Camo Quilt Project

01/21/2026

01/20/2026

01/20/2026

ALA member Kay Keyes initiated a Thrivent Donation for Rocky Knoll and for Camo Quilts December of 2025. Here are some photos to share the holiday cheer!
Linda at Camo Quilts was able to purchase needed material for quilting and Rocky Knoll residents received holiday goodie bags. Thanks also to Family Dental.
Way to go 243! Kermit Krueger and Jim Preder are members of our own Legion. I think Kay had a bit of fun as well!!! Thanks Linda Johnson for the email....

01/18/2026

Carol.. We are so sorry for your loss... Just know we are thinking of you as you go thru these trying times...God Bless

Terrence Powers
November 1, 1947 — January 11, 2026
Donna-Terrence Powers, a beloved figure in the world of automotive service and a cherished family man, passed away on January 11, 2026, at the age of 78. Born on November 1, 1947, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Terrence dedicated much of his professional life as a service advisor at a Ford dealership, earning respect and admiration from colleagues and customers alike.

Terrence's passions extended beyond his career; he had a zest for life that resonated through his many hobbies. He was an enthusiastic player of tournament cribbage and enjoyed various card games, relishing the thrill of friendly competition. Additionally, he was an accomplished woodworker, known for his ability to repair and create with remarkable skill. His friends and family often marveled at his knack for fixing anything that needed attention, a testament to his resourcefulness and dedication.

He leaves behind his loving wife of 43 years, Carol Powers, who remained his steadfast companion through all of life's journeys. Terrence is also survived by his brothers: Robert F. Powers, David T. Powers, Donald J. Powers, and Timothy J. Powers, and his sister Susan B. Atwater. He will be fondly remembered by numerous nieces and nephews, all of whom enriched his life with joy and laughter.

Terrence was preceded in death by both his parents, Thomas Robert Powers and Marguerite Sauve, who instilled in him the values of hard work and integrity that he carried throughout his life. As we reflect upon his life, we celebrate the many moments he shared with family, friends, and all those who were fortunate enough to know him. His contributions to both his profession and his community will not be forgotten. As per his wishes, Mr. Powers will be cremated at a later date.

To send flowers to the family in memory of Terrence Powers, please visit our flower store.

01/17/2026

Meet ZuZu! The gentle goldendoodle is turning 13 years young! ZuZu comes to stay with Molly our Assistant Director of Nursing for one week each month. One of her favorite things to do when she visits Plymouth is to come and visit the residents at Rocky Knoll. She loves the attention but most of all the treats! 🩷🐶🐾
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01/16/2026

We are reopening Tubing at Nutt Hill on Saturday, January 17, at 9 am!

We've made enhancements to the grooming of the tubing hill and updated our tubing rules to create a better experience for our guests and staff.

We cannot wait to welcome back tubers!

Review our updated tubing rules here:

https://nutthillwinterpark.com/pages/snow-tubing

Reserve your tubing day and time here:

https://shop.nutthillwinterpark.com/

01/16/2026

New Vietnam Veteran Flag Available! Click here to see it: bit.ly/3Oi0ShX

01/16/2026

Every small thing you create carries more meaning than you realize. Each stitch quietly brings back memories, emotions, and parts of you that life may have buried under busyness and noise. Creating with your hands becomes a gentle reminder of what once made your heart feel full—even if you forgot along the way.

When everything slows down and the world grows quiet, that’s when creativity speaks the loudest. It’s not just about sewing or making something beautiful—it’s about reconnecting with who you truly are. In those calm moments, you don’t just create… you remember yourself.