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2011 Walk to End Alzheimer’s Kickoff!
We were pleased to enjoy such an inspiring luncheon with those who really make this annual walk such a success! Thanks to Cindy Lowery and Amy French from the local association!
One of the great things about the Alzheimer’s Association is the chance to hear the stories of such great people. This is a family with whom Gail had a wonderful conversation. The family’s matriarch, Betty Tate, cared for her husband after his Alzheimer’s diagnosis. She recalled going from a large world living with a man who served his country in the military and operated a large cattle ranch to the very small world of the Alzheimer’s mind. It was beautiful to see how supportive her family was in her efforts to support the Alzheimer’s Association in his memory.
Betty Tate and her family.
Why I Did It! – Eugene Cote (Harrison, TN)
“Wasn’t sure I was ready to take this step — but after the presentation, I felt comfortable with the decision and feel the protection and security it will provide will be well worth the investment.”
Why I Did It! – David Kemp (Atlanta, GA)
“I chose long term health care to insure my quality of life in the years to come.”
Why I Did It! – Janice and Buckley Robbins (Chattanooga, TN)
“Long Term Care insurance has long been a subject of discussion and it is now completed. Having done this gives us a sense of security for the future.”
Why I Did It! – Shelly White (Chattanooga, TN)
“I feel great relief from my decision to buy long term care insurance. Gail was fun and serious at the same time. This has taken a burden off my shoulders.”
Shelly White, OT-R
Senior Olympics Opening!
Michelle Turner, of Alexian Brothers, recognizes Lindsey & Associates for sponsorship of the 2010 Chattanooga Senior Olympics.
Senior athletes stop by the Lindsey & Associates information booth just before the Opening Ceremony.
As we were setting up our information booth for the opening ceremonies, I paused as a group of senior athletes gathered around, pushing the wheelchair of a fellow athlete proudly holding the olympic torch. It was a heartening reminder of the olympic spirit that can live in us all, young and old alike.
Gail and I were pleased to share information on long term care planning with these inspiring seniors. They showed appreciation for the possibility of pursuing their athletic potential with the confidence – knowing they will be able to maintain their lifestyle and independence, regardless of their future health.
Hats off to you!
-Jason L. Hillner, CLTC
Why I Did It! – Dean and Gay Negus (Signal Mountain, TN)
“We have been considering long term care insurance off and on for the past 4 years. We understand the importance of the coverage but never got around to it. Your command of the facts and knowledge of the programs was important to our decision. Now we feel more secure and less anxious about being a burden to our children” April, 2010
Top 10 insults for “old folks”
Great article and very on point! – Gail Lindsey
Top 10 insults for “old folks”
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Why I Did It! – Carol Varnes (Chattanooga, TN)
“Having LTC insurance will give me peace of mind about the future. Thank you, Gail, for your thorough presentation.”
Why I Did It! – Lonna Williams (Chattanooga, TN)
“As the mother of a single child, I want to relieve him from the responsibility and concern of daily caregiving. I am confident this decision will allow us both a more independent future.” Lonna Williams
Why I Did It! – Steve and Jeannie Goins (Cleveland, TN)
“A long term care policy was important to me for peace of mind and taking the burden off my daughter, should something happen to me or my husband. I am also going through trials with my mother, who is 91 years old and recovering from a broken hip. She also has dementia. I feel it’s so important to be ahead of the game so that retirement can be a good time without the worry of going broke from an unexpected illness or injury.”
Why I Did It! – Curt and Pat Howe (Ringgold, GA)
“Long term care insurance is important to us because we know that it wil be there for us if we need it. Thank you Gail for your help.”
Lindsey Long Term Care 