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Stoddard’s Entities of Care
Stoddard Baptist Home Foundation, Inc. Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home Stoddard Baptist Global Care Stoddard Baptist Services Presidential Care, LLC.
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Strategic Mission
Focus on Serving Those in Need Through:
Profound, Trustful and Sustainable Relationships with our Consumers, Business
Partners and Human Resources
Innovative and Engaging Support Services that will help People thrive in their Place of
Community
Building Strong Finances Through Efficient Practice, Adequate Reserves and
Fundraising
Sharing Success of Various Programs with our Communities in Order to Encourage
Confidence in Sustainability
Repetitive Support, Growth and Utilization of Services
SBHF Leadership Team
BOARD CHAIRMAN Minister Binkley J. Garrison PRESIDENT and CEO Mr. Steven A. Nash CHIEF FINANCAL OFFICER Mr. Mahesh Tyagi DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Ms. Keisha M. Clark BOARD LIAISON/DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT Ms. Carrie Owens EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT and CEO Ms. Arlethia Thompson
Executive Team
ADMINISTRATOR, STODDARD BAPTIST NURSING HOME Mrs. Remedios Johnson ADMINISTRATOR, STODDARD BAPTIST GLOBAL CARE Mr. Dennis Olaniyi
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of CLINICAL OPERATIONS
Dr. Rosalind Wright
DIRECTOR of HUMAN RESOURCES
Ms. DeLace Burch
SBNH Leadership Team
MR. ROBERT L. DAVIS, CHAIRMAN MR. STEVEN A. NASH, PRESIDENT and CEO
ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Remedios Johnson, Administrator Ms. Kathy Muhammad, Operations Manager ADMISSIONS/MARKETING Ms. Brianna Jones, Director CHAPLAIN Rev. Jesse Jackson COSMETOLOGY SERVICES Mrs. Lutricia Lewis-Quarles, Director QAPI and EDUCATION Ms. Lawrenta Okojie, Director Ms. Charity Harrington, RN, Educator DIETARY SERVICES Mr. Anthony Evans, Dietician FINANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Mahesh Tyagi, CFO Mrs. Jane Obutu, Director FUND DEVELOPMENT Ms. Keisha M. Clark, Director HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Ms. Linda Lee, Manager HOUSEKEEPING/LAUNDRY SERVICES Mrs. Denise Riccardo, Director HUMAN RESOURCES Ms. Danessa Drumgold, Director MAINTENANCE Mr. Kabba Sesay, Director MATERIALS MANAGEMENT Mr. Lemar McRae, Manager MEDICAL DIRECTOR Dr. Lester M. Miles NURSING SERVICES Mr. Fidelis Ajudua, RN, Director SOCIAL SERVICES Ms. Brenda Fisher, Director THERAPEUTIC RECREATION and ACTIVITES Mr. Robert Hood, Director VOLUNTEER SERVICES Ms. Robin Von Der Pool, Coordinator/Community Liaison
SBGC Leadership Team
MRS. PHYLLIS T. BROWN, CHAIRPERSON MR. STEVEN A. NASH, PRESIDENT and CEO ADMINISTRATION Mr. Dennis Olaniyi, Administrator Ms. Sharline Everett, Administrator Liaison Ms. Ibiyemi Bosun-Ogundare, Executive Administrative Assistant ADMISSIONS Ms. Maria DeLaCruz-Cooper, Director CHAPLAIN Rev. Jesse Jackson COSMETOLOGY SERVICES Mr. Dwight Smith ENGINEERING Mr. Dave Williams, Director ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Ms. Sharon Thomas, Director FINANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Mahesh Tyagi, CFO Mr. Patrick Nwachukwu, Director FOOD and NUTRITION SERVICES Mr. Larry Faison, Director FUND DEVELOPMENT Ms. Keisha M. Clark, Director HUMAN RESOURCES Mr. Marvin Lytle, Director MATERIALS MANAGEMENT Mr. Robert Heath, Manager MEDICAL DIRECTOR Dr. Thomas Obisesan MEDICAL RECORDS/TRANSPORTATION Ms. Portia Richardson, Director NURSING SERVICES Ms. Rose Williams, RN, Director Ms. Chantal Berrouet, RN, Assistant Director QUALITY IMPROVEMENT Ms. Rose Williams, Director REHABILITATION SERVICES Dr. Sadashiv Aggarwal, Director SOCIAL SERVICES Ms. Camile Benedict, Director STAFF DEVELOPMENT Ms. Miriane Nguele, Director THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES/VOLUNTEER SERVICES Ms. Scena Plenty, Director
Dr. Rosalind Wright
Celebrating the Journey
Five years is considered a benchmark for several things. When our children turn 5, we have a party. In fact, parties are often held in multiples of five, such as 25, 30, 50, 75, 100 and 120. It is an honor to be a part of an organization that is now celebrating 120 years. I proudly congratulate and salute all individuals past and present who have impacted Stoddard Baptist Home Foundation.
Ironically, December 2, 2022, will mark five years that I have served as the Executive Director of Clinical Operations and Support and Compliance Officer for all Stoddard Baptist Entities. Four years, ago Stoddard’s attention to detail became apparent when we served as the Emergency Managers for the Marigold Assisted Living in Washington, DC. The DC Housing Authority opened an Assisted Living as a part of an experiment to enter the Assisted Living business for residents of the District of Columbia who were low income. They hired a company who was unable to meet the challenges and demands required and learned that a change needed to be made.
Stoddard stepped up to the challenge and I became the Administrator of the Marigold Assisted Living as a part of the Stoddard’s commitment to serve. We successfully turned the operation around and most recently had survey ratings in the 98% range. We have proudly managed the organization for 4 years; however, this year the DC Housing Authority has elected to change the facility back to traditional Housing. We are now assisting with the closure process, and while sad to see the facility close, proudly acknowledge the impact of Stoddard on the residents in the District of Columbia.
As I reflect on the accomplishments of Stoddard’s 120 years, I think about a poem written by Edna Monroe Schultz. While this poem reflects on the church, I will interject Stoddard’s name in appropriate places:
May We Meet Again
“While reminiscing of years gone by and thinking of days to be, we pause today at the Golden Door of this history. Looking back, we review the goals of achievement sought and won, looking ahead; we see, by faith, success as we travel on. We view with ever thankful hearts God’s blessing upon the past, rejoicing that those who sowed the seed have harvested souls at last. “Stoddard” has lived by the Holy Word; the gospel has been proclaimed; and many souls have been won to Christ as His way they gladly named. We honor the saints of long ago with present ones today. Each worker has helped to build this “Stoddard’ and the great command obey. Many have passed to their just rewards; life’s hardships are theirs no more. We see the faithful who fill the gap as we gaze through the golden door. The boys and girls, the women and men are loyally standing by, accepting the faith of the early saints who experiences greet our panoramic view. But when the final report is made and the Lord’ s last victory told, may those of us gathered here today and meet again on the streets of Gold.”
“To God be the glory” -
“The best is yet to come!”
Dr. Rosalind Wright, RN-BC, CNAH
