Dave Walker, the City of Verona Parks Department Director, will be here to answer all your questions about the city’s forestry management. Dave has a wealth of knowledge about tree diseases and how to keep Verona’s trees beautiful. This is always very interesting, so be sure to put it on your calendar!
Would your family know what to do if you had a health crisis and couldn’t communicate your health care wishes? If you haven’t put your thoughts into writing this presentation is for you. This hands-on seminar explains the “Power of Attorney for Health Care,” a legal document that makes your health care wishes clear. You will get a Wisconsin Power of Attorney for Heath Care Document form and hear
instructions for completing it.
With the cost of college trending higher every year, paying for education has officially become a multigenerational concern. Join us as we discuss the “Dos and Don’ts” and explore the different options for grandparents who want to help financially with college. With a little advance planning, families can make some savvy moves to help prepare for the costs of college without negatively impacting potential financial aid.
Jamie Hanson is passionate about empowering families to become informed consumers of higher education. With over a decade of experience helping families successfully strategize their college planning efforts while saving them money and time in the process. Jamie holds an Investment Advisor license and is a leading authority on late-stage college planning, frequently presenting educational workshops across Dane County
Do you need an estate plan? Would a will be the best option, or a trust? Who will make decisions for you about your health care or finances if you’re not able to do so yourself? Can you protect your house if you have to go into a nursing home? Please join Attorneys Michelle Affatati and Olivia Pietrantoni from Stafford Rosenbaum and Attorney Brenda Haskins from Haskins Short & Brindley LLC to get answers to these and other estate planning questions.
This is an updated classroom course that is researched-based to help older drivers become more aware of changes that occur due to aging {vision, hearing, and reaction time} and how to adjust driving accordingly. There are no tests. You may be eligible to receive an auto insurance discount. Restrictions may apply. Consult your agent for details.
posted 12/19/18
We are trying to establish two music days every month in the upcoming 2019 event calendar. Although we know this will be a wonderful addition, it will take additional money to achieve.
There are monies from memorials which have been designated to music, however, we need a bit more. If you would like to see our Senior Center provide two music days per month, we ask you to consider donating to the Friends of Verona Senior Center.
You can pick up a form at the front desk and one of our volunteers will assist you. Thank you for any assistance you can give us.
Monday, May 13 from 12:30-1:30 PM
Come and hear some good old harmless music! There will be singing and a variety of instruments will be played. Some of these include the saxophone, percussion, clarinet, guitar, and the banjo. You will hear a variety of music from old country, old standards, folk, and gospel.
Hope to see you there!
This musical entertainment is sponsored by Ron and Anna Pauley
Thank you!!!!!
In honor of our generous donors, we will again be adding names to the Donor Recognition Display Box located in the Serenity Garden.
For a memorial or donation of $100 or more, you may request your own plaque honoring your loved one or yourself. Please make your plaque request at the time of your donation.
All donations and requests should be directed to Friends of Verona Senior Center.
