Every summer, Village at Proprietors Green thanks colleagues in the senior living industry for their continued partnership. This year’s Lobsterbake was no exception, with community referral partners stopping by to network, tour, and enjoy lobster and clam chowder. Professionals involved in all aspects of senior living were on hand including those from visiting nurse associations, skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers, area hospitals, home care agencies and elder care advocacy organizations.
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Village at Proprietors Green Sales Director Joann Hicks and Sales Manager Mike Iarocci welcome their colleague Linda Felix, community relations liaison, North River Home Care.
Community referral partners from Dwyer Home at Fairing Way attending the Lobsterbake included (left to right) Christina Boudrow, LSW, director of social work and CEO of Rice Eventide, the Sponsor of Fairing Way and Dwyer Home, Joyce Haglund.
Village at Proprietors Green Executive Director Colleen Ferguson greeted her colleagues from left to right: Joan Wright, CDP, director of community relations, Norwell VNA and Hospice and Donald S. Marks, MD, board-certified neurologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth.
BaneCare and their colleagues were well represented at this year’s Lobserbake at Village at Proprietor Green. From left to right: Deborah Brennan, RN, BaneCare adult day health centers; Sandra Fratto, LSW, director, BaneCare adult day health centers; Doreen Coggeshall, director of community relations, Hahn Home Health Care – North Easton, MA; Courtney Newcomb, owner, Arrange South Shore; and Emily Sugrue, director, marketing and communications-BaneCare Management, LLC.
John Scott Rehab and Nursing Center staff networked with colleagues at the Village at Proprietors Green Lobsterbake. They included from left t right: Marie Neff, director of admissions; Nicole Abbott, social worker; and Michelle Clark, director of social work.
Norwell VNA and Hospice colleagues who clearly enjoyed the occasion included from left to right: Cheryl Pennacchio, palliative care manager; Paula Hutchinson, social worker; Bernadette Ward, vice president of clinical operations; and Anne-Marie Powers, community outreach coordinator.
Colleagues catch up at the Village at Proprietors Green annual Lobsterbake. They are left to right: Kate Granigan, MSW, LICSW, C-ASWCM, CEO, Life Care Advocates-Newton and Joan Wright, CDP, director of community relations, Norwell VNA and Hospice.
Village at Proprietors Green’s annual summertime networking draws referral partners from many areas of senior care. Featured from left to right are: Noreen Cataldo, director of Business development, Norwell VNA and Hospice; Emily Surgue, director, marketing and communications-BaneCare Management, LLC; Emily Felix, LNHA, 2 Sisters Senior Living Advisors; and Nancy Curtis, RN, clinical hospice liaison, Beacon Hospice.
Director of Social Services at Beth Israel Deaconess-Plymouth Sarah Cloud, LICSW, joined Michael Schmit, owner, Duxbury’s At Home Hearing Company for Village at Proprietors Green’s annual networking event.
South Shore Hospital representatives from the Department of Care Progression enjoyed the seasonal Lobsterbake. From left to right they are: Susan Fitzgerald, RN, manager, department of care progression and Elizabeth Fraser, manager, utilization review.
Colleagues who joined Village at Proprietors Green for the Lobsterbake also included Anna Seery, LICSW, Senior Behavioral Health Center at Beth Israel Deaconess-Plymouth and Eve Masiello, LICSW, director of the center.
Lil Duke’s of Pembroke is a fan favorite at Village at Proprietors Green. Every summer, residents and staff eagerly line up for cool treats on a hot day from the locally owned, Pembroke ice cream shop. For many, the annual tradition sparks fond childhood memories. For others, the truck’s arrival is a reminder of the simple pleasures of summer. Continue reading “Keeping Cool with a Summertime Treat”→
It’s fun to tap your toes to the music of the Quintessential Brass Band. Residents and staff of Village at Proprietors Green did just that as they enjoyed the last concert of the summer. Self-proclaimed lovers of jazz and pop, the quintet performed crowd-pleasing selections. Continue reading “Making Music with The Quintessential Brass Band!”→
Baritone James Michael delighted the audience during his recent concert at Village at Proprietors Green. The Broadway veteran was happy to visit with residents and guests following his performance, even posing for photos with his adoring fans. Continue reading “Residents Enjoy Performance by James Michael”→
Miss Commonwealth 2018 Christine Lattouf is spreading a personal message as she visits venues throughout the state. Lattouf, 22, is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Boston, with a bachelor’s degree in biology. According to her LinkedIn Page her personal platform is “The Road to Recovery: Combating the Opioid Crisis.” She also has a beautiful voice, according to many who heard her sing recently at Village at Proprietors Green. The Miss Commonwealth Pageant is part of The Miss America Organization. Continue reading “Miss Commonwealth 2018 Sings Her Way into the Hearts of Residents!”→
It’s fun to tap your toes to familiar patriotic tunes and summertime favorites by the South Shore Bay Band. The group performed recently on the front lawn of Village at Proprietors Green for residents, families, and friends. Continue reading “Summertime with the South Shore Bay Band!”→
Residents of Village at Proprietors Green were thrilled to re-live the drama and melancholy of an aging silent screen actress who could not come to terms with her fading stardom in the radio play, Sunset Boulevard, from the Talking Information Center Network. Continue reading “Sunset Boulevard Radio Play: 40-Year Anniversary Performance”→
A cookout, cool musical vibes, classic cars, and family and friends. That’s what the Father’s Day Celebration is like each year at Village at Proprietors Green. About 200 residents, family members, and friends dropped by to soak up the sun and good times. For the senior living community, the day is always an intergenerational affair!
Village at Proprietors Green resident Tom Flanders and his daughter, Julie, enjoy the putting green during the Father’s Day Celebration at the community.
Hanging out in a playground swing at Village at Proprietors Green, 14-month old Tyler Schulz was visiting resident Kay Flaherty.
Village at Proprietors Green servers (left to right) Alex Leto and Tyler Slate distribute ice cream treats during the day’s festivities.
The South Shore Bay Band played all the right notes at the Father’s Day Celebration at Village at Proprietors Green.
Resident Lorraine Woodcome enjoys a visit from her son Gerry and 10-year old grandson Luca Greco.
A shiny vintage Ford was a crowd pleaser!
A musician with the South Shore Bay Band uses timpani mallets to entertain guests at the Village at Proprietors Green Father’s Day Celebration.
Resident Jack Curley enjoys sharing the day with his daughter-in-law, Clare Curley, and Mitzi.
Servers Alison Casler and Isabella Coppenrath are all set with the hamburgers and hot dogs.
Your father taught you some of life’s most important lessons, and he knew that the smallest details could make all the difference. He always had your back, and now that he’s getting older you want to make sure that he has the support he needs to enjoy the most of every day. Continue reading “Show Dad You Know What Matters Most”→
Award-winning author and historian Anthony Sammarco talked about a book of great interest to Massachusetts residents, Jordan Marsh: New England’s Largest Store. Sammarco was the latest author invited to engage the Marshfield Council on Aging membership with a fascinating story. Village at Proprietors Green is a frequent host of the COA’s Pub Chat Series. Continue reading “Marshfield COA Pub Chat Features Author Anthony Sammarco”→
