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Author: Jo Strausz Rosen

About Jo Strausz Rosen

In memory of my parents, Lloyd and Bert Strausz, I am honored to serve as Executive Director of Development for Jewish Senior Life where I raise awareness and funding that supports programs for health, wellbeing and activities for our older adults in Assisted and Independent Living. For nine years, I was a Director of the American Technion Society supporting world class research. Then, I was employed as Michigan Director of Planned Gifts for the American Cancer Society where I helped fund cures to ease the pain and suffering for those with cancer.

ROSH HASHANAH REIMAGINED

ROSH HASHANAH REIMAGINED I roamed the halls of Meer, Hechtman and Fleischman recently and thought about all of the people 
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VOTE

VOTE As election day (November 5th) approaches, JSL has taken an active role in assisting and educating residents about their 
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STAND UP AGAINST HATE

STAND UP AGAINST HATE After reading about Live and Learn at Meer Apartments, where I marveled about the recent eight 
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THE LIFE IN JEWISH SENIOR LIFE

THE LIFE IN JEWISH SENIOR LIFE Nestled among the green spaces and wetlands of West Bloomfield, Meer Independent Living Apartments 
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LIVING WITH COGNITIVE DECLINE

LIVING WITH COGNITIVE DECLINE At JSL, there is a concerted effort in focusing on healthy aging activities.  Resident Service Coordinators 
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THE END

THE END The older we get, we must face a variety of unavoidable pokes and prods during visits to doctors 
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JSL: THE AGING CHRONICLES

JSL: THE AGING CHRONICLES Twenty-four energized Fleischman residents sat exercising together led by professional instructor Michelle Black. As I walked 
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THE SKLART

THE SKLART This week, members of the family of Leo Sklarzl gathered to celebrate the installation of a giant metal 
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A LEGACY OF LETTERS

A LEGACY OF LETTERS During creative writing classes at JSL, residents choose any number of real-life topics to base their 
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER

BIRDS OF A FEATHER At home, we hang a birdfeeder just outside our kitchen window and fill it daily with 
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