Senior Citizens

By MAURICE LANGSTON

The name Wakulla County Senior Citizens Council Inc., has been synonymous with caring for and sharing with seniors through our Meals-On-Wheels program.  
Year after year the Senior Citizens Council hosts successful events to assure that not one senior goes unserved. The events are packed with excitement, creativity and fun for our targeted groups.  

By MARK UNDERWOOD

With each generation, medical breakthroughs have helped people live longer.
But quality of life is one of the most important issues most people face today.
That’s partially due to unhealthy lifestyles that many people don’t know how to change. Americans work more hours and sleep less than most other countries in the world.
If you want to live a healthier, longer life that is packed with quality, there are several things – easy things, you can do – starting today.

By MICHELLE HUNTER
of the Senior Center

With two holidays in one month, the center was filled with many fun activities.  
The color green filled the dining room for the first half of the month in preparation for our St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Dressing up in fun attire of the day makes it so much more festive, and everyone looks forward to participating.  

By SHELLY HOMAN
of the Senior Center

The Wakulla Senior Center welcomes a new executive director, T.W. Maurice Langston to our home away from home.
Langston joined our team just a few short months ago. As you all may know, our fearless leader, R.H. Carter, retired in January 2013 after serving our Senior Citizens for 15 years.