Tom is a lifelong baseball fan. We would like to take him "out to the ballgame" to watch his favorite team play a day game.

Teresa would love the opportunity to be able to dance a tango or waltz with a dance company.  We would love a donated ballroom dress and a chance to get her hair and make up done. 

William is asking to save his money to own a Mercedes to take his wife on a date.  Although he may not be able to drive, we wish for William to be able to take his wife on a date.  We are asking for a driver of a Mercedes and a Romantic date for the two of them. 

Pat has spent her whole life giving everything that she has to others. Her daughter remembers calling Pat once to borrow a coffee pot, but when she came to pick it up there was not only the pot but also filters, coffee, spoons, creamer, cups, and napkins. She is known in our community for always having suckers, cookies or some other type of treat in her walker basket, and giving SOMETHING to everyone she passes. It gives her great joy to give to others and see the smiles that result in a gesture of kindness. For Pat's Second Wind Dream, she wants to give bigger than she ever has before. We are raising donations of small candy bars, snack cakes and other goodies to put into treat bags for Pat to pass out during her "Big Give." She will spend an entire day visiting our local hospitals, day care centers and grocery stores, passing out her goodie bags and a smile to everyone that she meets.

Frances lived most of her life at the beach. She cannot get there now so we are bringing the beach to her. She, her family and residents will have a Beach experience that will include having beverages while soaking their feet in water, Frances will be hydrated throughout her dream from a Lifeguard Volunteer to keep her safe, they will look for shells, and have entertainment. The beach is all she talks about and we will bring it to her!

Norma has been at Elmcroft for almost 5 years. She is a mother of 6. Norma was a stay at home mom. She is very active and is our Miss Elmcroft. She loves to dress up and look good everyday! So I would love to give her a spa treatment,  the whole shebang!!!

On Thursday, August 24th Jim and Rosalyn will celebrate their 60th Wedding Anniversary.  Jim dreams of making this a memorable day for Rosalyn.  A surprise event for Rosalyn would be the perfect way to commemorate this event.  Their love for each other is an inspiration to everyone. 

The surprise event would be on 8/24/17 at 2:00.  Mike Silver will be the musical entertainer. 

Jim is inviting the entire Elmcroft community to join them. 

Mrs. McCay a so lovely and gracious.  She raised three boys and was married for over 60 years.  It is such a joy to have her as part of our family.  She was talking yesterday about how she has always wanted to go on a hot air balloon.  I told her that I would try my best to make this happen for her.  This would be such an exciting adventure for a sweet lady

Patricia who is 81 and has gone through many challenges with her health. When her mother died, of an aneurysm,  Pat and her family cleaned out their mothers home, and that is when she discovered she was the only one that has no record of being baptized. When she had her aneurysm, knowing after her mothers death that there was a 7% survival rate, she prayed she would make it through. That is when Pat decided that her desire  to be Baptized had to be answered. Since she moved to Elmcroft, Pat heard about the second wind dream program, and asked if she could have her dream come true. What a beautiful dream.

Mindy has been a huge fan of Kenny Rogers ever since she can remember.  She had been waiting for Kenny to tour in Las Vegas in hopes of seeing him in concert.  Thanks to funding support from Caesars Foundation, Mindy's dream came true.  She was completely surprised and couldn't have been more thrilled.  Mindy enjoyed this dream concert of a lifetime with her sister, Terri!

Update:  DREAM FULFILLED!

Born during the Depression and raised on a farm Al says he had a great life thanks to his parents.  He graduated high school at the age of 17.  He came to the big city of Indianapolis as a naive young man trying to make good.  Got scammed several times but survived.  He got married at age 20 in 1951 and was drafted into the Army in 1956. He did his two years and went to work as a civilian but decided to enlist into the Air Force in 1956 from where he retired at age 47 after 26 years of service.  He was recognized from the Pentagon with his Third Commendation Medal.   He states he has lived a great life with not much left on his bucket list but to take this honor flight. Lets let him enjoy this with his brother!

 Indy Honor Flight recognizes American Veterans for their sacrifices and achievements by having them come to Washington DC to see THEIR memorial at no cost. Top priority is given to WWII and Korea veterans and terminally ill veterans from all wars.