Judy Maina, LPN
Plenty of Room to “Grow” for Elaine Fulmer
Being able to continue gardening was a big factor for resident Elaine Fulmer when choosing to move to Moravian Manor Communities. “I love gardening and am able to have a perennial flower and herb garden around my carriage home, as well as a vegetable plot in the community garden. The green thumb runs in my family … grandparents down to my sister and I. I love the alone time, serenity, and nurturing of plants. As well, I enjoy the camaraderie of the community garden. We take care of each other’s plots when someone goes on vacation or visit with family. Although I know a lot about flowers, my new friends in the community garden are helping me expand my knowledge about growing vegetables. I went from basic tomato, cucumber, green beans and zucchini last year to sugar peas, watermelon, radishes, scallions, Swiss chard, broccoli, bok choy and delicata squash this year. I love sharing the bounty with my neighbors. We even have a compost pile like I did at home! I also love to cook, so having an herb garden off my patio is great, and I love looking out the sunroom window at the ever-changing perennial flower display. My neighbors know they can always find me outdoors digging in the dirt here or there.”
Finding the perfect place with opportunities to grow and enrich your lifestyle is easy to do at Moravian Manor Communities (MMC). With the area’s widest array of residence styles and two campuses mere steps to downtown Lititz, we’re cultivating a community rich with possibilities. Here, you’ll not only discover room to grow physically, emotionally, intellectually, socially, and spiritually, but also actually grow whatever you want…native flowers, herbs, veggies, and more! Meet other neighbors featured in our blog who discovered the art of finding room to grow, and connecting with nature and each other at Moravian Manor Communities.
Stacy Eshelman – Excellence in Customer Care
Stacy Eshelman, Dining Services
“When I think of Excellence in Customer Care, my mind immediately goes to Stacy Eshelman. For as long as I can remember, Stacy has been a reliable member of the MMC team. I look forward to my visits to the café…not just for the great food, but because I enjoy seeing Stacy and very much appreciate her pleasant attitude and friendly smile. When I’m in line, I see how patient and attentive she is to the needs of residents. She always goes the extra mile to help them. It is evident that Stacy takes pride in all that she does and enjoys her work here at MMC.”
Thank you, Stacy, for making MMC a great place to work and live…and for your dedication to Excellence in Customer Care! We can’t imagine MMC without you!
About the Excellence in Customer Care Recognition Program:
Moravian Manor Communities takes pride in maintaining a strong set of standards and ethics, delivering superior services that make a difference in the daily lives of residents. Through the Excellence in Customer Care recognition program, MMC’s leadership and management team nominate and acknowledge the contributions made by team members who rise to challenges and go above and beyond the call of duty.
Graduating Warwick Senior Awarded “Residents of Moravian Manor Communities Scholarship”
Residents at Moravian Manor Communities love interacting with students who are employed in the MMC community and they value the opportunity to attend Warwick School District’s athletic events, plays, concerts, musicals and other productions.
In the spirit of supporting students at Warwick High School, residents have funded an Endowment Fund that is managed by the Lancaster County Community Foundation. Each year, a new Warwick senior is presented with a $2,500 scholarship. The Residents of Moravian Manor Communities Scholarship is renewable for four years for a potential total award of $10,000 for the recipient.
This year is the first award year for this new scholarship. The recipient is Warwick senior Ann Barney, who will be attending the University of Pittsburgh this fall to study nursing.
David Swartley, President and CEO of Moravian Manor Communities, and Ashlinn Masland-Sarani, Director of Forever Lancaster at Lancaster County Community Foundation, congratulated Ann after the Senior Awards Ceremony at Warwick High School.
To contribute to the Residents of Moravian Manor Communities Scholarship, or learn more about setting up an endowment fund, visit www.lancfound.org.
(l to r): David Swartley, Ann Barney, and Ashlinn Masland-Sarani