 

February 21. Regency residents only. 

Cajun Coleslaw • Fresh Baked Cornbread 

Catfish Orleans with Creole Sauce 

Bourbon Street Jambalaya over Rice 

Fried Corn with Pimientos • Cherries Jubilee 

MARDI GRAS ENTERTAINMENT 

1:30 pm | The Fiore Sisters | Muskego 

6:30 pm | The Fiore Sisters | Brookfield 

7:15 pm | Bourbon Street Stompers | New Berlin 

MARDI GRAS TRIVIA: Purple, green and gold are the traditional colors of Mardi Gras. 

Purple represents justice, green is faith and gold symbolizes power.

Welcome 

NEW RESIDENTS 

North Campus 

Letty LeFevre 

Miriam Regan 

Stanley Rutkowski 

South Campus 

Ellen & Art Baerman 

Sue Dinsmoor 

Shirley & Jim Franzen 

Trudy & George Grall 

Doris Harrison 

Ruth & Fred Korbus

JanuaryEVEnTS 

FEbruaryEVEnTS 

3 1:30 pm What’s Cooking? Blessings 

Snack Mix 

4 6:30 to Welcome in the New Year Party 

8:00 pm with Dick Strauss Band 

5 2:00 pm Refreshment Hour with Musical 

Entertainment by Roger Boll 

6 1:30 pm Chaplain Steve Presents Timely 

Inspirational Resolutions 

9 1:30 pm Hands-On Weaving Workshop with 

Catherine Jautz Bailey Registration 

suggested. PUBLIC WELCOME 

10 1:30 pm What’s Cooking? Dream Bars 

12 2:00 pm Happy Hour with Musical 

Entertainment by RJ Nelson 

16 MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY 

17 1:30 pm Fashion Show Residents model 

clothing, jewelry and accessories 

from Mary’s Unique Boutique. 

PUBLIC WELCOME 

2 2:00 pm Refreshment Hour with Musical 

Entertainment by Alan Graveen 

Wisconsin based Elvis impersonator. 

3 1:30 pm Reaching the Heart of Others 

with Chaplain Steve 

7 11:00 am Tai Chi Class $5 fee. Residents 

attend free. PUBLIC WELCOME 


Entertainment by The 

Nightingale Trio 

13 Noon Valentine’s Day Lunch 

13 1:30 pm Crafters’ Corner - Vintage 

Jewelry Box 



14 1:30 pm What’s Cooking? Heart-Healthy 

Cookies 

16 2:00 pm Resident Birthday Social with 

Musical Entertainment by 

Michael Drake 

Programs subject to change. 

18 3:00 pm Neaten Your Nest Professional 

Organizer Diane Konrath shows you 

how to finally get organized. 



Musical Entertainment by 

Marilyn Woolsey 

23 1:30 pm Crafters’ Corner - Angelic 

Suncatcher 



27 11:30 am Simply Sinatra at Schauer Arts 

to 5:00 pm & Activities Center in Hartford 

Steve Lippia and a 10-piece big 

band interpret Sinatra standards. 

Senior Living. (sign-up required) 




20 PRESIDENTS’ DAY 

20 1:30 pm Vintage Victorian Valentines 

Display & Presentation Beverly 

Fay discusses her rare valentine 

collection PUBLIC WELCOME 



21 6:30 pm Mardi Gras Musical Entertainment 

by The Fiore Sisters 

23 1:00 pm Stroke of Insight Sue Fuhrman, RN 

and stroke coordinator for ProHealth 

Care, discusses preventive care 

and ways to recognize and react to 

stroke. PUBLIC WELCOME 

24 10:30 am Day Trip to the Milwaukee Art 

to 4:30 pm Museum Lunch at Coast Restaurant. 

Self-Taught and Outsider Art: The 

Anthony Petullo Collection. Senior 

Living. (sign-up required) 



29 1:30 pm Leap Year Fun

MarchEVEnTS 

1 2:00 pm Refreshment Hour and Variety 

Show with Frank Reda 

2 1:30 pm Looking Toward the Cross with 

Chaplain Steve 



7 1:00 pm Fitness Bus Senior Living. 

