Are Senior Meal Providers Linked to Pork Producers In their Unhealthy Offerings

Are Senior Meal Providers Linked to Pork Producers In their Unhealthy Offerings

The privately owned Area Office on Aging, based in Unionstown Ohio,
seems to be aligned with Pork Producers in the senility engendering
meals it is approving for seniors.
In 4 days of 1 week, ham, bacon, pork and pork were featured,
with their high cholesterol, amyloid plaque (cause of Alzheimers's), ecoli,
uric acid, bacteria, antibiotics, hormones, food dyes etc. In aeddition these foods cause global heating, animal agony, energy waste, deforestation, pollution of our water system.

Mature Services is another group promoting food guaranteed to send
seniors out of their bodies earlier than God's design.
The alternative

Let those with no financial motive, aligned to no slaughterhouse or dairy, design the meals.
www.pcrm.org 1500 vegan physicians

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Who are these profiteers who are pushing pig and cow flesh?

The Area Agency on Aging 10B, Inc. is a private, non-profit organization specializing in helping older adults meet their long term care goals. We provide programs to assist older adults to remain in the community instead of in nursing facilities, as well as family caregiver support programs, consumer protection and education, Information on long-term care, and more.
Our Mission

The Area Agency on Aging provides older adults and their caregivers long-term care choices and consumer protection and education, so they can achieve the highest possible quality of life.
Our Vision

The Area Agency on Aging will be the preferred long-term care management organization for older adults across all care settings.
Our Values

Each consumer and caregiver will be positively affected through compassionate care.

    * Recruit and retain competent, courteous and compassionate people who share the passion for our mission.
    * Be the best by striving to exceed expectations.
    * Grow the next generation of leaders.
    * Utilize sound business principles to achieve excellent service for our customer and the community.
    * Emphasize long-term success over short-term expediency.
    * Be open and honest.
    * Realize that responsibility goes hand-in-hand with authority...take ownership.
    * Empower staff with the authority needed to carry out their responsibility.

Our Board of Directors
Officers

    * Willard P. Roderick, Chairman
    * Stephen Colecchi, Immediate Past Chairman
    * Laura C. Dzurec, Vice Chairman
    * Charles L. Greene, Vice Chairman
    * David B. Reynolds, M.D., Vice Chairman
    * Fran D. Rice, Vice Chairman
    * Anne T. Nixon, Secretary
    * Julia T. DiFrancesco, Treasurer
    * Kyle R. Allen, D.O., Chief Medical Officer

Directors

    * Charles E. Booth
    * Jack T. Diamond
    * Kenneth A. Dorsett
    * Eileen W. Good
    * Marianne G. Lorini
    * James Masi
    * Nancy McPeek
    * Jon D. Oliverio, D.P.M.
    * Donald J. Pavlik
    * David J. Peter, M.D.
    * Myrtle Peters
    * Kathleen A. Rice
    * Erika L. Sobolewski, D.O.
    * Keeven White

The Greater Akron/Canton Area Agency on Aging Foundation

    * Charles E. Booth, Chairman
    * David B. Reynolds, M.D., Vice Chairman
    * Hortense Bobbitt, Secretary
    * George F. Sesock, Treasurer

Directors

    * Jane E. Litz
    * Margaret F. Medzie
    * Donald J. Pavlik
    * Fran D. Rice
    * Robert A. Ruggles
    * Natalie E. Smith
    * Lee S. Walko
 

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PCRM
2009
10/29
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