Point O View. A Word from the Administrator. James K. Malloy

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1 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 1 Point O View The Newsletter of the Fairview Family Fall/Winter 2006 Inside This Issue Administrator s Message 1 Happy Birthday Olive! Auction with Pictures 2 Auctions Program Sponsors 3 Special Thanks for Donated Items Donations Made to Fairview 7/1-11/10 Mystic Chamber of Commerce Meet After Hours A Fund-raising Message 7 Bench in Memory of Rhea MacNeil Friends Learning Together 8 Recreation Tidbits 8 Nancy Miller Celebrates her 86th Birthday More Recreation Tidbits 9 Generous Donor Sponsors New Room Fairview Safety Program 9 News of Fairview Family 10 News of Fairview Family 11 Wish List A Word from the Administrator James K. Malloy As we move closer to the completion of our multimillion dollar renovation, it is time to take a moment and look back at some of our recent accomplishments. Fairview s extraordinary staff has succeeded in truly making a difference in the lives of the individuals we serve. They have developed and/or enhanced IV therapy services, wound care services, in-patient Hospice programs, physical rehabilitation services and sub acute services. In addition, staff has become vested in improving the quality of life of our residents through permanent assignments. Studies have shown that residents and staff are more satisfied when assignments have permanency. Families and residents have expressed great satisfaction with our Bistro, the new resident telephone system, free cable television, the superior State survey reports and the wonderful aesthetic improvements to resident rooms and common areas. I would like to thank all of our staff, residents, volunteers, family members and corporate and individual friends who have made Fairview the facility of choice in Southeastern Connecticut. Together we are making a difference!!!!! OLIVE SISTARE CELEBRATES 100 YEARS! Fairview resident Olive Sistare was treated to a special party on the occasion of her 100th Birthday on July 26. Pictured with Olive are: (L-R) Helen DiCiantis, JoAnne Smith and Lori Hatch, all members of Fairview s nursing staff. Fairview Odd Fellows Home of Connecticut Fairview Nursing & Rehabilitation Center Fellowship Manor Independent Retirement Living Friends Learning Together Child Development Center Editor Carol Boiselle

2 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page AUCTION The fourth annual Antiques and Collectibles Auction and Dessert Extravaganza was held on Saturday, November 4 in Fairview s Broomfield Wilson Auditorium. Over 110 guests enjoyed the delectable desserts served throughout the evening and viewing the wonderful items that were donated to Fairview for the auction. There were 76 live auction and 41 silent auction items up for grabs. Antique furniture, jewelry, paintings, use of a condo, a sailboat, spa treatments and gift certificates to various restaurants were among the items featured this year. Thanks to the generosity of our guests, over $9,000 was raised from the auction itself. Sponsorships in our program book resulted in a record breaking $52,000 in pledges making the total net profit for the auction slightly more than $57,000. This is a 12% increase over last year s record setting total. All proceeds will help to defray the cost of new furniture in our residents rooms. Thank you to all of our very generous sponsors and guests for supporting the auction in such a generous fashion. We would not be able to provide the highest quality of care that we do for our residents without your help and continued support. Auctioneer Daniel Buck Soules uses his knowledge, wit and charm to nudge guests into bidding on items in order to raise more funds for Fairview. Guests watching intently as auctioneer David Buck Soules works his magic during the live auction. Warren Smith, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut I.O.O.F. and a director of the home presented a $50,000 check to Fairview Administrator James K. Malloy prior to the start of the annual auction that was held on November 4 at Fairview. This very generous donation will be used to help fund various projects at Fairview including a new Hospice Room and an electronic medical records initiative. Pictured helping to present the check to Jim Malloy are (L-R): Marshall Kalin, a director of the home, Art Burkard, Tom Ward, a director of the home, Warren Smith, Jim Malloy, and Dick Campbell, president of Fairview s Board. Auctioneer Daniel Buck Soules with Fairveiw administrator James K. Malloy prior to the start of the auction. Soules traveled all the way from his home in Florida to be the auctioneer for the fourth consecutive year.

