The Lexington Landing Christmas Party was tonight. The powers that be also used the gathering to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the building and community. Built by the Wedum Foundation whose mission is to build senior housing it is operated (well) by Presbyterian Homes. Several staff members who have been here since the beginning were recognized. Because the foundation built the building no large payment is necessary to become an inmate.
Jim, our food services director goes all out for these events. The hot buffet had meatballs, pigs in blankets, egg rolls, empanadas, something Mexican and pulled pork sandwiches. There was a separate cold, hors d'ouevres table with shrimp, cheeses, and other detectibles. A multitude of sweets filled another table. Jim said he was preparing for 200 diners.
So is life in the OFH!
Takk for alt,
Al
"The mission of the J. A. Wedum Foundation is to develop and utilize the resources of the Foundation to positively change and improve people’s lives in the spirit of stewardship and generosity as exemplified by John A. Wedum, the grandfather, and carried forward by John A. Wedum, the grandson. The philanthropic impact of the Foundation has reached far and wide, bettering the lives of people of all ages while fostering a variety of vibrant and connected communities. This charitable mission falls into three areas:"
Senior Housing
"Creating and providing a new standard in high-quality housing for seniors is the central philanthropic focus of the Foundation. At each senior community, we strive for excellence in living with a serene, elegant setting and engaging caring staff."
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