The Bethlen Home Messenger, The Messenger, 2003 (1-5. szám)
2003-05-01 / 2. szám
&ctüutteô THE BETHLEN HOME Sunshine Brothers' Clothing Wagon: Residents and families will have the opportunity to shop for Spring and Summer clothing on Thursday, May 9 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in The Bethlen Home Dining Room. The clothing company carries a wide variety of clothing for both men and women. Specialized clothing along with regular clothing is available for sale. Volunteers will be available to help you throughout the day. Sunshine Brothers accepts all major credit cards, checks with identification and cash. If you are unable to shop for your loved one and would like items purchased, please contact Social Service or the Activity Director for further information. Mother's and Father's Day Celebration: The Activity Staff at The Bethlen Home will be honoring their residents with two very special celebrations honoring their lives as a Mother and Father. Invitations will be sent out to families closer to the dates of the scheduled programs. Mother's Day celebration will be held on Saturday, May 10 at 2:00 p.m. Father's Day celebration will be held on Saturday, June 14 at 12:00 Noon. Ligonier Middle School Makes Donation: During the last several years the students and teachers of Ligonier Valley Middle School have made The Bethlen Home and Ligonier Gardens part of their Community Service Project. This year the students collected and donated over 10 boxes of "goodies" which included personal hygiene products, clothing, stationary, games and decorative items. The items were then distributed to the residents for their use and enjoyment. Needless to say, they were greatly appreciated. Heartfelt "Thanks" to the students and especially teachers Donna Lamonte and Dawn Greenawalt for their hard work and efforts put forth into making this project a great success. Pictured at right are Donna and Dawn unloading the goodies at The Bethlen Home. continued from front page... cialist, having studied at the R.B. Turnbull Jr. School of Enterostomal Therapy at Cleveland Clinic. Ann comes to The Bethlen Home from the University of Virginia, where for the past 12 years she was associate director of a chronic wound care clinic, and has over 10 years' association with hospice. She brings with her a wide range of both clinical and leadership skills. "The Bethlen Home holds a special place in my heart," Donovan says. "This is the place where I learned I wanted to be a nurse. I volunteered here during my high school years and have many fond memories. I am excited to be back home and I am eager to continue to lead The Bethlen Home in the tradition of providing quality patient care to our community."
