The last few months, THD had hired three new employees in the Management Staff. The first one hired was Teresa Nudo. She was hired to assist Jenny Shively in Leasing. Just recently with the sudden and unexpected departure of Lisa Bellini, Teresa has now two titles as Resident Liaison /Leasing Assistant.
The second employee hired by THD is Deanna de los Reyes Ramos. She was hired as Barbara Simpson, (THD Director), Administrative Assistant. Deanne originally resided from the Philippines, so she is my former country mate. Welcome to THD, Deanna.
The most recent hired is Galen Corson. She was hired as Activity Director working with Karen Kopp.
The biographies of Teresa, Deanna and Galen will be posted in my blogs in the near future.
The three new employees have joined the THD Team headed by Barbara Simpson. They are dedicated to providing senior residents with the best possible quality of life. According to Simpson Message in the Recent Newsletter, THD mission is to help its residents stay healthy, active, and engaged through activities and programs that promote physical fitness and mental well-being.
Barbara wrote in her message, that with the help of her THD management team, she hope she can create an environment where senior residents can enjoy social interaction while still exercising their independence by participating in activities they love.
On November 20, The Heritage Downtown was thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Hillendale Home Care, a top-rated leader in home health care! This alliance allows THD to bring professional, compassionate, and personalized health care directly into the comfortable surroundings of an active senior living community. This partnership will enhance the residents' quality of life while encouraging and supporting their independence.
This Tuesday at 2PM you are all invited to Meet and Greet Hillendale Home Care Employees Here at THD.
Speaking of An Activity that improves the Quality of Life here at THD, last night Hanukkah Celebration is an excellent example of that event that indeed improved the residents well-being. The beautiful baritone voice of Dick Botton singing the Impossible Dream evokes pleasant memories of my younger years. The Latke and donuts with jelly fillings served were authentic jewish delicacy added to the joyous atmosphere of the event. Invite me Dick to your next event, if you sing Impossible Dream again. Thank You Dick and Linda Botton and your Family for sponsoring a beautiful and joyful Hanukkah Celebration here at THD. Shalom!!! Peace, Love and Light!
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Dear David, Thankyou for being who you are. You are indeed the spirit of frienship and love between humans , about which I referred in my service / lecture / concert. This season with all its lights- we pray, will eradicate the Hate and bigotry which have existed for too long.. I was so pleased that so many came out and commented about the music and the love that was felt by all!
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