3 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page FAIRVIEW AUCTION PROGRAM SPONSORS Fairview Sustainer ($5,000 +) Construction Resources, Inc. Grand Master s Club ($1,000 - $2,500) Anonymous Dick Campbell Chelsea Groton Bank Citizens Bank Groton Utilities Harrington Engineering Medline Michael Olenski CPA Morin Associates Northeast Utility Transmission Murtha Cullina, LLP Osprey Rebekah Lodge No.20 PharMerica Rebekah Assembly of CT Connie Reid UBS Financial Services Mr. & Mrs. Warren Smith Chem Dry of Southeastern CT Grand Lodge of CT I.O.O.F. Rebekahs Society ($500 - $999) C. Hughes Interiors Cardinal Honda Curtin Motor Livery Services Cross Sound Ferry Services DiCesare-Bentley Engineering Dime Bank Dow Chemical Grover Insurance Provatas & McNamara LLC Mechanics Lodge 73 & Hope Encampment 26 Mohegan Sun Casino Raintech Sound & Communications Linda Stein The Fontana Family Welcome Lodge #47 Fairview Associate ($150 - $499) ADP Allstate Fire Sprinkler American Ambulance Anonymous David & Louise Brown Brouwer Land Scaping Service Brustolon Buick Pontiac GMC Trucks Byles MacDougall Funeral Service Ron Ceccherini, PG Boyd & Linda Cristofori on behalf of the Burke Family Cluff s Carpets Thomas Demchak CPA Elliot Insurance Steve & Susie Forbes Billy Joe Foreman & Family Fort Hill Pharmacy, Inc. Foxwoods Resort Casino Gateway Financial Group, Inc. GDS Contracting Corp. Groton/Ledyard Rotary Groton Shopping Plaza Guardian Fuel & Energy Hartford Construction Services, LLC Hendel Petroleum Hoops & Jensen, LLC Title XIX, Probate and Real Estate Horizon Services MMS Medical Supply Dr. & Mrs. Jonathon Elion Kahn Tractor Kensington Glass & Framing Kone Elevator J.R. Langley Co., Inc. Lathrop Vending, Inc Liberty Bank Henry Lucas Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation M. Brett Painting Co. Marshall & Edie Kalin Nosahogan Lodge #21 I.O.O.F. Thomas Neilan & Sons Funeral Home People s Bank Chester Perkins R.C. Knox & Co. Reliable Flooring Smith Insurance Sysco Food Service Thames Valley Communications Tone Klear Unity Rebekah Lodge #54 U.S.C.G. Aux. Flotilla 25-3 Valenti Auto Mall George Ververis, Jr. Webster Bank Evelyn Harris Milly Carlson James Malloy

4 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 4 SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FOR ITEMS DONATED FOR THE 2006 FAIRVIEW CHARITABLE AUCTION Action Nurses Antiques Ltd. Bob s Discount Furniture April Britt Bill Brown Diane Brown Joseph Brum Richard Burke Mildred Carlson Citadel Broadcasting Cluff s Carpets Coastal Air Courtyard Gallery Cross Sound Ferry Services Janice Crowe DDLC Heating Oil Richard Dixon, Esq. Jean Dupont Essential Skincare Elizabeth Taylor Flanders Fish Market & Restaurant Steve & Susie Forbes Foxwoods Resort & Casino Judith Fales, DDS Bud Fay Connie Fuisting Charlotte Geer Garde Arts Center General Dynamics/Electric Boat Good Shepherd Lodge #65 I.O.O.F. Gorin s Furniture Grader Jewelers Charles Graf Granite Theatre Groton Inn & Suites Harbor Sales Corp. Evelyn Harris Mae Horan Catherine Hughes Becky Jackson Elinor Janus Evelyn Kennedy Keurig Premium Coffee Systems David Lee Lighthouse Inn Edie Longhenry Gloria Loring Lyman Allyn Museum Chris Malcolm Jim Malloy Majestic Jewelry Ken Martin W.B. Mason Midas Auto Service Experts John Miller Deb Morgan Serena Mowry Tom & Karin Mullin Mystic Hilton Mystic Marriott Mystic River Acupuncture Mystic Seaport Barbara Nelson Ninety Nine Restaurant John O Brien, Esq. /Stonington CC Office Depot Holly Phelps Pop s Car Wash Providence College Marilyn Searle Walt & Louise Shanaman S & P Oyster Company Shelter Harbor Inn Robert Stokke Stonington Lodge #26 Therapeutic Massage Martin Titus Tommy s Flowers Tranquility Wellness Center & Spa Two Sisters Salon George Ververis, JR Dottie Vogel Waterford Hotel Group Dick Woodworth Dorothy Worgul Sandie Weisgarber Grace Weismer * * * * * * * * * * *

