Welcome to Art is Ageless, a program of Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America.
Leta Sherwood poses with the quilt she made to celebrate her mother's 100th birthday. The quilt included blocks of fabric signed by family, friends and even President G.W. Bush. In celebration of her mom’s 100th birthday, resident Leta Sherwood set ou ...
Jay Karr's “Wine, Roses & Chagall" Mr. Jay Karr lives in the healthcare area of Fulton Presbyterian Manor. "I have had a love for art since I was young, especially developing an interest while in high school. I would listen to lectures and draw ...
Charlene's quilt entry took first place in the 2017 Art is Ageless competition. Each year, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America’s Art is Ageless juried art competition allows seniors throughout the area to show off handiwork while proving the “agelessne ...
Most seniors choose to live closer to family during their later years, but Aggie Keesling isn’t most seniors. Instead, Aggie moved away, or as she calls it, “home.” “After my husband passed away, I had to re-evaluate my life. I am from St. John but fel ...
Sally "Micki" Kraft takes sewing from necessity to art form. Editor's Note: Every month, Fort Scott Presbyterian Village displays the work of a local artist in the lobby. In November 2018, Sally "Micki" Kraft's sewing projects were featured. “I was ...
Wayne Keeler and his winning piece, "Wait for It." Salina’s Wayne Keeler, 71, was recently awarded “Best in Show” in the amateur division of Presbyterian Manor’s Art is Ageless® competition for his painting, “Wait for It.” Inspired by the monkeys at ...
Gene Payne wouldn't call what he does "art," but that's not the point. Fort Scott resident Gene Payne is the first to tell you he’s not an artist, and he would hesitate to even call what he does “art.” But he’d also tell you that’s not the point. “ ...
Anita Alsup found inspiration for "Grateful" in the expression on a friend's face. The piece took top honors in the PMMA Art is Ageless competition in 2018. Anita Alsup, 83, of Ste. Genevieve recently took home the top prize in the professional divisi ...
The Best in Show – Professional winner is Anita Aslup with her painting “Grateful.” The Best in Show – Amateur winner is Wayne Keeler with his painting “Wait for It.” Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America has announced the winners of its annual, system-w ...
Minnie Lou Allen, left, and Susie Kimmell have been featured artists at Fort Scott Presbyterian Village. Aside from being known for providing quality senior services guided by Christian values to residents, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America is synony ...
