Nancy

Price, marketing director and Heritage Club coordinator

for Regions Bank, made her television debut last week on

the show. During her first appearance, which aired the

week of May 15, Price discussed the activities and

benefits of the Heritage Club.

Price

remarked that she was "very excited about the

opportunity to appear on the show and reach out to

another segment of the market to inform them about our

Heritage Club account. Not only does Heritage Club offer

an array of banking benefits, but the social advantages

exceed any others offered in this market."

The June 22

Heritage Club luncheon also will be featured on

"Aging in Georgia." The luncheon is a regular

bi-monthly benefit offered by the Club to its members.

Various speakers, ranging from comedians to musical

treats to educational speakers, entertain the bank's

prime timers during the luncheon.

The June

luncheon will feature humorist Joe Mason. In addition to

being touted as a humorist, he also is a

"troubadour, player of piano and teller of

tales," said Price. Mason is a former columnist for

the Decatur News Era and has published two collections,

the latest entitled "Mason Jars: Confessions of an

Only Child."

In addition

to luncheons and banking benefits, Heritage Club members

can take advantage of a variety of trips and events. Some

of the upcoming events include tours of Ireland and Asia,

a Mississippi riverboat cruise, a four-day trip to New

Orleans and a seven-day cruise aboard Norwegian Cruise

Lines in December. Upcoming day trips include the Braves,

Cabaret at the Fox and Tony Bennett at Chastain Park.

"Aging

in Georgia" discusses a different topic of interest

for older adults each week. Program representatives have

visited nursing homes, assisted living communities,

physicians' offices and other related businesses on air.

Guest speakers with expertise in areas of interest to

seniors and care givers periodically appear on the show.

Some of the

upcoming speakers and topics will include a talk with

staff from Dogwood Forest Assisted Living and Alzheimer's

Center in Fayetteville, a discussion by Fayette Community

Hospital staff regarding what to expect from a discharge

planner and a visit from state Rep. Lynn Westmoreland.

Westmoreland will be giving an update on legislation

affecting older adults.

For

information on the show phone Gina Weathersby at

770-253-3353. For information on Regions Bank's Heritage

Club, phone Nancy Price at 770-632-4514.

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