You've worked hard, earned a living, and raised a family. You've cooked, cleaned, changed the light bulbs and mowed the lawn.

Now it's your turn to live a little.

At Stone Hearth Estates, we can do the cooking and cleaning, mow the lawn and, if you need us to, make your bed, do your laundry and take out the trash. We'll help you stay on top of your medications and make planned trips around town. And we'll be right here to help, every day, whenever you need us.

If you want to stay busy, we have a variety of planned and unplanned social activities. If you just want to relax, go ahead-it's your life. 

Featured below are just two on-going projects at Stone Hearth Estates. We have so many meaningful programs every month. Please check out our Newsletter and Monthly Calendar for more. 

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"Women & Hats" 

A project developed by women to help women fight Alzheimer's. 

This project began with Leona Widholm's donation of over 50 incredible hats to Stone Hearth Estates. From there a calendar was created with residents modeling these hats. All proceeds, including printing costs, were donated to the Alzheimer's Association.   

Just one of many pictures featured in our Calendar 

July 27^th Stone Hearth Estates donated $2300.00 to the Great Plains Chapter Alzheimer's Association.   

Pictured above: Leona Widholm, Barb Nuxoll, Administrator Stone Hearth Estates, and Alexandra Dillon Resource Coordinator  

Thanks to the generosity of Gothenburg, the Alzheimer's Association, and "Cope until Cured" Alzheimer supporters we were able to raise funds to bring Diana Waugh to Nebraska. Diana has written a book, "I Was Thinking", shown above. This book is dedicated to communicating with your loved one that has been afflicted with dementia. She is scheduled to visit Nebraska the first of October 2010. Diana will give four separate seminars in Cheyenne Wyoming, Kearney Nebraska, Lincoln Nebraska, and Gothenburg. In Gothenburg Ms. Waugh will present an afternoon session for health care professionals with CEU's available and an evening session open to the public. Please contact Barb Nuxoll, Administrator at Stone Hearth Estates for more information. We are thrilled to have Ms. Waugh come and present concrete communication techniques that work. More details will follow; please plan to attend!