5 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 5 THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS The following donations to Fairview were received between 7/1/06 and 11/10/06. The staff and residents would like to recognize these individuals and businesses for their kindness and generosity. Their caring and support is greatly appreciated. Car Raffle Ameriprise Financial Felicia Desardouin Armand Roman James Chmielewski Virginia Karosky Marvin Fried Kevin Morin Frances Harkins John Condon Thomas Cloutier Hayri Izgi Daniel Price Joann Francisconi Karen Yu Carol McCarthy David Langlois Paul Vandal John Richmond Sharon Reagon Boyd & Linda Christofori James Street Jeremy Doyle Christopher Chamberlain Donald Griggs Raymond Levesque Patricia Saint Aubin Ralph Greggs Jerry Shea Shawn Palmer Jerry Gleason Linda Kirbus Mary Beaulieu Robert Niderno Diane Moshier John Burns Ellen Kerr JoAnn Cornell Richard Lester Robert Sweeney Dr. & Mrs. Jonathon Elion Stephen Senosk Joseph Kendy Joseph Buckley Michael Killoran Nelson Doyle Richard Grenier Ronald Ceccherini Michael Gates Martha Meng Gil Ben-Ami Susan McCutchan Jason Brum Lawrence Reid Vin Ursino Tom Mullin Elvis Torres Don Byles Dr. Ed McDermott John Bitters Georgamarie Lavariere Frank Malone Stephen Forbes Linda Morad John Butler Jay & Donna Conway Fred Guarino James Doukas Lee Vincent Kevin Bowler Linda Somers Ken Kraetzer Thomas Sheridan Mr. & Mrs. Greg McMahon Tim West In Memory of Dorothy Arnold Annetta Williams Susan Kulo In Memory of Lillian Atwood Lynne Cockley Mr. & Mrs. Warren Wilfong Robert Mushinsky Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lange Sr. Pfizer Foundation (matching funds) In Memory of Bernard McCann Mr. & Mrs. Ward Alling Electric Boat Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Kostek Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Marion (Continued on page 6)

6 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 6 (Continued from page 5) Mr. & Mrs. Lee Catafomo Pfizer Foundation (matching funds) In Memory of Lucille Mills Mr. & Mrs. Ward Alling In Memory of Lester Stevens Jr. Lois Stevens In Memory of Louise Holth Faulkner & Boyce Partnership Mary Fitgerald Sally Gaetano Matthew Phibbs Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gruskin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Debiasi Mr. & Mrs. Jon Korper D. Lathrop Bouchard In Memory of Anna Ververis W. Wynn Riley In Memory of Doris Kanabis Mary Wallwork Carolyn Siegel Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gruskin Paul Kilmartin Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Swan Morgan & White Appliances Elinor Janus Eleanor Digangi Ruth Raymond Lillian Hansen Savings Institute Financial Group Foundation Welcome Rebekah Lodge #47 Marshall & Edie Kalin Pfizer Foundation Daycare Fund Mr. &Mrs. Raymonde LaBorde Vilma Santopietro M&M David Ferrell Residents Fund Rebekah Lodge #47 Annual Fund Hon. Rob Simmons L. Earl Gray, JR. MYSTIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEET AFTER HOURS AT FAIRVIEW In Memory of Patricia Street Barbara Noonan EB Maintenance Dept Boston Private Industry Council In Memory of Harold Tyler Randall Brooks In Memory of Muriel Perry Michael Fontana In Memory of William Jablonski Susan George In Memory of Julia Kish Judith Carpenteri Building Fund Chelsea Groton Bank Foundation Grand Lodge of CT, Inc. Connie Kloskowski James O Boyle Mr. &Mrs. David Banks Kimberly Hahn (L-R) Bill Brunelle owner of JuneBug Multimedia, and Bob Zompa and Bonnie Gomes from Citadel Broadcasting enjoy the festivities at the Mystic Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours in the bistro at Fairview on August 8. The Business After Hours was co-sponsored by Diamond Deli and Windjammer Wine & Spirits, both of Mystic, CT. Over 70 members of the Mystic Chamber attended along with other guests to enjoy the ambience of the new bistro and to see all of the new changes at Fairview.

