June 2013 • Issue 539
MILEPOST 45
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Daryl L. Martin, Executive Director May 27th marked another milepost for Swiss Village. It has been 45 years since the first residents moved into the brand new facilities just completed on the west end of Berne. The threshold crossed on that date expanded the options to engage life with active purposefulness. Since that date the opportunities to participate in a range of significant activities has continued to develop and grow. The choices span the interest spectrum from being a participant in the
Kinder Haus intergenerational events to the w elln ess initiatives. Inside this issue:
The Anniversary Theme: “Providing Compassion, Promoting Wellness, Achieving Excellence” captures Swiss Village’s passion to provide a diverse experience that reaches beyond the expected. Residents’ needs vary and so do the program and service possibilities. Complementing these possibilities is a continuous effort to enhance the experience. The result is that Swiss Cont. on page 3
SWISS VILLAGE EXECUTIVE TEAM AND BOARD MEMBERS Executive Team: Daryl L. Martin Executive Director Linda Arnold Director of Healthcare Services
Board of Directors: Kent Liechty, President Tom Muselman, Vice-President Linda Eicher, Secretary
Derick Bailey Director of Resident Services
Ted Lautzenheiser, Treasurer
Joe Burkhead Director of Information Services
Andrew Briggs
Margie Dougherty Director of Human Resources
Paul Zuercher, Immediate Past President Mark Settlemyre
Michelle McIntosh Director of Marketing
Sharon Sprunger Wulliman
Roger Young Controller
Greg Meyer Nancy Subler
Providing Compassion. Promoting Wellness. Achieving Excellence.
New Residents
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Saturday Night at the Village - Jim Barron
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Nursing Home Week Activity Photos
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Residential & Healthcare 5 Activities South Campus Wellness & Wellness Pavilion
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Kinder Haus
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Staff News
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Swiss Village Mission Statement: Swiss Village Retirement Community is a not-for-profit corporation, committed to providing quality and affordable retirement living facilities and services in a Christian environment that enhances life with dignity, meaning and appropriate care for the senior adults from the surrounding community without regard to race, religion, sex, or handicaps that can be accommodated within our delivery system.