Thank you housekeepers - How Clean !
Thank you aides - for your caring.
Thank you nurses - for Everything.
Thank you volunteers - for your love.
Thank you ladies of "no one dies alone."
Thank you Chef Bob - for nutritious food.

Thank-you Jesus for this wonderful place and All the beautiful people.

Alma S.

Dear Brian,

The kind things all of you did really made a difference…
The thoughtfulness each of you showed really touched my heart…
The appreciation I feel really can't be put into words.

Thank you for taking the extra steps to see that Jo was taken care of.

Your staff are gems!

Gloria I.

Dear Heidi & Staff,

For everything you've done…
For being the special people that you are…
Thank you so very much.

Thank you all so much for all the special time you spent to make Jo safe & comfortable.

Sincerely,
Gloria I.

Dear Heidi,

Many thanks to Seacrest for the great care given to Tommy during his stay. The charge nurses and all of the staff were exceptional. We are indeed blessed to have such a fine facility.

Thanks to the Holloway's for all they have done too.

Sincerely,

Fran and Family

To the dedicated people at Seacrest Village,

Your endless dedication and sincere kindness towards my father never went unnoticed.

The superb professionalism of all involved made Ben's time with you a pleasure.

Your understanding of his unique "family situation" only added to my peace of mind in sending him home; his safety and happiness is always my main concern.

To all of you at Seacrest I extend my deepest respect and gratitude.

Respectfully,

Marsha and Richard

To the Staff at East Pavilion,

I would like to thank everyone on staff who took such wonderful care of my dad, Ben. You handled him with the utmost care, kindness, patience and compassion. You are all truly the best professionals in the field.

A sincere thank you from the bottom of my heart, I know he will miss you all. Thank you…

Sincerely,

Barbara

To All of the truly wonderful people of the Adult Day Care at Seacrest,

I wanted to express my sincerest appreciation for the great care and affection you showed towards my mother. You made her days special and she truly enjoyed being with all of you, including the other members of "The Club". She looked forward to going there each morning even wanting to go there on the weekends. I knew that you each loved her too, in your own special ways, and I hope that you will always remember her fondly and call to mind the good times that you shared with her, and the smiles she brought to your faces.

From the time I dropped her off in the morning to the time when the shuttle would pull into the drive in the afternoon, she was in her special place enjoying all of you and the attention you bestowed on her.

I miss her so much already, and in many ways I'm sure you miss her too. I had some pictures made to enclose with my thank you cards and I have enclosed some here for whomever would like one.

Thank you for all that you did for Susie.

Bill

To all the girls in Pav. East,

There are no words that can express the gratitude for all the patience, help and love you showed my father Edgar, in the three months he was at Seacrest Village.

They were the best three months he has had in the past two years since his wife died.

He loves all you girls and you return your love back with the kindness towards him. There was a special place in his heart for all of you.

May God Bless you with all of our love,

Judy, Dick, Dean & Joy

Dear Mr. Holloway,

I wanted to write you a letter to thank you. My father, Paul H., has been in your facility for many months now. He was at first in the pavilion. At this time, we decided to spend Thanksgiving Day with him. Not knowing your policy, we were going to bring our own dinner and have it in his room. He then was moved into the assisted living portion with a much smaller room and we didn't know quite how we would do this with our 10 people. We were so pleasantly surprised when we arrived that day to find a table set up in a separate room. Not only with all the festive trimmings but place settings and all. I can't tell you how pleased we were. The food was terrific and we even had it served ... far from our expectations.

Please pass on our gratitude to your staff and especially Mickey who served us. She was pleasant and caring. Truly everyone was, they got my Dad all ready for the dinner. He was very happy we could all be there.

We thank you for making this difficult time for us a more tolerable experience. You have done well with the staff you have chosen.

Thank you again, Thomas H and Family

Dear Brian,

We would like to take the time to write this letter to you to tell you how much it meant and still means to us, as the daughters of Mary and Bill K., that they were able to spend their last months at Seacrest Village. Having two parents pass away so close together was a difficult thing to deal with, but when my mother took ill, we were so glad that she was able to come to your facility to hopefully recuperate. We had had such a positive experience with our father, that it was a comfort to know our mom would be able to experience it in her time of need as well.

Back in the summer when our father was on the third floor, his nurse, Mary Lou, was so positive and upbeat, that it kept our spirits up, in spite of the fact that his illness was so sad to watch day after day. Fortunately, Cassandra C., woke him up to" Good Morning Bill" with her beautiful smile, and it made each day a little more pleasant for him I'm sure. She was his cup of sunshine every day even when he couldn't drink anymore. We will be forever grateful for your wonderful staff.

As for our dear mother, well what can we say? She fortunately was well aware of everything, and knew one thing for sure .... that she loved her aides. She said she didn't want to go home to the empty home that she once loved so dearly. It wouldn't have been the same without her husband. She loved it at Seacrest because of the close relationships she'd made with all of her "girls", as she called them. Tara, Erin, Faith, Katie, Nurse Jean, and Nurse Melissa ... just to mention a few, meant the world to her because she needed so much assistance, and she was so very grateful for all of them. This made us, as her daughters, feel so good that our mother was in such good hands. My talks with Kerry B., Laurie M., and Dr. R. were always helpful and heartwarming, too. Whenever we visited we could see the kindness and caring that our mother received throughout the day and night, which made us feel good to know that she ,too, was in good hands .... just exactly the same as my dad had been only one month earlier.

Our father passed away on September 6, in a beautiful clean, quiet room, which he liked so much. Our mother came to Seacrest on October 9 and then passed away on November 28 in a lovely setting as well. I just want to let you know that your facility is beautiful, and the kindness, compassion, and caring that your wonderful staff provided, meant so much to all of us as well. We feel proud to say that our parents had the opportunity to die with dignity in a beautiful place with kind and caring souls by their sides to the very end. If you could please share this with the workers who touched our parents' lives in their last days, we would appreciate it so much.

Thank you again for everything and to all of your staff who made a very difficult time in our lives so much easier to handle. We cannot express how deeply we feel about this. God bless you and your amazing staff.

Sincerely, Cathy and Cindy

Our family would like to take this time to thank each and every worker, who took care of our father while he was in the pavilion. Each one of them where so kind, skillful, and compassionate in caring for our Dad. He was very special to us and we knew he was getting the very best care available.

The administrators, nurses, nurses aids, even the cleaning people were so caring for not only Dad, but the other residence. We only wish we could name each one of them, so they could get the proper recognition.

Also, the physical therapy group is exceptional. They were able to motivate the people they are working with. Each therapist so special to us.

Thank you so much, for all the wonderful care and kindnesses shown to our Dad. The Goodwin Family

Perhaps you sent a lovely card Or sat quietly in a chair.

Perhaps you sent a floral piece, If so, we saw it there. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words As any friends could say, Perhaps you were not there at all, Just thought of us this day.

Whatever you did, whatever your part, We prayerfully thank you for consoling our hearts.

The Tortorella Family