7 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 7 A FUND-RAISING MESSAGE During the period of July 1 through November10, 2006, two hundred and twenty-four donors contributed a total of $ * to Fairview s fundraising programs. This includes a $50,000 gift made by the Grand Lodge of Connecticut I.O.O.F. This is a record-setting total for both donors and dollars for this time frame. Thank you so much to all of our donors for your extreme generosity. *Deducting $32,850 in expenses from Fairview s car raffle makes the net total $84,528. YEAR-END GIVING DON T MISS OUT!! As we approach the end of the calendar year I want to remind you that time is running out on making a tax deductible gift to Fairview for this 2006 tax year. There are many ways in which to make a contribution... A gift of cash to our annual fund would certainly help us to reach our 2006 goal of $10,000. All funds collected for the annual fund will help pay for furnishings in the new bistro. The bistro is now open 7 days a week from 11:00am to 7:00pm and has been very well received by our residents and their families. To date we have collected just over $4,000. Donating appreciated stock is a very easy way to save on your tax bill and at the same time have a major impact on the fundraising efforts at Fairview. You can transfer ownership to Fairview and pay no capital gain on the profit realized on the stock. You will also receive a tax deduction for the full value of the stock in the year it is sold. Taxable Annuities a donor can transfer ownership of an annuity to Fairview and eliminate the capital gains on the profit realized and take a tax deduction in the year it is sold. A bequest is a gift named in a person s will. Will s are necessary to carry out a person s final wishes regarding the distribution of their property to those they wish to benefit, including a charitable organization like Fairview. Charitable Remainder Trust a donor takes a one-time charitable deduction in the year the trust is formed. The donor then receives income from the trust for life. Upon the donor s death, the assets of the trust are distributed to the donor s designated charity such as Fairview. If you would like to make a gift, a donor envelope is enclosed for your convenience. If you have specific questions about any of the methods of making a gift listed above please contact David Brown, Director of Development at or at brownd@oddfellowsct.com. The bench pictured above was donated in memory of Rhea MacNeil, a Fairview resident for many years, by her daughters and their families. The bench is located in the new courtyard between the existing facility and the new wing. Daughters Nancy Hall, Sally Bell, Neila Walsh and Marcia Chatfield wanted to leave a lasting memory of their mother in appreciation for the loving care she received while a resident at Fairview.

