EVERYTHING LISTED UNDER: Giving

Claudia and J Mann were raised to be givers. They are so thankful for the great care they have received at Wichita Presbyterian Manor that the couple have become donors to the Good Samaritan Program, which benefits residents who have outlived their financial resources.

Established in the 1950s, the Good Samaritan Program provides funding to assist residents who outlive their financial resources through no fault of their own. Since the inception of our mission, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America has ensured thousands of residents of its commitment that they will always have a home.To continue to meet the growing need among seniors in our communities.

Betty Londeen received the “People Helping People” award, presented by Meggin Nichols.[/caption]The Life Enrichment Team all approached the podium and expressed a heartfelt thanks to the volunteers who help keep our community going strong.Two volunteers were recognized for their Above and Beyond dedication. Betty Londeen, resident volunteer, received the "People Helping People" award for her selfless contributions working in our Mini Mart and always offering to help a neighbor.

One of the best gifts you can give your grandchild isn’t something physical to wrap up and offer as a birthday present. Rather, you can help to instill a strong sense of gratitude in your grandchild with your words and actions, which can help the child see how much good is in his or her life.

Inez Brower, Bob Duncan, Jean Duncan, Wanda Glassburner, Dorothy Hall, Nancy Ross, Shirley Thompson and Barbara Works.[/caption]On September 29, eight Willows and PATH residents worked together to roll bandages for mission work. The residents involved were Inez Brower, Bob Duncan, Jean Duncan, Wanda Glassburner, Dorothy Hall, Nancy Ross, Shirley Thompson, and Barbara Works.