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Letter: Thank you for reaching out

Posted 1/17/23

Many thanks to the good folks of our community for reaching out to our residents at the Life Care Center of Evergreen during the holiday season.

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Letter: Thank you for reaching out

Posted Tuesday, January 17, 2023 2:10 pm

Many thanks to the good folks of our community for reaching out to our residents at the Life Care Center of Evergreen during the holiday season. We received handmade cards from schoolchildren, gift bags fill with many goodies, blankets, socks and beautiful poinsettia plants from our local florist, The Holly Berry. Our residents enjoyed all the gifts of love and wanted people to know their appreciation. Thank you for bringing joy to all of us.

Judi Kraszewski, Evergreen

Volunteer Coordinator

Life Care Center of Evergreen

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