8 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 8 Friends Learning Together Friends Learning Together Fairview Child Development Center received a grant to continue the Connecticut Storytelling Center s Littlest Listeners program for preschool children ages 3-5 during the 2007 year. The grant, awarded by the Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism and supported by Fairview s Parent Committee, has been an excellent addition to the preschool curriculum and the intergenerational program. The program is designed to develop and support emergent literacy and is based upon the benchmarks for school readiness prepared by the State. Story times are led by talented professional storytellers, many of whom are designated Master Teaching Artists by the Connecticut Commission on the Arts. It s never too early to start reading to children. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends reading aloud daily to children starting as early as 6 months. Over time, reading helps build a child s vocabulary, stimulates their imagination, and improves their communication skills. In fact, the more a child is spoken to from the beginning, the better it is for their growth and development. For more information about the program, please contact Rebecca Cruelles, Director at RECREATION TIDBITS HARVEST DINNER On October 3 rd, our annual Harvest Dinner was held in the auditorium. Over 50 residents were treated to a delicious lunchtime meal provided by Fairview s Dietary Department. Dean Anderson, Secretary of the home s Board of Directors, played the piano with our residents joining in for a wonderful sing along. Thank you to Dean for taking the time to provide terrific entertainment! A GOOD OLD FASHIONED HOE-DOWN Fairview held its first ever hoe-down on September 7. Eva Devine and Dick Drake entertained our residents with good old country music. (continued on next column) RECREATION TIDBITS The dietary staff barbecued ribs and hamburgers and served other delicious side dishes including corn bread, muffins and homemade baked beans. It was a festive get together for the residents and their families who all had a grand time. The room was decorated with corn stalks and hay bales. Tables had old fashioned mason jars with daisies and mums which provided a real country western décor. Sarah Stanley, volunteer coordinator, had a wonderful group of her volunteers helping throughout the evening. Thank you to everyone who participated for all of your hard work. TUX COMES TO VISIT FAIRVIEW Peter Morneault and his wife Cathy, from The Problem Pooch in Ledyard, paid a visit to Fairview Odd Fellows Home of Connecticut, located in Groton on September 25. They provided 40 Fairview residents with a one-hour demonstration on how they help people train their dogs. Pictured with Peter and his beautiful Samoyed, Tux are Fairview residents Dick Woodworth and Rowena Dimartino. NANCY MILLER CELEBRATES HER 86TH BIRTHDAY (L-R) Jeff and Susie Miller celebrate their mother Nancy s 86th Birthday along with Susie s husband Steve in the Bistro at Fairview.

9 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 9 RECREATION TIDBITS OUR FIRST FAMILY DINNER A SUCCESS A GENEROUS DONATION TO SPONSOR A NEW RESIDENT S ROOM The Recreation Department had its first successful family dinner on October 25th. The Dietary Department prepared a scrumptious meal of cheese ravioli with pink sauce, garlic bread, salad and cheese cake for dessert. Blair Quasnitchka, assistant administrator, played wonderful background music. We have another family dinner scheduled for November 15th. If you have not been invited to a family dinner please don t worry as this is an on-going project. We assure you that everyone will receive an invitation to a dinner. Pictured above are (L-R) Elsie and Reid Phillips and their daughter Nancy Lauman. James O Boyle, owner and Director of the Mystic Funeral Home recently made a very generous $5,000 pledge to Fairview to sponsor one of the residents rooms in the new wing. Jim is a longtime member of Stonington Odd Fellows Lodge #26. He has requested that the room be dedicated in honor of the Stonington Lodge. Give Thanks! Fairview Safety Program In an effort to promote a safe working environment for our employees and consistent safe work practices for our residents, Fairview has launched a new employee focused Safety Program. On a weekly basis a Safety Champion is nominated. A Safety Champion is a staff member who is observed practicing safe work habits or accident prevention. We have had four winners so far, and they have received Bistro lunch coupons for their efforts. Lisa Arnold, CAN, noted that the floors in the new shower rooms were slippery when wet and suggested non-skid strips. Maintenance promptly applied them and a potential accident was prevented. Gladys Smith, CAN, shared her experience in transferring a resident with other staff members ensuring both their safety and the resident s. Maintenance workers Mark Hill and John Dahl did some extra safety checks during routine scheduled maintenance on patient equipment and prevented a potential problem that would prevent use. We are playing Safety Bingo with the first pay out in the amount of $25. The bingo continues as long as there are no staff injuries. All staff are participating and increasing their safety consciousness. The Joint Commission s (JCAHO) 2007 Long Term Care National Patient Safety Goals include encouraging residents and their families involvement in safety. We welcome any suggestions related to safety. Please share any concerns with staff immediately or place suggestions for safety strategies in the mailbox that will be located at the front desk. Deb Morgan, RN Staff Development/In-Service Coordinator

