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Crossroads Church came to visit us last week.  They sang several songs and did an Easter devotional for the residents.  The residents enjoyed singing along and hearing the Easter message.  Crossroads also brought Easter gift bags for each resident.  These bags were assembled by second graders at Mifflin Elementary School. They contained a card made by a student as well as plants, socks, lip balm, candy and many other wonderful gifts. Crossroads also gifted the residents lap blankets and shawls.  The members of Crossroads Church visited with each resident after the service. Everyone enjoyed their time together and we are so appreciative of the time and energy that Crossroads Church and Mifflin Elementary put into making this a special day for the residents of Liberty Nursing Center.

This is Matt. He's an STNA on second shift. He is so kind and caring to the residents and his coworkers.  The residents are always happy to see him on his days to work.  Matt regularly volunteers to come in and help on his days off. He goes out of his way to meet the needs of the residents and ensures they have everything they require to have the best day possible.  His coworkers appreciate his easygoing nature and willingness to chip in to lend a helping hand.  When we see Matt, we know it's going to be a good day. All of us here at Liberty Nursing Center hope Matt knows how appreciated and valued he is!

Mark Staicer came to play music for us yesterday. His wife Brenda came, as well, and sang along with the residents.  There was a lot of moving and grooving.  Most of the residents were able to sing along with all the songs.  Mark was very engaging and not only got our feet tapping and hands clapping but engaged our minds, as well, with trivia about some of the songs he sang.  The music and Mark's prompts stirred up a lot of memories of good times.  There was a full house for the performance and the residents are saying they can't wait to see Mark (and hopefully Brenda, too) next month.

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