![]() ![]() I anticipate that we’ll have that strategic vision in place by 2024. We have also embarked on a strategic visioning process, one that will build on critical work already underway, and will fully unleash our power and potential as a great public university. Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.Strengthening our culture of excellence.To recap just briefly, we are fully committed to: All rights reserved.Shortly before Thanksgiving, I provided the community an update on my initial goals and priorities. © 2021 The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society. Notice of Nondiscrimination and Accessibility Requirements Your gifts are tax-deductible within IRS limitations. The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society is a 501(c)(3) public charity. For telecommunications relay service, dial 711. The designated person responsible for coordinating efforts to comply with Section 504 requirements is: Affordable Housing 504 Coordinator, 4800 W. The Society does not exclude, deny benefits to, or otherwise discriminate against any individual on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, disability, sex, or familial status in admission to, participation in, or receipt of the services and benefits under any of its programs and activities, and in staff and employee assignments to individuals, whether carried out by the Society directly or through a contractor or any other entity with which the Society arranges to carry out its programs and activities. The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society (the Society) is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and status as a protected veteran, and complies with applicable federal, state, and local civil rights laws. “She truly lives the mission each and every day.” “She’s the example of what we want every Good Samaritan Society employee to be,” says Julie Schenkel, administrator. In addition to her regular duties, Julie finds fulfillment in helping residents who are near the end of their life.ĭuring the COVID-19 pandemic, Julie’s taken extra time to help residents communicate with their families over the phone. Residents and families trust her,” says Lori Cihak, health information director. She puts in long days and assists with whatever is needed, including helping and encouraging newer staff members. “Julie’s here for one reason and one reason only – because she loves these people,” says Ruthann Boska, office manager.Īs the social service director, Julie serves as the residents’ advocate. The minute she arrives for work at Good Samaritan Society – Tyndall in Tyndall, South Dakota, Julie Rothschadl likes to meet face to face with residents. “They’ll tell me when I get a day off how much they miss me. ![]() “There’s just something about my residents. ![]() Lee’s dedication to residents is evident by the hours she puts in. “It’s been hard with COVID-19, but she’s definitely a burst of fresh air,” says Sheona Fienhage, activities director. “She always has a smile on her face and it cheers you up when she’s in your room,” says resident Charlie Hair. Her positive attitude brings joy to each resident and staff member she comes in contact with. “They really need someone to talk to, especially now.” “I chat with them while I’m cleaning,” says Lee. Watch this inspiring video about Veronica:Īlthough her title is housekeeping assistant, Lee Yarrington also provides friendship and a listening ear to residents at Good Samaritan Society – Fontanelle in Fontanelle, Iowa. ![]() “She really wants to lift residents up so they get everything they need to have the very best life they can have here,” says Jamie. “You’re not going to fix anything if you don’t care and part of caring is being kind,” Veronica says. Veronica views her role with the utmost importance because it involves human lives. “She is awesome with the residents and with the staff,” says Denice Davis, RN, MDS coordinator. “She loves and cares for every single person that’s in our building.”Įach day, residents and staff members witness Veronica’s compassion and perseverance. “Veronica takes the time with each person and makes them feel special,” says Jamie Berg, Moscow Village administrator. Veronica Glienke’s goal as a resident care manager is helping residents feel at home at Good Samaritan Society – Moscow Village in Moscow, Idaho. The phrase is still fitting today for the Society’s staff members and volunteers.Ĭongratulations to our 2020 Ever Forward Champions! Veronica Glienke – Caregiver Champion It reflected his ongoing sense of faith in God and optimism for the future. The phrase “ever forward” was used by the Good Samaritan Society’s Founder, the Rev. These individuals embody the values of calling, community, courage and service. Each year, the Good Samaritan Society honors staff members, a leader and a volunteer as National Ever Forward Champions. ![]()
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