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The Consecration of Saint Paul’s chapel was a simple, yet lovely event. The Boards ofDirectors at Brevillier Village and Leadership Staff enjoyed the picturesque view and specialblessing bestowed on this sacred space. We were honored to have Bishop Sean Rowe of theEpiscopal Diocese and the Very Reverend John Downey of the Cathedral of Saint Paul presideover the service. Both Reverend Downey and Bishop Rowe had very wonderful reflections ofdedication of those who live at the Village as well as those who care for the residents withdignity, respect and love. The History of the Village and the relationship with the Cathedralof Saint Paul is an inspiring story which ties our organizations together in honoring thecontributions of Katherine Brevillier, Oceana Ball and The Brothers of Saint Barnabas.

This Chapel was constructed to give the residents, families, employees and visitors of BallPavilion a spiritual space for prayer, reflection and quiet conversation. The stunning view ofLake Erie provides all the decoration that space could ever need. The Cathedral as well asDiane Boddorf, a long time Wednesday Church volunteer from St. Mary’s Episcopal Churchand the family of Sarah Noyer who resided at Ball Pavilion along with the Cathedral of St.Paul, donated funds to help purchase the various altar and religious items needed to providechurch services in this space.We are so honored to have our altar and chairs with ties to St.Barnabas House-By-the-Lake and the Cathedral of St. Paul.

We are grateful to all of our special donors over the past two years who gave specificallyto our Ball Pavilion Chapel Fund-raiser. Without your generous gifts, St. Paul’s Chapel atBall Pavilion could not have been built. This project was made real through donations by somany supportive individuals and groups. All of us at Brevillier Village will be forever gratefulfor your generosity.

We began using this space for church services as of August 11th, 2019.

St. Paul’s Chapel

Bishop Sean Rowe and the Very Reverend John Downey

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2 A Newsletter for Friends of Brevillier Village

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Another PA budget has been signed. Once again, the State’sbudget for nursing facilities is not being increased. As agroup, we’ve lobbied to our legislators yet we’ve come upshort again. Some of the rationale is we can do more withless. This has been the same story for six of the last eightyears. Another argument PA uses is the 5-star ratings of PAnursing homes hasn’t suffered during this lack of funding.While it is collectively true that our 5-star quality ratinghasn’t suffered, we can’t ignore our Brevillier standardbecause the funding isn’t available. This forces us to shiftour costs.

This budget also came dangerously close to raising theState’s minimum wage. While our entry level wages areabove the established minimum, they would fall below thenumbers that were being considered and there was nomention of an increase in funding to help nursing facilitiespay for this increased expense. This would’ve come at atime when we lose in excess of $80/day per resident on theMedical Assistance program.

Another driving force in the underfunding of nursing facilitiesis the fact people prefer to receive care at home. Originally,this was based on a questionnaire that asked PA residentsif they’d like to be in a nursing facility or in their own home.A sneaky way to ask the question, but I’d have to respondthe same way to the question. Based on that survey, overrecent years, our legislators have begun redirecting valuableresources from nursing facilities into home and communitybased services. This strategy can work for a segment ofthe population. However, not all care can be delivered costeffectively in your own home.

Finally, another fact being ignored at this time is the agingof Pennsylvania. Over the next 10 years, the need for ourservices will be significantly increasing. If this underfundingpractice continues, will this create a barrier to care forthose that need our services? How much more will thenursing facilities be able to withstand? At what point willour elected officials realize this practice can’t continue?

The Brevillier standard will rise to the surface under anyenvironment but, shouldn’t we demand more for our seniors?

Jeffrey F. Wieser,

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Michael Molitoris, a Tionesta native,joined the Brevillier Village rehabilitationstaff in August to work as the facility’snewest speech-language pathologist.He earned his bachelor’s degree in 1997from Indiana University of Pennsylvaniaand worked nearly 10 years as ajournalist for the Oil City Derrick andFranklin News-Herald newspapers inVenango County. From there, he developed a love for learningabout everyday people and telling their stories. During thattime, he started researching the work being done by speech-language pathologists and spent a year shadowing speechtherapists throughout northwestern Pennsylvania. In 2007,he moved to Houston, Texas, and earned his master’s degreein communication sciences and disorders from the Universityof Houston. Before joining the Brevillier team, he spenteight years working in an Alzheimer’s Center of Excellencein Houston, as well as a post-acute traumatic brain injurycenter. He is excited to be back home and working in anenvironment where residents and their everyday care taketop priority.

