Serving Our Seniors Magazine: October - December 2026

They may be gone, but they are never forgotten. When family and friends leave this world, the void can feel enormous. No matter how much time has passed, there remains a desire to keep their spirit alive. Serving Our Seniors is honored to have received memorial contributions from May 23, 2026 – August 26, 2026, honoring the lives of: Warren Armstrong Barbara Kenne Janet Knittle Eleanor Pasqualini Our vehicle donation program offers an effortless way to donate. Vehicle pick up is free, whether the vehicle runs or not. To donate your car call Serving Our Seniors 419-624-1856 and ask to speak with Brenda. Or visit www.servingourseniors.org. In the top, right, corner click on the DONATE button. On the donations page, scroll down to Option 3: Vehicle Donations. Read and follow the instructions for donating your vehicle. Donors Remember Loved-Ones Who Have Made a Lasting Imprint in the Lives of Others Your Legacy of Kindness We gratefully remember Shirley McKillips, who thoughtfully remembered Serving Our Seniors in her Last Will & Testament. Her generous commitment will help ensure that Serving Our Seniors continues to be here for older adults living in Erie County — answering their calls, addressing their concerns, and advocating for their health, dignity, and functional independence. Donor Pays Tribute to an Extraordinary Person Serving Our Seniors received a donation in August 2026, as a tribute to: Dean Lucal The donor wished to recognize and appreciate Dean for his remarkable 64 years of service to the community as an attorney, “performed with integrity.” Described as a “consummate professional worthy of our highest respect.” We hope this makes your day! Thank you for being YOU! Your Legacy of Kindness The car from 1967 TV Show Mannix. Donate Your Car to Serving Our Seniors Remember Serving Our Seniors in your Last Will & Testament and let your kindness continue to make a difference in the lives of older adults living in Erie County, Ohio. (Tax Exempt # 34-1840241). Your bequest ensures someone will be here to answer their call, address their concerns and advocate for their ability to maintain their health and functional independence, as they grow older in Erie County. 9