Category Archives: Living Legend

Wishing a hearty congratulations to our first Living Legend of the new year here at Autumn View! Thank you to Ashley Davis, our Director of Education and Quality, for everything you do to help make our facility Legendary!

Please join Absolut Care of Gasport in honoring two employees for their YEARS OF SERVICE! Director of Nursing Jessica Matijevich is celebrating 5 years and Unit Coordinator Sarah Drier is celebrating 1 year. They both received custom t-shirts marking their milestone year.

Thank you, Jessica and Sarah, for the LEGENDARY difference you make!

Congratulations to Jennifer Shisler, Harris Hill’s Employee of the Month! Jen was nominated by her peers and is recognized for her compassion, dedication and professionalism! Thank you for all you do for the residents of Harris Hill, Jennifer – you are truly a living legend!

A heartfelt congratulations to Hannah Fiacco for reaching the remarkable milestone of one year of dedicated service at Absolut Care of Gasport! 🥳🌟

A round of applause for Laura Megna, our exceptional Activity Director, who has been recognized as the Employee of the Month for December at Taconic at Ulster! 🏆🎈 Pictured alongside Lorraine McAlister, our esteemed administrator, Laura’s dedication and outstanding contributions have brought joy and positivity to our community.

We’d would like to say Congratulations to Melissa Beaujean our Social Work Assistant for being our Westfield December Employee of the Month!! She has a great caring attitude, is a professional & a team player, and loves caring for the residents.

Additionally, our resident of the month is Patricia. She has a caring attitude and enjoys spending time with other residents. Thank You for all each of you do to help make our facility Legendary!

Congratulations to our Living Legends of the Month here at Absolut of Aurora Park, Kristen Stevenson and Randi Sterba! Thank you for all you do in helping make our facility a great place to live and work!

Read Bob Kerwin’s interesting story that highlights many of the great features of Kenmore, Tonawanda and Buffalo from the 1930s and after. He wrote this article years ago and was interviewed by the Buffalo Historical Society recently for an upcoming feature!