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October 2, 2020 | 5:35 pm |
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The Beacon Hill Weekly Rundown |
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The Executive Order on restricted visitation was extended to October 27th.
Across our entire campus, including independent living, visiting hours are restricted to essential medical personnel only.
Have questions, or need more information? Please visit our COVID-19 page or call our designated hotline at: (616) 734-9544
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It’s a strange time right now when the country seems never to have been so dismally divided and unable to even view, let alone discuss, what’s causing the divisions. This occurs not just between political parties but more painfully within families.
In our latest blog, Beacon Hill Resident – Barry Johnson – Discusses His New Book About Leveraging Conflict.
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This week marks the start of the last quarter of 2020. There is still time for you to be able to increase your potential impact AND reduce your taxes. You may be able to take advantage of significant tax benefits by giving non-cash assets, such as stocks, real estate, machinery or commodities to the Beacon Hill Foundation. |
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Welcome New Beacon Hill Team Member! |
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Please welcome Nichole Marchand, who has joined our Human Resources team as our Recruiting Specialist. Nichole grew up in Northern Michigan and has lived all over the country including Texas and most recently Oregon. She has over 5 years of experience working in Human Resources and she is passionate about recruiting and retaining top talent. |
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Nichole loves working with and serving people. Nichole will be working closely with our new Human Resources Manager, Erica Reynolds, helping build and support the Beacon Hill family. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family, singing, fishing, cooking, baking, and doing small craft projects. Welcome, Nichole! |
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Next Week is Put on a Happy Face Week
A list of activities will be distributed to our 1845 residents this afternoon. The Life Enrichment team has various activities
such as Emoji Photo Booth.
Chapel Services Resume
Chapel services will resume this Sunday, October 4 in the Multi-Purpose Room at 1845. Chapel services will take place at 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 PM. Chaplain Travis will be going around to residents on Sunday morning to have residents sign up.
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Gazing at The GRAM - Time Travel: 1400s-1800s Wednesday, October 7 at 3:30 PM
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Independent Living residents are invited to join us in the Community Room or Auditorium for virtual gallery tour of the Grand Rapids Art Museum. Spaces are limited to 20 in both areas. Sign up at the concierge desk. Residents may also join the presentation from home using the link below. |
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Time Travel: 1400s - 1800s Tour:
This tour will focus on the earliest works in the museum's collections, starting in the 1400s! We will time travel through the 1400s-1800s to see how portraits can showcase the fashions of the time, how furniture items showcase the homes of the time, and how the stories within the artwork showcase what life was life so long ago.
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Music to Hear Music to See: Robert Schumann Symphony No. 3, Rhenish | Tuesday, October 6th, 3:00pm & 7:00pm in the Auditorium
Robert Schumann was one of the most important German composers of the 19th century. Like his friends, Brahms and Mendelssohn, he composed in many genre: songs, concertos, piano music, operas and four symphonies. Thank you to Mr. Etcyl Blair for sharing this program with the BH Community! Seating is limited to 18 people per session.
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Dining Room Menu Week of 10/5 |
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Garden Cafe Specials Week of 10/5 |
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As always, thank you to everyone for making Beacon Hill a safe, healthy and wonderful place for our residents to live. |
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Please contact our COVID-19 hotline for any questions or concerns: (616) 734-9544
Beacon Hill has been and will continue to follow all Kent County, Region VI Coalition, CMS, CDC, and government guidelines related to COVID-19.
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For more information, contact Beacon Hill at Eastgate
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