Keeping You in the Loop

The Episcopal Home

Puts the "personal" in personal care

We have some flooring that's in really rough shape. It has been in place since 1959 and covers 16 resident rooms, their hallway, the hair salon, and a sitting area. The estimates we received for replacing it are approximately $27,000.00. We're asking our friends and supporters for donations to this worthwhile project. If you are able to send a monetary contribution in any amount, we will be so grateful. Every little bit helps, and . . .

Our residents are worth it!

The flooring, installed in 1959 needs replacing. If you are willing to help, kindly indicate "Flooring" on your check and send it to the address at the end of this newsletter.

Check It Out!

Our sign was looking a bit weathered and shabby. Thanks to the fine work of Hannaman Sign Crafters in Carlisle, it has been refurbished and looks great!

A Fun Way to Show Your Support!

Help build our Episcopal Home online photo collage by sharing your photo (or any photo that represents you). Episcopalians as well as other friends and supporters of our Home can click below to upload an image. If we get enough photos, our marketing team will put together an image in which we all appear as small parts of a bigger picture.

Click here to add your photo

Join the fun - let's see how many photos we can collect!

Residents

August 8 - Mary H.

August 23 - Kit

Staff

August 15 - Jane

August 22 - Lorrie

Aug. 2: Iced Tea & Lemonade - 11:00

Aug. 11: Root Beer Floats - 2:00

Aug. 15: Supper Out

Aug. 18: Music with Dr. Jurgenson - 1:30

Aug. 23: Auction sponsored by Episcopal Square volunteers - 2:00

Aug. 25: String Band - 7pm

Aug. 26: Mt. Calvary Singers - 4:00

Around the House

Husking corn is an enjoyable way to remember the "good old days" and to socialize.

Our residents stamp all of the lunch bags used by our local Meals on Wheels organization.

We had a little send off to honor our three recent retirees- Sherry, Nancy, and Kay.

George, one of our WWII vets, showed up in patriotic red, white, and blue on July 4.

Frank, our resident saxophonist, entertained with an impromptu performance at our July 4 indoor picnic.

This cheery little garden was planted for us by our next door neighbor, Grace. It is in full bloom and adds a spot of life and color to our front walk

Thanks to everyone who sent monetary gifts this month.

Our residents who need financial support depend

on your generosity.

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