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Donations Make For Merry Christmas At Century Care Center
December 18, 2013
Residents at the Century Care Center recently held their annual Christmas party. The event included gifts for the residents that were made possible by donations from local groups, families and staff.
“Thanks to all,” said Mae Hildreth, the facility’s activities director. “You help make Christmas wonderful, magical for our residents.”
Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Donations Make For Merry Christmas At Century Care Center”
I would like to thank Century Care Center’s Activities Department for all they do. I always see newspaper articles of things that are being done with residents. I have an aunt here that came from Westgate Village in Brewton. It was a big change from Bingo and Church everyday of the week at Westgate to Eating out and different pageants. I am very pleased with Century Care Center. I would like to say thank you tothe aadministration and staff. THANK YOU.
This is amazing. Great job all. If you have never visited a nursing faculity. You should. My mom has been in and out for almost 2 years, due to illness. I was there everyday and even on a Christmas holiday a few years ago. I seen so many residents that were dropped off there to die. Like dropping off a bag of old clothes… Out of sight, out of mind. No family ever came to visit. Very sad…
Merry Christmas to all, and I hope the residents are excited.
So proud of all everyone does for our residents! It means so much to them! Miss you all, and hope you have the merriest of Christmases!
This was awesome. My Granny is there and we couldn’t ask for better care.