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Now that 2019 has come to an end, I want to personally thankeveryone for extending their goodwill to Brevillier Village thisyear. All nonprofit organizations struggle to balance an equitablebudget, while remaining mission driven. Both residents and staffbenefit fromcontributions made from our donors. We appreciatethe participation from our Board of Directors, volunteers andsponsors. During the past year we had numerous events thatwould not be possible without your support. We look forwardto continuing many of our established traditions and anticipatenew events to keep everyone involved. To say that 2019 wasincredible is truly an understatement. Just to mention a fewhighlights: We celebrated a record-breaking Erie Gives Day, 3rd

Erie’s Choice Award, the completion and consecration of St.Paul’s Chapel, successful bingo events, and we are now nearingthe fulfillment of our new wheelchair van fundraiser – this issuch an exciting time at Brevillier Village! I am humbled by theamountofsupportourcommunityhasgivenus. Yourstewardshipis commendable and I am driven by your generosity.

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I would like to introduce myself. Myname is Rebecca Wargo and I amone of the new social workers atBall Pavilion. Brevillier Village andBall Pavilion have a special placein my heart. I started working atBall Pavilion when I was 16 as anEvening Server. I enjoyed seeing theresidents every day and becoming apart of their lives. That job lasted for 2 years until I decided togo to college at Clarion University.

From there I gained more knowledge about things that I lovedand decided to pursue a Masters of Social Work at EdinboroUniversity. During this program, I had two internships thathelped me seek what my passion is in social work. I internedat AseraCare Hospice and also Saint Mary’s Asbury RidgeNursing Home. From there, working with those in a nursinghome or short-term rehab seemed to be my passion. I justrecently finished my degree in August 2019 and was a part ofthe Graduation Ceremony in December 2019. I am so excitedto continue my love for social work and helping others one at atime here at Ball Pavilion. I am going to continue my studies bypreparing for my license in social work (LSW) in hopes to gainmore knowledge in this field.

If I am not at Ball Pavilion, you can find me spending timewith family and friends. I also enjoy attending marching bandcompetitions, cooking with my boyfriend, and watching movies,mostly romantic-comedies.

I want to thank everyone who has welcomed me into their family,including the residents and family members. I look forward tothe future I have here at Brevillier Village.

Hello! Let me start by saying,THANK YOU! Thank you for thewarm welcome received fromthe employees, residents, andfamilies. I have only been a part ofthe Brevillier family for eight shortmonths, but the kindness andthoughtfulness of the Village hascertainly been proven.

Spending the last 5 years at a large regional accounting firm,spending 100% of my time in the healthcare industry, andseeing the opportunity at Brevillier Village, it just made senseto check it out. After being on the grounds and meeting a fewteam members along the way, I really hoped I could find a newhome here. Thinking back, the beautiful campus was just asmall piece of what makes working here so great.

In the past 5 years of my career, I have completed financialstatement audits for several healthcare entities includingsenior living facilities and organizations similar to BrevillierVillage. I had also spent much time providing consultingexpertise to healthcare providers relative to new topicswithin the industry.

As most of us know, the healthcare industry is always changingand I look forward to supporting Brevillier Village along theway. I very much appreciate the opportunity to be a part ofthis family. If you can’t find me in the Finance department ofthe Mansion, you can find me enjoying time with my husband,family, and friends. Whether it be skiing in the winter, rootingfor the Pittsburgh Penguins and Steelers, or just relaxingoutside, I am most likely living life to the fullest!

Again, thank you to ALL involved at the Village. I look forwardto continuing and supporting the vision and mission ofBrevillier with all of you!

I am Molly Zemla and I am one of the new Social Workers at Ball Pavilion. I received my BachelorsDegree in Social Work from Edinboro University and am currently working toward my Masters Degreein Social Work from Edinboro University. I have worked in a few other nursing facilities in both theirSocial Service departments and their Activities department. I am ecstatic to be at Ball Pavilion and lookforward to having the privilege to be of service to all of our residents and families. My office is locatedat Ball Pavilion. My email is mzemla@brevillier.org and I can be reached by phone at 814-899-8600. Mynormal office hours are Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Throughout our lives we spend most of our time at work, yet statistics show thatless than 30% of people consider themselves fulfilled in their career. At BrevillierVillage, our longevity will argue these reports as we are celebrating two 40th YearWork Anniversaries. Cheryl Faycheck of our Environmental Service Department inDecember of 2019 and Vicky Wittuck, VP of Brevillier Village in January of 2020.These milestones are quite remarkable and indicate the dedication of our staff,especially Cheryl and Vicky. As we mature, we begin to realize that fulfillment doesnot come from material items, money or status, but rather the love and compassionwe share with others. It is not a secret that care giving is not seen as a prestigiousor glamorous job. At times it is thankless, physically and emotionally strenuous,and tasks are difficult. However, being able to nurture and care for our residentsand one another is when inner fulfillment supersedes superficial distractions. Weare fortunate for the exemplary precedent set by Cheryl and Vicky and hope theirdetermination and fortitude inspires others.

