About Seven County Senior Federation

The Seven County Senior Federation is a non-profit corporation with offices and staff at 47 North Park Street, Mora, Minnesota [Map]. We serve persons over 50 years of age who live in Aitkin, Carlton, Chisago, Kanabec, Isanti, Mille Lacs, and Pine Counties.

Annual membership in Seven County is $12 for individuals or $22 for couples. Membership comes with many benefits, including health care, medical, and legal discounts; legislative and community advocacy, free tax assistance, a File of Life and Living Will, and much more. Click here for more information about membership benefits and discounts.

The majority of our services are provided by volunteers. Our president, executive officers, and board members - all volunteers - are elected annually. Current executive officers and board members are:

Seven County Officers:

President: Fran Levings-Baker
1st Vice President: Dorothy Lemke
2nd Vice President: Patrice Winfield
Treasurer: Kathy Kawalek
Recording Secretary: Janet Johnson
County Vice Presidents:

Pine: Kristi Jondall
Kanabec: Dorothy Watson
Isanti: Gladys Shelley
Carlton: vacant
Aitkin: Delores Wickham
Chisago: Bernice Woods
MilleLacs: Amy Wilcox

Past Presidents: 
Lila Skramstad

Roger Sellman

Marilyn Honstrom

Jim Johnson

Dorothy Hanson

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We are proud of our long tradition of advocacy and service to seniors. We would like to thank all of our volunteers and staff for their hard work - as we all know: 'Improving the Quality of Life - Seniors Make It Happen!'

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Medicare 2011 Rates

Part A deductible= $1132 (was $1100) Part B deductible= $162 (was $155) Part B premium= $115.40 (was $96.40* or $110.50**)

*Most people earning a Social Security benefit in 2011 will continue to pay the 2009 rate of $96.40 per month (**or the 2010 rate of $110.50 per month, if you went on Medicare in 2010). Exceptions still include high-earning households & folks who do not have a Part B premium deducted from their Social Security benefit.