Andrews Tribune December 2025

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Merry Christmas

UPDATE FROM ANDREWS

Dear family members and friends of Andrews Senior Care,

We had a great November at our homes

We marked Remembrance Day with special services to honour our veterans and those impacted by war. We enjoyed live music and celebrated our volunteers at a special dinner hosted at Andrews of Summerside.

This month, we have lots of holiday themed activities planned Summerside hosts the second annual Light Up Our Lives event, there will be visits from Santa, Christmas lunches, decorating, baking and lots of festive music

Wishing you all a great start to the holiday season. Merry Christmas from all of us at Andrews Senior Care.

Sincerely,

Andrews Senior Care

Andrews of Summerside hosts second

David and Iris Rogers and their family

Carol Anne Doucette and her family in New Brunswick

Camilla MacPhee skating, decorating and enjoying family time during the holiday season

Betty Robertson enjoying lots of family time at Christmas

Anne Kells celebrating the season with family.

Sarah MacQuarrie on Christmas morning.

Roger and Lorraine Arsenault feeling festive with family

Rick Ganong relaxing and enjoying a game of cards over the holiday season.

Gerda Klein celebrating with her husband.

Heartz and Della Godkin celebrating through the years

Lois Norton opening a Christmas gift and sitting around the table with family

Lea Hogan enjoying Christmas at home.

Karen McDermott pictured wearing a lovely holiday sweater.

Ewan Stewart dressed as Santa, relaxing by the Christmas tree and enjoying a Christmas meal

Doug and Fran Cudmore celebrating with family.

Dorilla Couture, pictured above and below, enjoying the holiday season.

Jeanette LeBlanc and family in front of the Christmas tree.

Jessie Jay with family during the holiday season.

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All our homes held Remembrance Day services in November, in coordination with the Legion We have a number of veterans, as well as residents who were impacted by war as civilians, living at our homes and honouring Remembrance Day is very important to all of us at Andrews Senior Care

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A number of Andrews of Stratford residents were in the audience at the opening of the Poppy Project at Stratford Town Hall Iris Rogers was recognized by the Town for her contributions crocheting poppies

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The musical group The Bugs recently performed at Andrews of Park West The crew of musicians were amazing and our residents had a blast singing along to the tunes

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A special thank you to all our volunteers who make each and every day at Andrews Senior Care so special Your dedication, generosity and kindness are greatly appreciated We hosted our annual volunteer dinner for our Charlottetown-area volunteers recently Chef Terry prepared a special meal that included: butternut squash soup, filet mignon and lobster served with whipped potatoes, carrots and asparagus and bread pudding for dessert. The talented MacDonald sisters were the evening’s entertainment.

A special thank you to Briana Matthews, from all of us at Andrews of Stratford.

Briana, a fourth-year kinesiology student at UPEI, has been leading exercise classes two days a week for the past month. Briana started with Andrews of Stratford through a partnership with Spinal Cord Injury P E I

The classes have been fun, educational and residents even learned a few new ways of moving their bodies

Thank you, Briana And thank you to Spinal Cord Injury P E I for arranging this volunteer opportunity!