(sign-up required) 


Entertainment by Tom Jahnke 

12 1:30 pm Crafters’ Corner - Fun with Photos 

12 6:30 pm St. Patrick’s Day Celebration with 

Musical Entertainment by Leahys 

Luck Milwaukee’s favorite Irish folk 

band entertains. PUBLIC WELCOME 



13 12:45 pm Healthy Appetizers for Entertaining 

Travel by bus to Regency-Muskego for 

this presentation by Betty Holloway. 

Senior Living. (sign-up required) 

Bingo 

trip to 

art museum 

Questions? 

Administration 

Christine Catalano, Campus Administrator 

Donna Sullivan, Resident Services Coordinator 

Russ Leidel, Accounting 

Dining, Catering and Linen Services 

Todd Van Heesch, Director 

Mike Giles & Josh Lang, Supervisors 

Events, Volunteering & Country Market 

Mary Plutz, Life Enrichment Director 

Diane Plugge, Lifestyle Services Coordinator 

Fitness Programs 

Hanalaura Wood, Fitness Specialist 

Fitness Bus 


Musical Entertainment by Karen 

Wickham Patsy Cline Tribute 

Artist performs. 

17 1:00 pm St. Patrick’s Day Bingo Festivities 

18 10:30 am SPRING OPEN HOUSE 

to 1:30 pm Tours, flower show, demos, chef- 

prepared treats, entertainment 

and more. PUBLIC WELCOME 

19 1:30 pm Photography Workshop by 

Local Photographer Paul Owen 


20 1:30 pm What’s Cooking? Granola Crunch 

22 2:00 pm Resident Variety Show 

29 2:00 pm Travel to Regency-New Berlin 

for Entertainment by Tony Clark 

Fox 6 “Real Milwaukee” field reporter 

Tony Clark entertains. Senior Living. 

(sign-up required) 

30 10:30 am Cedarburg Quilt Museum & Lunch 

to 3:30 pm Senior Living. (sign-up required) 

Telephone Directory 

For information or tours call 

(262) 780-0321 

Health Services 

Craig Pollack, RN, BSN - Director of Health Services 

Joni Sevallius, LPN, Supervisor 

Barbara Eddy, LPN, Supervisor 

Spiritual Enrichment 

Steve Kielley, Chaplain 


We’re Out & About! 

Schauer Arts Center 

happy hour 

Walking Club 

Quilt Museum 

Tai Chi Classes 

Tours 

Terry Sommers, Director of Community Services 

Beauty Salon/ Elmbrook 

Barber Shop Senior Taxi 

(262) 938-0879 North (262) 785-1200 

(262) 797-9273 South

BROOKFIELD WEEKLY PROGRAMS 

Monday 

9:00 Morning Stretch in Attended Care 

9:00 Sit Fit 

9:30 Grocery Shopping Trip 

9:30 Morning Chat 

10:00 Gentle Sit Fit and Movement 

10:00 Lutheran Service (4th) 

10:30 Brain Teaser Games 

11:00 Gym and Fitness Equipment 

1:00 Personal Menu Planning 

1:15 Sit Fit 

1:30 Crafters’ Corner 

2:00 Active Movement and Dance Class 

3:00 Walking Club 

3:45 Reflection 

4:00 Games 

6:30 Entertainment or Games 


9:00 Sit Fit 


10:00 Protestant Service (1st & 3rd Wednesday 

) 

10:00 Gentle Sit Fit and Movement 

10:30 Active Games 

11:00 Gym and Fitness Equipment 

1:00 Ask the Nurse 

1:15 Sit Fit 

1:30 Computer Classes 

1:30 Wii Games 

2:00 Active Movement and Dance Class 

3:00 Walking Club 

3:15 Rosary 


4:00 Games 

6:30 $ BINGO 

Friday 


9:00 Morning Devotion 


9:45 Music and Ministry Attended Care 

10:30 Game Show Games 

11:00 Scripture 

1:00 Nail Spa 

1:30 Day Trip 

1:30 Sewing Fun 

1:30 Bible Characters 

3:00 Chat 


4:00 Games 

6:30 Cinema Flicks 

Sunday 


9:30 Open Gym 

10:00 Open Card Games 


Tuesday 



10:30 Table Games 

1:00 Blood Pressure Screening 

1:30 What’s Cooking 

1:30 Day Trip 

3:00 Rosary 

3:30 Bible Study (2nd & 4th) 