10 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 10 News of the Fairview Family David Brown, Director of Development at Fairview, receives a $600 donation from Savings Institute Bank & Trust President and CEO Rheo Brouillard at the bank s headquarters in Willimantic in July. The gift is from the bank s foundation and was used to purchase a pulse oximeter (measures the heart rate and oxygen level of residents) for the therapy department. Fairview administrator James K. Malloy congratulates Fairview Odd Fellows Home of CT president Dick Campbell immediately after he was given the Meritorious Service Award for his many years of involvement with the International Order of Odd Fellows and with the home. The award was presented to Dick at the annual CT I.O.O.F. Grand Lodge session held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Southbury, CT on September 8, Members of the Welcome Rebekah Lodge #47 cordially invited Fairview Director of Development, David Brown to their meeting on October 18 in East Hartford. The lodge presented Brown with a $250 check to purchase a new digital camera for Fairview. Pictured are: (Front Row:L-R) Marcia Sundin, Vera Averill, Janis Crowe, Ena Kingsmore; Back Row: (L-R) Lois Sweeney, Millis Buckley, Barbara Arnsheim, Ceil Stevens, Ruby Passon and Mary Ann Burkard. The Nosahogan Lodge #21 in Waterbury recently purchased a new computer for their lodge meetings. Pictured above are (L-R standing) Tom Diblasi PG, Bryan King PGM, John Sexton PGM, Art Burkard PGM, Doug Frink PG; (sitting) Nelson Doyle PGM PGP and John Slavin PGM PG. The lodge also presented Director of Development, David Brown, with a $200 check for the annual auction.

11 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 11 News of the Fairview Family The Chelsea Groton Bank Foundation presented Fairview with a $1,000 donation on October 12 to purchase an LCD projector. The projector will be used to run Power Point presentations for the benefit of Fairview residents, child development center students, staff and for fundraising initiatives. At the Mechanics Lodge #73 meeting on October 16 two checks were presented to David Brown, Director of Development at Fairview, for the auction that was held on November 4. The Lodge and Hope Encampment #26 both donated $250. Members of the lodge who were present are: (L-R seated) Frank Schulze, Vin Barbieri (also a member of Fairview s Board of Directors) and Mike Lewis; (back) Adam Bishop, Reg Lewis, Pete and Dawn Pierce, Ron Ceccherini and Rose Stevenson. Noble Grand, Peggy Trakas, of Rebekah Osprey Lodge #20 presented a $1,000 check on behalf of the Lodge to Fairview Director of Development, David Brown, at their September 13 lodge meeting. The donation was deposited into Fairview s building and renovation campaign to help meet the fundraising goal of $625,000 to help offset the $5.2 million addition and renovation cost. The internet program established with Ella T. Grasso Technical School is in full swing at Fairview. Several students come to Fairview each Thursday during the school year for an hour and one half to help residents with their loved ones. Pictured is Betty Escoffier with one of the student volunteers from Grasso Tech.

12 Point O View The News of the Fairview Family Page 12 FAIRVIEW WISH LIST WOULD YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW CONSIDER DONATING ONE OF THE FOL- LOWING ITEMS TO FAIRVIEW? Thank you to Welcome Rebekah Lodge #47 I.O.O. F. and Chelsea Groton Bank Foundation for their generous donations to our summer Point O View wish list. We now have a new digital camera and an LCD projector! We could still use help with the following items: Portable VCR w/headphones for immobile residents Hand Held Hand Steamer to clean wheelchairs Portable DVD player w/headphones for immobile residents Portable CD player w/headphones for Therapy Department Funds for Early Childhood Specialist Outreach Speaker Funds for the purchase of CD s for residents Fairview Fellows Home of Connecticut Mission Statement: Fairview, the Odd Fellows Home of Connecticut s mission is to provide our residents with the best nursing care and rehabilitation services, while enhancing the quality of their life in a dignified atmosphere by using the skills and compassion of our staff, and utilizing the latest advances in technology. The Odd Fellows Home of Connecticut was established in 1892 to provide care for the aged and indigent members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, their wives, widows, and orphaned children. A century later the Odd Fellows Home consists of the Phelps Stevens Nursing Home known as Fairview, the congregate housing complex known as Fellowship Manor, the Bromfield Wilson Auditorium, and child development center known as Friends Learning Together. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs continue today to provide humanitarian care. There are no fraternal restrictions and any person may apply for residency at the home or a place in the child development center. All are welcome. All charitable donations to Fairview are tax deductible to the fullest extend allowed by the law. Odd Fellows Home of Connecticut 235 Lestertown Road Groton, CT Non-profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Permit #193 Groton, CT 06340