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ENGLEWOOD MEMORIAL

May 21, 2010 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Englewood residents and staff sang hymns, shared memories, and enjoyed refreshments. It was a meaningful and emotional morning, one that Englewood plans to continue every year.

Englewood Health and Rehabilitation joined with New Hope Hospice to kick off National Nursing Home week with a balloon memorial. This memorial was held in honor of those residents who have passed away over the past year.

Fifteen residents were honored during a worship service that was officiated by Pastor Trouten of Bethany Lutheran Church and accompanied by Pastor Don Miller of New Hope Hospice.

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