Dorothy Heuring has been coming to the Northeast site since
the beginning. A mother of four and Tai Chi instructor, Heuring was asked to
begin teaching classes at the Northeast site. Still today, she teaches Tai Chi
and joins in on the fun when not teaching.
“I’ve made a lot of friends from teaching Tai Chi over the
years,” Heuring said. “The people here have always been so gracious and
welcoming.”
Lunch participants at the Northeast site. |
In addition to teaching Tai Chi classes, she enjoys eating
lunch at the site and participating in educational programs.
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Heuring encourages anyone to check out the Northeast site.
“I’m always telling people about this place,” she said. “I
tell people the meals are great and the people are so nice.”
Ben Waggoner started coming to the site for health recovery
after suffering from a stroke. Since then, he has participated in Tai Chi, an
exercise program he says makes all the difference in his physical capabilities.
Ben Waggoner participates in Tai Chi. |
“Tai Chi really helps me,” Waggoner said. “If I don’t do it
regularly, I tighten up, and I know it has helped many others here as well.”
Waggoner’s favorite meal at the senior center is the roast beef
and he enjoys staying active in his community, including as a member of the
WCCOA board.
When asked what he would say to someone thinking about coming
to a senior center, he simply said “Come and enjoy, you’ll like it!”
For more information on the Northeast Area Senior Center,
contact Sandy Hart at (419) 260-3228.
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