4:00 Games 

6:30 Bunco 

Thursday 



10:30 News Currents 

12:30 Fine Arts 

1:00 Blood Pressure Screening 

2:00 Social Hour 


4:00 Games 

6:30 Fun Traditions 

Saturday 


11:00 Games 

1:00 BINGO FUN 

3:30 Catholic Mass 

4:00 Catholic Mass 


Attended Care Daily Schedule 

A variety of programs are led by the Certified 

Nursing Assistants with the focus on activities 

within residents’ living environment. The goal is 

to maintain independence by offering 

stimulating activities. 

8:15 Breakfast Discussion 

9:00 Morning Stretch 

10:30 Game Time 

11:45 Gather for Lunch Bunch Discussion 

1:30 Word Games 

3:00 Book Club 

4:00 Active Game Time 

5:15 Dinner Discussion 

6:30 Evening Chat

R 

egency residents have access to a 

comprehensive network of support 

services provided by our ProHealth Care 

(PHC) network, including the area’s finest 

doctors, hospitals and care facilities. Our 

non-profit affiliation with ProHealth Care 

medical centers brings our residents a 

host of healthy benefits. 

When our residents visit ProHealth Care 

neighborhood clinics, they know they’re in 

good hands. Whether 

they’re looking for 

primary care or chronic 

disease management, 

ProHealth Care 

physicians and staff 

provide the advanced 

health care services 

needed. And with 26 primary and specialty 

care locations throughout Waukesha County 

and surrounding communities, our residents 

can easily find a physician office close to 

Our Partners 

in Caring 

Featured Partners 

home. Many of the clinics have full-service 

labs, medical imaging, onsite diagnostics, 

and other specialty services—including 

mammography services at our New Berlin 

clinic, radiology diagnostics at our Muskego 

clinic, and emergency services/urgent care at 

our Brookfield clinic. 

As a patient of our medical clinics, a 

Regency resident has access to all the 

world-class technology, expert specialists 

and sophisticated capabilities 

of ProHealth Care including 

a continuous electronic 

medical record. 

Because of the relationship 

between partner members, 

our residents’ care is 

delivered with an extremely high level of 

communication and coordination, which 

quickly returns them to their Regency 

home and lifestyle.

March 5 • 1:30 pm 

March 12 • 1:30 pm 

March 19 • 1:30 pm 

PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP 

lights, camera, action 

| Muskego 

| New Berlin 

| Brookfield 

Meet local master photographer Paul Owen at this workshop. 

Paul will share tips on how to shoot good candid photos and 

portraits as well as how best to capture nature shots. Digital cameras 

will be available for use or bring your own. Open to the public. 

Paul has been photographing for 25 years and has received many awards for his work. 

He is on the board of directors for Wisconsin Professional Photographers of America. 

His main business and passion is wedding photography To see Paul’s gallery of work, 

visit www.paulowenphotography.com. 

SELF-TAUGHT & OUTSIDER ART: 

THE ANTHONY PETULLO COLLECTION 

T his exhibit celebrates a gift to the 

Milwaukee Art Museum of more than 

300 works from Anthony Petullo, and is one 

of the premier collections of its kind in the 

country. The distinguishing characteristic of 

the collection is the strong emphasis on the 

work of self-taught and outsider American 

and European artists. Self-taught artists 

often have little or no professional training 

in the technique of art historical traditions. 

Their creations are spontaneous, unstudied 

and grounded in reality. Petullo, a retired 

Milwaukee businessman, built his collection 

over a period of 30 years. See the collection 

and other exhibits during a day trip to 

the Milwaukee Art Museum, with lunch 

at Coast Restaurant. Day trip is only 

available to residents. 

Friday, February 24 

10:30 am - 4:00 pm 

Milwaukee Art Museum

Take It or 

Weave It 

Hands-On 

Handweaving 

Workshop 

Don’t miss this workshop on the art of 

handweaving and weaving techniques 

presented by artist Catherine Jautz Bailey, 

a member of Wisconsin Handweavers, 

Midwest Weavers and the Cedarburg 

Artists Guild. You’ll learn about various 

fibers and how to add texture, depth and 

character to handwoven textiles. Catherine 

will also demonstrate how to weave on 

simple, portable frame looms, which will 

be provided on a first-come, first-served 

basis to residents. Fiber will also 

be provided. 

