About Us

Senior Citizens of Kodiak, Inc mission is to enhance the lives of older adults.

Agency History

Senior Citizens of Kodiak, Inc., (SCOK) was incorporated October 30, 1973 in order to provide a full range of health, education and social services to people 60 and over on Kodiak Island.

Services began from an apartment at the Cherrier — King Building and several years later moved to the community room at Bayview Terrace Apartments, a housing complex for seniors where congregate and home delivered meals transportation and homemaking services began. The number of participating seniors grew to the point where a new 8,000 square feet senior center was built in 1985.

Since then new programs have been added to the roster of services. In 1991, an adult day program, Island Cove, was opened in the community room of Bayview Terrace. This program, which is funded by the Division of Senior & Disabilities Services, has a capacity of 18 clients who have Alzheimer’s disease, are recovering from a stroke, or who need monitoring or socialization during the day. Island Cove Adult Day Program moved to the remodeled lower level of the Kodiak Senior Center in 1996.

The Family Caregiver Program was added in 2003 and serves seniors and their caregivers with information, referrals, respite, Lifeline and support. Senior In Home Services were added in 2006 and offers case management and chore service for seniors. 

Transportation is provided through Kodiak Area Transit System (KATS) a public transit system.

Staff & Board

You can contact any of these board or staff members through the Senior Citizens of Kodiak email address at amy@scoki.org

Our Staff

Board Members

Board Members Not Pictured:

  • Nenita Nicolas, Term Expires 07/25
  • Dr. Alan Wolf, Term Expires 07/25
  • Ralph “Skip” Bolton, Vice President, Term Expires 07/27
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Senior Citizens of Kodiak, Inc. Endowment Fund Inc.

Senior Citizens of Kodiak, Inc. Endowment Fund Inc. is an investment in our senior community. It will enable the major programs, activities and events sponsored by the Senior Citizens of Kodiak to continue for many years when state funds are no longer available.

The Fund will also help maintain present programs and establish new programs for seniors, above and beyond the ones we have now.

In this age of fluctuating revenues to non-profit agencies, the Senior Citizens of Kodiak Endowment Fund is a perfect opportunity to make a contribution that will have a lasting and stabilizing impact on local programs for all our seniors.

Endowment Board

  • President David Bradbury, Term expires 07/28
  • Vice President Mark Lonheim, Term expires 07/29
  • Secretary Roberta Austring, Term expires 07/25
  • Treasurer Bill Oliver, Term expires 07/29
  • Member Dr. Jim Arneson, Term expires 07/25
  • Member Tony Drabek, Term expires 07/28
  • Member Jerome Selby, Term expires 07/25

We Encourage Your Support For This Worthwhile Endeavor

The Fund was created in the spring of 1987 with a generous initial gift by Mr. Bob Bible. His gift was contributed as the basis of the Fund, which would sufficient. Through the management of a volunteer Board of Trustees, the Fund is invested and constantly monitored, with the income from the Fund being dedicated to the Senior Citizens of Kodiak. Contributions to the Fund are welcome.

 

Commemorative and Memorial Gifts

A gift to remember a relative or friend, or to commemorate an anniversary or important event, is a most thoughtful and fitting contribution to this organization dedicated to the bettering the lives of senior citizens of Kodiak. A memorial or commemorative gift to the Senior Citizens Endowment Fund, Inc. may be dedicated to begin a new service, to help with programs already underway, or it may be left undesignated.