We’re excited to announce that the Franke Tobey Jones Centennial Video is now available for everyone to see on the FJT website and on YouTube. You can find it here!
This 43-minute video is a historical look at Franke Tobey Jones in which much of the text for the script was taken directly from board meeting minutes, building dedication speeches, news articles and many other historical documents from 1921 to present time.
It debuted at the FTJ Legacy Circle Luncheon on June 12th, last Wednesday, then shown on June 14th to the residents who participated in the video before it was released publicly on June 17th. During the next few weeks we will be showing the video in many of the buildings on campus. We’d like to thank the eleven residents and two team members who voiced the various parts:
Mrs. Virginia Mason – Visionary and Leader: Voiced by resident Nancy Cook
Mrs. Miller – Chair of the Circles Cabinet: Voiced by resident Phyllis Gill
Mrs. Tobey Jones: Voiced by resident Claire Griffin
Old Sea Captain: Voiced by resident Dick Griffin
Mr. William Miller – FTJ Board Chair: Voiced by resident Shelley Shellabarger
Mr. Frank Neal– Served the FTJ Board for 45 years: Voiced by resident Redmond Barnett
Mary Damonte: Voiced by resident Mary Damonte
Dr. Phil Phibbs: Voiced by resident Jerry Winkle
R. Franklin Thompson President, UPS: Voiced by resident Jack Falskow
Dr. Jim Wicks: Voiced by resident Roy Kimbel
WWII Resident: Voiced by resident Doris Renna
Michelle Olafson: Voiced by Michelle Olafson (team member)
Narrator: Christine Hall (team member)
We’d also like to give a big shout out and thank you to Brett Wayne (Brett Wayne Photography) for doing such a wonderful job putting the video together.
We hope you enjoy it!
The Mission of Franke Tobey Jones
To enrich and extend the quality of life for seniors in our community. As a not-for-profit organization, we provide senior residential services, a supportive continuum of care and innovative community outreach.