Recently, Jack and I had the opportunity to drive across the state of FL and visit dear old friends in Naples. The weather has been very unusual – cold and wet, not at all the beautiful warm weather FL is known for. Driving across Alligator Alley is always an adventure. We were driving over 70 miles […]
By: Vince Marini (Moorings) Rodney Dangerfield born, Jacob Rodney Cohen on Nov. 22, 1921 in Deer Park, Long Island was the son of Jewish parents, the vaudevillian performer Phil Roy Cohen and Dotty Titelman. Rodney, who left us on Oct. 5, 2004, for the big stage in the sky, was an American stand-up comedian and
1. Police raided and shut down a weekly, $4-a-round mah jongg game in Tampa played by Lee Eelnick, Bernice Diamond, Helen Greenspan and Zelda King, all between the ages of 87 and 95, because the police said they were gambling. 2. A new study by a Pittsburgh bank revealed that all the gifts listed in
“I thought he retired from writing the column.” I did and I will, however, since there was not enough time for someone to step up and prepare a column for this issue, I will take the opportunity for one last hurrrah! Hats off to Marilyn Lubell and all the folks who worked so diligently with
It’s time, once again, to bring you all the good news from Waterford. Since this will be our first submission for the Aberdeen Times, we hope you will enjoy reading our column and help us by contributing any information you care to share. Lets start off by wishing our community a Happy New Year. We
“Aberdeen’s volunteers advocating for Florida’s long-term care residents answer your questions regarding the health, safety, welfare, and rights of residents in long-term care facilities.” By: Aberdeen’s Certified Long-Term Care Ombudsman: Sam Golden, Pauline Ogus, Ronnie Ostrow and Martin Weissman Q: My father is in an adult family care home. An old friend of his who
