• ildry tt# A NEW MODEL FOR SENIO' LIVING In May, Trinity Continuing Care Services, Michigan's largest non-profit "Max taught us that when you think, think big; that when you act, act with conviction; and when you give, give with a big heart." long-term care and senior housing provider, will become Trinity Senior Living Communities (TSLC). Our new name reflects our sacred mission to create Sanctuary'' neighborhoods that fulfill each resident's desire for personal growth, purpose and meaning in life. Our residents are empowered to make decisions that affect their daily lives, knowing that our staff is ready to help if needed. Our care partners live out their calling in caring for seniors. We encourage independence while serving seniors and their families with dignity and respect. Senior communities are common, but the real difference lies in our culture. For the thousands of seniors at our 33 homes across Michigan, Indiana and Maryland, we're nurturing relationships, enriching lives and creating Sanctuary. TRINITY SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES - Nancy Grosfeld, Federation president Creating Sanctuary - 39500 Orchard Hill Place, Suite 400 • Novi, MI 48375 • (248) 305-7600 www.TrinitySeniorSanctuary.org A MEMBER OF TRINITY Highway from page A27 0. HEALTH 1391180 4 Temple Israel's Robert Sosnick Family Life Center, in conjuction with The Caring Community, presents an afternoon of V•h CUZCO Senior Adult Program Bubbies Do Broadway "Max was a man of ideas, influence One of Fisher's daughters, Jane and purpose — a man who taught us Sherman of Franklin, announced that when you think, think big; that after the renaming ceremony that the when you act, act Jewish Agency for with conviction; Israel, the State of and when you Israel and the city of give, give with a Jerusalem continue big heart:' Grosfeld planning for a memo- said. rial to her father to "Max drove this be erected at a road community to do intersection round- great things, and he about in Jerusalem. taught us all that we could make a Lover Of Israel difference." Max Fisher was She also read founding chairman a statement by of the Jewish Agency. Robert P. Aronson, He understood the Federation CEO necessity not only Nancy Grosfeld address the and close friend to inspire aliyah, but of Fisher, who was dedication ceremony. also to teach Jews unable to attend. who stayed in the "Max Fisher was the confidant diaspora what it means to be Jewish. of presidents and prime ministers," Sherman, a staunch Zionist in her Aronson wrote. "He was rightly own right, heads the Israel Committee viewed by Jews around the world as of the Jewish Agency. the leader of our American Jewish "The highway renaming:' she said, community. And yet, he was a "is a fitting reminder of the legacy of Detroiter, first and always. He often my father, who never sought the spot- said to me, and to community lead- light, but whose imprint remains very ers of every station, 'Never forget your visible and continues to sustain the roots: memory of all that he worked so hard "Due in large part to Max Fisher, for?' Detroit remains one of the greatest Jewish communities in the world:' Harry Kirsbaum, associate director, mar- Aronson wrote. keting and communications, for the Jewish "That is why it is so appropriate that Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, and we remember Max, and the legacy he Robert Sklar, editor of the Detroit Jewish left us, here today." News, contributed to this report. 0111Miremommow.m..11 .1.0.1.0.010PIMI.01.0.11...... Thursday, May 15, 2008 1:30 PM Open to the community Free of charge Refreshments follow program Reservations are not necessary; however, if you are bringing a large group, please call Kari K. Provizer at (248) 661-5700 so that we can plan accordingly. Partially funded by the David Arthur Stulberg Memorial Fund, Harry and Phyllis Kellman Memorial Fund and the Bertha & Harry Kifferstein Senior Programming Fund. ❑ Co-sponsored by The Temple Israel Treasures. "t41.70k*.\4A1141A1W11.1114 Temple Israel 5725 Walnut Lake Road • West Bloomfield, MI 48323 A28 May 8 n 2008 1389030