Commun ty Matters Farmington Presbyterian Manor
Eleven employees smile before the award luncheon kick-off where they were recognized for their years of service, which ranged from five years to more than 20.
Recognizing staff during service awards Farmington Presbyterian Manor’s yearly service awards is a special opportunity to honor staff for their loyalty. This year, 11 staff were recognized for their years of dedicated service, which ranged from five years to more than 20. “Whether I’ve worked with you for five years or up to 20 years, I just want to say it has been my utmost pleasure to work with each of you,” said Jane Hull, executive director, during her remarks. “I feel that God has truly blessed me to share life with such great people.” AWARDS, continued on page 3
December 2017
Santa Claus visits resident Ora Bennett in his sleigh.
The most wonderful time Farmington holiday celebrations and traditions The halls of Presbyterian Manor are filled with Christmas spirit throughout December as staff, residents and visitors celebrate the season with gusto. Over the course of the past 55 years, Presbyterian Manor has developed some unique traditions to honor the season. Tree decorating We put up 20 Christmas trees every year, and residents help the activities team decorate them. Assisted living residents personally design and decorate ornaments for their lobby’s tree. December Goody Days Each department at the Manor takes turns providing snacks and party foods for residents, staff and visitors to enjoy. Elf tree Healthcare residents’ names are written on elf ornaments and placed on the Christmas tree in the employee lounge. Staff members choose the name of a resident and purchase small gifts for them, which Santa delivers HOLIDAY, continued on page 2