Senior Connection Roundtable

Deidre Brown has been a licensed physical therapist since 1994. After 27 years in the healthcare field, her desire to specialize in helping those with chronic pain led her to obtain her massage therapist licensure. Deidre's massage sessions start with a thorough evaluation of each client's unique issues so that treatment can be individualized. Her massage clients will experience a session that combines skilled massage with stretching, muscle energy technique and joint mobilizations while also learning what they can do on their own at home to feel better day by day.

Forgot me not flowers represent true love. Giving someone this flower means you truly love and respect this person. It is a testament to your relationship and promises your loved one that you will never forget them in your daily thoughts. 

These flowers represent a promise I made to my mother when she was diagnosed with Dementia. We lost her in April of 2019 and through that experience I have a new definition of life and what it means to live your best life. 

Through our vision, mission statement, and core values: Equality, Empowerment, Excellence, Commitment, & Empathy, our program provides day services for almost any family experiencing the challenges of Alzheimer's, Dementia, Parkinson's and other senior-related diagnoses. 

Our program allows your loved ones to live their "best life" in the comfort of a safe and healthy environment while providing respite care for caregivers, enabling them to take a much needed break from the daily demands of caregiving. 

We are an Adult Day Program that specializes in caring for seniors with Alzheimer's, Dementia and Parkinson's. We strive to be leaders in the new approach to long-term care that will change the way our culture views aging through innovative practices which keep families together and communities intergenerational.

Stephanie Parson has been a full-time Realtor® for 25+ years. Stephanie has always worked in the housing industry and is a 13Time Winner of St. Louis Magazine’s 5 Star Real Estate Agent in Client Satisfaction. She is originally from St. Louis, and enjoys having her parents, siblings and in-laws all in the St. Charles area. Stephanie and her husband Paul have three great kids. Stephanie is firm believer in faith, family, friends, doing the right thing and paying it forward. She loves reading, dogs, real estate, nature, traveling, great food and margaritas! 

Scott has served as President & CEO of the St. Charles Regional Chamber since December 2004.

He is currently a board member for St. Charles Crime Stoppers & Vision St. Charles County Leadership; a member of St. Charles Rotary and the Frenchtown Revitalization Task Force; and by ordinance, represents the Chamber and is Chair of the Convention & Visitors Bureau Commission. Scott also serves on the St. Charles County Workforce Development Board and is a Senator with the US Jaycees.
 
Scott graduated from Hannibal-LaGrange University in 1995 with a BS in Business Administration / Marketing and is a 2016 graduate of the US Chamber Foundation's Southeast Institute for Organization Management (IOM).
 
He enjoys bicycling, hiking, camping, volunteering, traveling, technological gadgets, craft beer, and hanging with friends & family.

As the Cultural Arts Leader for the City of St. Peters, Ms. Tutt is responsible for developing programs, budget, program analysis, grant writing and facility management. Prior to this, Jill had been with Missouri Arts Council for 9 years and served as a program specialist. In her role she was responsible for planning, coordinating and managing the operations of arts grant programs. As program specialist, Jill managed roughly 40% of the agency’s discipline grants totaling 140 grantees and $1,032,529 in grant dollars.  Her proudest achievements include spearheading the development of an arts & military initiative for the state and working with Actors Equity Association to enhance grant guidelines on Equity theater support material submissions. Ms. Tutt began her nonprofit career over 20 years ago with Junior Achievement (JA) where she served as a senior manager for 14 counties in southwestern Illinois. Prior to joining JA, Jill was the Interim Director for Sangamon Auditorium’s “Class Acts” program. Her BA degree is in theater and dance from SIU-Edwardsville. Her MA degree is in community arts management from UI -Springfield. LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jill-e-tutt-m-a-701b01b