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Designer Purse BINGO on Saturday,April 18th at 7 p.m. This event willbe held at the Harborcreek FireDepartment Social Hall, 7275Buffalo Road. Tickets will go onsale February 1st. All proceeds willbenefit the Haven Program.

At our April Bingo event, we willbe collecting non-perishable fooditems to donate to the St. Paul’sFood pantry. If you bring in anyitems, you will be placed in adrawing for a designer wallet.

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On Monday, August 17th, BrevillierVillage will hold our 12th AnnualBrevillier Village Golf Tournament.Over 100 golfers are expected thatday to play 18 holes of golf at theVenango Valley Golf Course. Shotgunstart will begin at 12:00 noon. Yourcost includes an 18 hole scramble,green fees and cart, lunch, food andbeverages on the course, golfer gift,steak dinner and prizes and awards.There will also be basket raffles and a50-50 the day of the event.

If you are interested in registering forthis event, call Maureen Rizzo at 899-8600.

If you do not golf, but would still liketo make a donation, likewise callMaureen Rizzo and she will take careof your very vital donation.

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Brevillier Village was honored whenwe found out that the HarborcreekSchool District chose our VanFund to be the recipient of their2019 Fundraiser (formerly call theDay of Caring) on December 6th.They managed to raise $2,300.00.Thank you does not seem adequateto acknowledge this generousdonation!

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“As I reflect on my time at Brevillier Village, I wonder where 40 years went! I then think about all the residents, families, staffand volunteers I have had the privilege to know and serve. I have been truly blessed with one of the most amazing experiencesin my life next to raising my family. To help several generations of families come to this place and entrust us with the care oftheir family members is incredible to me. To be present as a life is leaving this earth or someone has recovered and can go backhome and then to celebrate their lives is joyful for me. My life has been fulfilled in service to the mission and vision of KatherineBrevillier, Oceana Ball and the Brothers of St. Barnabas. I am so lucky to have found this amazing place!”

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It has been 15 years since the Village has had a newwheelchair accessible van for transporting our residents.After recently reaching our request for support of our SaintPaul Chapel at Ball Pavilion, it is with much gratitude andhopefulness that you will continue to support our efforts infully fundraising our new van.

After extensive research and on-site demos, we are anxiousto be able to provide our residents with a fully wheelchairaccessible van that will provide safety, scenic view andcomfortable transportation. The new unit will be equippedwith space for four wheelchairs and six additional seats forour mobile residents.

Our fundraising goal for the van is $80,000. We have receivedfinancial commitment from our board and leadership staff,and graciously ask for your assistance in meeting this goal.Our Fundraising efforts for the new van began in April 2019and we have already raised $76,000, leaving us $4,000from our goal! We have included donation envelopes in thisnewsletter if anyone would like to help us with van or anotherfundraising area. Because of your support we look forwardto always standing apart, as Erie’s Choice RetirementCommunity. Thank you for your previous and continuedsupport of Brevillier Village.

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Dave Julius and his wife Dawn have lived at Conrad House fornearly five years. Shortly after moving in they started to spendmost summer evenings near the four-person swing on ourbeautiful lakeshore grounds, watching sunset with other Conradresidents. Since that time Dave has taken several thousandsunset pictures and has even written a song about the groupthat enjoys each other’s company while taking in the sunsets.He has also put quite a few of the best sunsets into a video toplay in the Multi-Purpose room for others to enjoy (usually in thewinter, when watching the sunsets isn’t the easiest thing to do).

A few months ago, fellow Conrad House resident, Cal Wurst foundthe lyrics of Dave’s tribute the “Sunsetter” song and collected afew of his sunset photos which were found on the House bulletinboard. Cal decided these images deserved better placement,honoring the rich history of Brevillier Village, Cal commissionedChis Erb, the son-in-law of Conrad House resident RonMioduszewski, to create an appropriate display for the sunsetphotographs. Chris is the owner of “Get My Drift” Creations andcustomizes frames using driftwood that he collects along theshores of Lake Erie.

