Lecture: “Behind the Bench”

On Monday, November 15, Kendal will hear Judge Louis Stanton speaking on “Behind the Bench”

 Judge Stanton has been a Kendal resident since December 2020.  In his 90s, he drives downtown every weekday to the Federal Courthouse at Foley Square where he is a U.S. District Judge.

Judge Stanton completed his Bachelor’s Degree at Yale and attended the University of Virginia, where he received his LLB/J.D. in 1955. 

Nominated by President Reagan and confirmed by the Senate in 1985, Louis Stanton has been a U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York ever since.  He says that for a litigator, this is the best job anyone can have.

Saturday Opera at Kendal

Saturday Opera at Kendal has become a weekly occurrence.

On Saturday, November 13, at 1:00 pm, Jules Massenet’s Manon will be shown in the Gathering Room, with Anna Netrebko and Rolando Villazon in a 2007 production.

The opera will be performed by the Staatskapelle Berlin conducted by Daniel Barenboim.

New Trip

A New Trip has been arranged by the ever-active Trips Committee.

A visit to the Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY will take place on Wednesday, December 1.

It will feature a guided tour of "Arrivals," more than 50 works by artists from the 16th to the 21st centuries. The exhibit focuses on seven "arrival moments": 1492, Columbus; 1620, Mayflower; 1860s, the Middle Passage; 1891-1924, Ellis Island; World War II; 1965; and Today, the southern border.

The artists explore arrival moments and "What does it mean to be an American?" through myths and complexities, storytelling, memories of ancestors, belonging, race, perseverance and the way the U.S. has reacted to changing demographics and societies.

Also, there will be a single Rothko in a room designed for reflection by one individual.

Sign-up, as usual, will be in the Trips Book located in the Activities Alcove.

Concert at Kendal November 14, 3:00 pm

On Sunday, November 14, award-winning violinist Ariel Horowitz returns for her third performance at Kendal.

Joining Ariel in her Kendal debut will be pianist Alexa Stier, a Doctor of Musical Arts candidate at the Yale School of Music.

Their program will include works by Taillefaire, Brahms, Mozart, and Prokofiev.

A reception will follow the concert in the Private Dining Room.

Dining Advisory Committee Meeting

The Dining Advisory Committee will hold an

OPEN MEETING

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12

3 pm in the Gathering Room

The meeting will include DINING SERVICES staff.

All Residents are Invited

Program: Llyn Clague on Coming of Age

On November 8 at 7:30 pm in the Gathering Room, Kendal will be hearing from one of its own, poet Llyn Clague.

Kendal’s resident poet will share poems from his book-length collection Coming of Age, about life at Kendal as he has experienced it since joining us in April 2019.

"Coming of age" is a phrase typically used in reference to early adulthood, but have not we here "come of a (certain) age?"

This will be a great opportunity to enjoy Llyn's poems celebrating our life at KoH.

All are welcome.

Residents Council Meeting on Zoom - November 8, 2:00 PM

Agenda  

Welcome                   Hank Schacht, Chair

Remembrance of Residents Deceased since October 11, 2021 

Welcome to New Residents since October 11, 2021 

Approval of Minutes of October 11, 2021 Council Meeting 

Reports 

Chair               Hank Schacht 

Treasurer              Jeff O’Donnell         
Investment Committee         Hank Schacht 

Kendal on Hudson Board        John Sorice   

Management            Pamela Klapproth 

New Business 

Residents questions & comments 

Executive Session 

Adjournment 

Future Meetings  

Monthly Council Meeting, Monday, December 13, 2:00 pm 

Cuatro Puntos Concert

A concert at Kendal is planned for Sunday, November 7, in the Gathering Room

Cuatro Puntos is a multi-faceted, non-profit organization that activates music as a pragmatic and universally accessible stimulus for social change, cultural awareness, and empowerment of the under-served.

We welcome Cuatro Puntos for their sixth Kendal performance:  Aaron Packard and Annie Trepanier, violin; Kevin Bishop and Steve Larson, viola; and Allan Ballinger, cello.

Their program includes works by Samuel Coleridge Taylor, Johannes Brahms, and Kevin Bishop.

Glaucoma Program on Zoom

“New Horizons in Glaucoma Treatment” Wednesday, November 10, 5 pm on ZOOM.

Dr. Jeffrey M. Liebmann will talk about the latest news in glaucoma procedures and treatments. He is Shirlee and Bernard Brown Professor of Ophthalmology, Vice Chair, Department of Ophthalmology, Director, Glaucoma Division, Edward S. Harkness Eye Institute, Columbia University Medical Center, New York City.

Register in advance at: by clicking here or by typing the following address into your web browser:

https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_tzGonJQpRyWV1fgJP7Pt9w  

Questions:? Contact Amelia Augustus

Dining Advisory Meeting

Napoleon Bonaparte is credited with saying, “An Army marches on its stomach.” The residents at Kendal don’t do much marching, but what goes into their stomachs is of considerable importance.

So, the Dining Advisory Committee, under the leadership of Margo Berger, will have an open meeting on Friday, Nov 12, at 3:00 pm in the Gathering Room. Members of the culinary staff will also be on hand.

All residents invited!