On Wednesday, May 19th, The Mayflower Community (Grinnell IA) hosted a Zoom meeting to celebrate another year of philanthropy for the 70-year strong senior living and healthcare community. Speakers included Don Schild, J.D., President of the Mayflower Homes, Inc. Board of Trustees and local attorney; Emily Moore, PhD, President of the Mayflower Homes Foundation Board
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Month: May 2021
This past week, The Mayflower Community celebrated “Nursing Facility Appreciation Week” with various dress-up and treat days. Thursday, May 13th was “You’ve Been a ‘Lifesaver’ Over the Years” celebrated with “decades dress” and bowls of Lifesaver candies. The week culminated on Friday, May 14th with “You Deserve a Vacation” Day, celebrating staff in beachwear with
After a pandemic-imposed one-year hiatus, The Mayflower Community’s Annual Shrimp Boil returned on Thursday, May 13th…with a splash! Unable to gather one year ago, residents and guests could carry out the shrimp boil dinner. This year, they were once again seated in the Buckley Courtyard with overflow seating in the Buckley Dining Room. A total
This week, the Mayflower Community is celebrating “Nursing Facility Appreciation Week.” The spirit wear theme for Wednesday, May 12th was “Hats Off to Our Awesome Staff.” Besides wearing their own moniker hat, the staff was treated to a barbeque on the Buckley patio. The fare included hamburgers; grilled chicken; and quarter-pound, all-beef hot dogs with
Davenport native and long-time Mayflower Community resident, Wilma Graden, celebrated her 90th birthday one day early on May 7th. Pictured above: Wilma watches as Jacob Staroska, Mayflower Foodservices Supervisor, assists Katie Hoisington at the “treats” table.”
This week, the Mayflower Community is celebrating “Nursing Facility Appreciation Week.” We encouraged our staff members to wear their best spirit wear to go along with each day’s theme. On Tuesday, May 11th, the theme was favorite team colors or sporting wear. Walking tacos were provided at lunchtime to remind our employees that they are
With the support of Mayflower’s Gardens and Grounds staff and Grinnell College’s Farmhouse students, a group of Mayflower residents is developing a garden of “Mayflower Beans.” Located immediately south of the Watertower Square apartments, this two-row, 42-foot patch will appear as an attractive hedge. The striking gray and red beans are of the same variety
In a time of other celebrations—May Day, Spring, Mother’s Day—The Mayflower Community hosted a “Ladies’ Day Tea” for residents of the Health Center and Beebe Assisted Living on Tuesday, May 4th. Besides beautiful flowers and baskets, Mayflower served up a delicious treat, as is our reputation. The food produced in the Mayflower kitchens under the
The Mayflower Residents Association Treasure Chest called on owl lovers to display their collectable for the month of May 2021. The owls now adorn the Pearson building lobby. In addition, a cleaver poem from resident Warren Reinecke supports the show. — Sue Drake, Treasure Chest Committee Chair
On Wednesday, April 7, 2021, the first chapel services (since the start of the pandemic) were held for the Health Center and Beebe Assisted Living residents. Due to infection control measures, the Health Center service was held at 2:00pm in the Carman Center with Beebe’s service following in their activity room at 3:00pm. Doug Tiffany,