The result of what you see is a combination of two great talents.It may be viewed near the elevators at the Conrad House. DaveJulius has spent many years entertaining the Brevillier Villagefamily, as well as the community at large.

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Last October we said good-bye to our long-time Ball Pavilion Social Worker KarenCarlson. We wish her well in her retirement! It sounds like she will be working onbecoming a master gardener and enjoying time with her granddaughter.

As we are saying good-bye we are also saying hello to a new Social Worker atBall Pavilion. Rebecca (Becca) Wargo has joined our Social Services team and isworking at Ball Pavilion Becca just completed her Master’s Degree in Social Workthis past August. She joins Molly Zemla, who has been a Ball Pavilion Social Workersince April of this year. Molly is in her 2nd year of her Master’s Degree program inSocial Work. Both of these ladies have great nursing home internship experiencesand we are very fortunate to have both of them with us at Brevillier Village.

While the construction continues at Ball Pavilion, Becca will be working with theresidents and families on Applewood Lane. Molly will be working with the residentsand families on Brookside Lane and Cherry Blossom Lane. When construction isover, there will be some possible reassignments for them.

Both Molly and Becca can help you with your questions or concerns. We thank youfor your continued patience through this construction project. As you can see, theareas completed look great and we look forward to having our whole building lookingfresh and new!

As for the rest of our Social Services Team, Jennifer Kehl has moved into ConradHouse to provide Social Services to residents there and is now directing ourwonderful Volunteer Program. If you are interesting in helping out at any of thebuildings or on the grounds, Jen will be happy to talk to you about volunteeropportunities. Vickie Gilchrist has changed offices as well as changing her title.As Director of Home Care and Share Care, Vickie continues to coordinate the HomeCare and the Share Care Home programs. You will find her office on the 1st floor ofConrad House. Alaina Perry remains the Social Worker at Barnabas Court North andjust recently completed her certification as a Personal Care Home Administrator.The newest member of the team is Julie Scheppner, our Social Worker at BarnabasCourt South. Julie began her duties at BCS and has been a great addition. JanetDubich, LPN, our Admissions Case Manager, works with hospitals and otherfacilities to coordinate admissions into Ball Pavilion. If your resident is admittedinto the hospital for any reason, Janet is the lady who will go see him or her andhelp smooth the transition back into the Village. Her office is in Barnabas CourtNorth as are the offices of Kristin Laine, our Director of Admissions and JeanLaFuria, our Vice President of Residential Services. Vicky Wittuck, our Senior VicePresident, completes our Social Services team. Someone from our Social Servicesteam is available Monday through Saturday to assist meeting residents’ needs andpromoting the best quality of life possible at Brevillier Village.

7TIGMEP�8LEROW�Most often we think of the specialwork done by Secret Santa’s during theholidays, as they prepare tirelessly for thejoy of others, with minimal expectationto be recognized. At Conrad House, weexperience a Christmas in July of ourown. We have a very special helper whoalso puts in a great deal of energy andtime, and never expects a thing. NormaMack has lived at Conrad House for thepast four years. She has taken it uponherself to maintain care of the beautifulflowers and plants with the assistanceof our groundskeeper Josh. Year-round,Norma can be seen outside daily wateringand caring for the gardens. When a floralarrangement has been donated, shedutifully assembles the flowers sharingtheir beauty throughout Conrad Housefor all to enjoy. Many thanks to Norma forsharing her green-thumb and appreciationfor some of nature’s finest gifts.

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2YVWMRK�8YMXMSR�4VSKVEQIn honor of the Tina LaFuria Nursing Tuition Program, we havededicated a plaque recognizing the employees who haveparticipated. This program encourages employees to considernursing educational opportunities including LPN and RNprograms. We are extremely proud to celebrate the hard workand success demonstrated by these individuals. BrevillierVillage is fortunate to have caring and compassionate staff.This was always a goal of Mrs. Brevillier to further residentand staff education.

This program began 26 years ago with support from our Boardof Directors and we have helped 27 employees complete anursing degree. We named the program after Tina LaFuria,RN who was the 2nd staff member to finish her degree fromLPN to RN in this program. Tina died too young, but she wasalways thankful for this opportunity.

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