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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2002
Page
7
A reader asks about Medicaid planning for parents facing long term care. Experts urge flexible plans to maximize community spousal income and limit estate recovery risk, warn against gifting assets, and recommend durable powers of attorney to handle incapacity.
Betty Christian at 80 remains active in masters swimming and diving, holding age group records, traveling for world competitions, and training at Wichita State. Her lifelong habit began with her mother’s swimming and includes sky gliding and family activities while balancing practice with travel and changes in her life.
In Dallas a 97 year old on $565 monthly weighs options between nursing home care and staying home. Assisted living costs $2,000 to $5,000 monthly and is rarely Medicaid funded. HUD grants create low income wings but fund construction not ongoing services. Medicaid waivers and policy changes are needed to close the funding gap.
Mr and Mrs Jack Dunfee of Elyria mark their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed June 8 1952 at Kessler Air Force Base Biloxi Miss. He worked for American Standard and Tappan Aztec Peroxides. she for Elyria Dairies Sunshine Farms. They have four children nine grandchildren and celebrated with a dinner at Farmer Boy Restaurant.
Mr and Mrs Andy Lacko of LaGrange celebrate 63 years since their June 3 1939 marriage at St Patrick Church Wellington Their family includes five children Jerry Columbus Shirley Fees Alan Elyria Janet Skinner Kenny LaGrange with 16 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren The anniversary observance occurred June 8 with relatives gathering to honor the couple.
Connie Davis is on vacation and her column will resume later this summer. The noted columnist will return with insights and updates once back from break, continuing the scheduled pieces and reader engagement.
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