RESIDENT & EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
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RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
Keaton Webb, our Assistant Lifestyle Director, is a proud graduate from the University of Florida. Keaton has a Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications degree and a Minor in Communication Studies. He brings great experience in working with numerous departments and team members to meet goals and deadlines through experience of being an Executive Producer on two live nightly news television broadcasts in Gainesville. Keaton has also worked in business administration positions with large equipment rental outfits in the area. Keaton is no stranger to fast paced environments and the active lifestyle of Seven Lakes created a natural attraction for him. Keaton has dedicated his personal time volunteering with A Breath of Hope in Fort Myers, assisting those affected and effected by lung cancer. When he’s not working or volunteering, Keaton enjoys spending time with his family and friends, playing tennis, and participating in trivia nights. Born and raised in Fort Myers, he loves to explore the ever-growing area. Keaton also loves attending Florida Gators football games in the fall and going to all the Disney parks.
LOIS KILISH
Lois Kilish moved to Seven Lakes in January of 1989. Born in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan in 1925, she moved to Michigan at 21-years-old with her husband. For the next 40 years, Lois worked as a Registered Nurse until retiring at 61 and moving to Florida. During her time in Michigan, she began playing golf with her husband. Lois was not afraid of the links and would play from the men’s tee! For her, it was more about the experience of hitting and not so much worrying about the score. Well, that practice paid off as Lois just recently hit her first ever hole-in-one on June 6th, at 97 years young! It happened on the 14th hole. While putting tends to be her strength, she only needed one good drive from 63 yards away to nail the hole-in-one. Lois’ advice for playing golf? “Just enjoy the game”. Lois plays golf at Seven Lakes every Tuesday with her league. Besides golf, she enjoys Bingo on Tuesdays in the Auditorium. She also likes to knit, and donates her work to the Second ACT Thrift Store, which works with a local non- profit agency to help victims of domestic abuse. Lois has 3 daughters, 5 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren, who lovingly refer to her as “GG”.
KEATON WEBB
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