Catherine is a 

member of 

Studio 6, an 

artists’ cooperative 

and gallery in 

Cedarburg which 

features the work of local 

artists. A weaver since 1984, Catherine 

exhibits and sells her weavings at art fairs 

and galleries around Wisconsin. 

The workshop is free and open to the 

public. Please register by phone at the appropriate 

campus below. No prior weaving 

experience is required for this workshop. 

January 9 • 1:30 pm | Brookfield 

January 16 • 1:30 pm | Muskego 

January 23 • 1:30 pm | New Berlin 

Portable looms provided for 

residents’ use on a first-come, 

first served basis. 

March 12 • 6:30 pm 

March 14 • 7:00 pm 

March 19 • 6:30 pm 

| Brookfield 

| New Berlin 

| Muskego 

See Milwaukee’s favorite Irish Folk Band when 

they appear this March at our campuses. 

Leahys Luck, a past winner of the Wisconsin 

Area Music Industry’s World/Ethnic Group of 

the Year, this family band has performed its 

brand of traditional and popular Irish songs 

throughout the Midwest for two decades. 

Free and open to the public. 

Get Real With Tony 

Roving field reporter and local celebrity 

Tony Clark showcases interesting places 

and faces for the morning show “Real 

Milwaukee” on Fox 6. Come join Tony 

at Regency-New Berlin as he entertains, 

shares life experiences, talks, and “makes 

you spit your coffee out. Just make sure 

you have paper towels handy to clean up 

afterwards.” Open to the public. 

March 29 | 2:00 pm 

Campus residents travel 

to Regency-New Berlin

13750 W. National Ave. 

New Berlin, WI 53151-4546 

Open 

To ThE publIc January through March 

programs subject to change. please call to verify times and dates. 

Event New Berlin Muskego Brookfield 

Fashion Show Jan. 3 | 1:30 pm Jan. 10 | 1:30 pm Jan. 17 | 1:30 pm 

Mary’s Unique Boutique 

Neaten Your Nest Jan. 17 | 3:00 pm Jan. 23 | 3:00 pm Jan. 18 | 3:00 pm 

with Diane Konrath 

Handweaving Jan. 23 | 1:30 pm Jan. 16 | 1:30 pm Jan. 9 | 1:30 pm 

Workshop with fiber 

artist Catherine Jautz Bailey 

Stroke of Insight Feb. 8 | 2:00 pm Feb. 13 | 3:00 pm Feb. 23 | 1:00 pm 

Warning signs of stroke 

with Sue Fuhrman 

Vintage Valentines Feb. 13 | 1:30 pm Feb. 6 | 1:30 pm Feb. 20 | 1:30 pm 

Collector Beverly Fay 

Photo Workshop March 12 | 1:30 pm March 5 | 1:30 pm March 19 | 1:30 pm 

Leahys Luck Irish Band March 14 | 7:00 pm March 19 | 6:30 pm March 12 | 6:30 pm 

Spring Open House MARCH 18 AT ALL CAMPUSES | 10:30 am to 1:30 pm 

Living Well with March 20 - April 24 

Chronic Disease 2:00 - 4:00 pm 

6-week series New Berlin only 

Poplar Creek March 15 Display is at Regency-New Berlin 

Elementary School 6:30 to 8:00 pm March 12 - April 6 

Art Display OPENING RECEPTION Exhibit hours 9 am to 5 pm 

Real Milwaukee’s March 29 Regency residents travel 

Tony Clark 2:00 pm to Regency-New Berlin 

Tai Chi Classes Tuesdays | 2:15 pm Mondays | 9:00 am Tuesdays | 11:00 am 

$5 per class Jan. 24 - Mar. 13 Jan. 23 - Mar. 12 Jan. 24 - Mar. 13 

BROOKFIELD 

777 N. Brookfield Rd. 

262-780-0321 

MUSKEGO 

S of I-43 on Racine Ave. 

262-679-0888 

NEW BERLIN 

13750 W. National Ave. 

262-789-1699

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