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Midwest Parent Educators Graduation List

The 2020 graduating class of Midwest Parent Educators Daniel Albertson Emily Almloff Adeline Armstrong William Armstrong David Arrowood Olivia Atwood Steven Barnes Benjamin Barry Harrison Boehm Samantha Brethour Faith Brooks Lena Brush ...

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Maur Hill-Mount Academy Graduation List

The 2020 graduating class of Maur Hill-Mount Academy. Conner Becker Emma Buhman-Wiggs Jack Caudle Cade Clemens Ellie Cole Zhijun (Mavis) Ding Sara Domann Casey Elias Burhan Farooqui Taylor Folsom Shannon Funk Allison ...

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Maranatha Christian Academy Graduation List

The 2020 graduating class of Maranatha Christian Academy. Irem Arslan Elle Bergerhofer Parker Bond Cody Brown Aaliyah Buckner Nathan Burdette Nuoyan Cao Jadyn Carver Anita Eckhardt Grace Ensminger Gina Favero Andrew Fortin ...

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Heritage Christian Academy Graduation list

The 2020 graduating class of Heritage Christian Academy Aysa Benally Zachary Bivens Allyson Brown Rosemary Casteel Charlie Chen Bill Cheng Rebekah Currey Julia Edmondson Matilda Galgan Corinne Kalal Jessica Koellner Adora Lewis ...

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Heartland Christian School Graduate list

The 2020 graduating class of Heartland Christian School. Kurumi Aso Keegan G. Davis Kathryn E. Evans Daphne Kremer Tristan P. Mata Gannon R.Myers Johanna Grunwald Phillip Moczala Courtney K. Nash Autumn B. ...

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Grandview Christian School Graduating Seniors

The 2020 graduating class of Grandview Christian School. Asiah N. Henderson-Wilson Dallas E. Allen Keziah S. Blake Soraja M. Brown Mario J. Cheatem Peyton M. Downey Caleb E. Dunn Cannen J. Hill ...

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Families for Home Education Graduating Seniors

The 2020 graduating class of Families for Home Education. Joslynne G. Adams Hannah G. Y. Alexander Keelin M. Anzalone Hannah G. Austin Daniel W. Berends Auttumn G. Blair Madalynn E. Boehner Rachel ...

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Faith Christian Academy Graduating Seniors

The 2020 graduating class of Faith Christian Academy. Eduardo R. Bedolla Abigail R. Brink Ian J. Dawson Havannah J. Foster Josiah D Hansen Jesse J. Jay Derek J Jennings Ethan D. Kirk ...

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Christ Preparatory Academy Graduating Seniors

The 2020 graduating class of Christ Preparatory Academy. Tanner J. Bigg Katherine L. Brandenburg Natalie G. Cannell Caleb J. Darrow Rachel Dotson Maxwell T. Faoro William A. Franken Reece V. Frasier Rebecca ...

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Blue Ridge Christian School Graduating Seniors

The 2020 graduating class of Blue Ridge Christian School. Levi S. Barnes Kelsey R. Byers Charles Byun McKieah C. Chastain Davon K. Jenkins-Smith Gracia A. Johnson Minha Kweon Joshua T. Norgren Angelina ...

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Hiring Home Care: 5 qualities to look for in a professional caregiver

The first step in hiring in-home care or a caregiver is to research, consult with, and select a reputable home care company. Once you have chosen a company, their care coordinator will ...

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What every family needs to know about Parkinson’s Disease

Debbie, 63, and Doug Chambers, 72, had always been a social couple, enjoying travel, dinners with friends and going to the movies. But their active lifestyle began to change in 2016 when ...

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19 suggestions for loving your neighbor

Many Christians are seeking the proper balance between staying safe and helping their neighbors. The National Christian Foundation offers 19 ideas for loving your neighbor during the pandemic. Shop locally: Call local businesses ...

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Missouri establishes hotline for residents with coronavirus questions

News about coronavirus is changing on a daily basis. Missouri residents now have a convenient source to find the latest information and find answers to their questions. The Missouri Department of Health ...

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Helping vs. enabling: how to strike a balance while caregiving

Most family caregivers want what is best for their loved ones, and they’ll do whatever it takes to make that happen while caregiving. Unfortunately, discerning what’s best for a senior is often ...

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10 common misconceptions about aging

An old adage is again proving true about aging: What we think will happen, happens. Essentially, as we age, we become what we think we will become. This is the thesis that ...

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How a career helping others can make you happier

There’s no doubt about it — what you do each day for work or career can make a huge impact on your overall well-being. According to a Society for Human Resource Management ...

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Coping with caregiver anger

There are countless emotions involved in caring for an aging loved one, but difficult feelings like anger, frustration and resentment are a few that family caregivers often struggle with. Each person experiences ...

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Creating a Bucket List: tips for seniors and family caregivers

The Bucket List, a 2007 movie starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman, helped contemporize the old expression “kick the bucket,” a common slang phrase for dying. Now, people of all ages often ...

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Alzheimer’s and Dementia: The 10 warning signs you need to know

Recognizing and taking steps to address the warning signs of Alzheimer’s and other dementias can be extremely challenging – especially in the early stages. It’s easy and common to dismiss cognitive changes ...

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Can chiropractic care benefit us as we age?

For decades, chiropractic care has proven to be one of the safest and most natural forms of healthcare out there. With dramatic results and minimal side effects, many individuals, of all ages, ...

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5 questions to ask when planning for long-term care

You may not want to consider a time when you might not be able to fully take care of yourself, but the reality is there is almost a 70% chance someone turning ...

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6 Steps to prepare for the Medicare Open Enrollment Period

There are certain events where it’s necessary to be prepared in advance. The annual Medicare Open Enrollment Period is one of these instances. It runs from October 15 through December 7 each ...

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Tips for seniors to ensure healthy road trips

When thinking about road trips, you might envision college kids heading on adventures, but older adults take road trips, too, according to a recent survey by Cigna. Travel is a top priority ...

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Depression Doesn’t Have to Be a Dirty Word

In our popular culture, depression is deemed a dirty word.  Many of us are ashamed to acknowledge to ourselves and to others that we can’t muster enough strength to get out of ...

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