Winter 2013 UPDATE - Friends Homes West

FRIENDS
HOMES, INC.
Friends Homes at Guilford Friends Homes West www.friendshomes.org
February 2013
Friends Homes is First in Greensboro to Host Project Search
P
to their work sites for internroject SEARCH is a
ships within Friends Homes
secondary transition
where they will spend four
program for students
hours daily working with
between the ages of 18 and
current employee mentors.
21 who are intellectually and
Internships are available in
developmentally disabled.
several departments includThe goal of this program is
ing the Dietary Department,
to provide students who have
the Business Office, Maintecompleted their academic renance Department, Laundry
quirements with experience
and Nursing. Internships
in a workforce development
consist of ten week rotations.
program. By providing these
Each student will have three
students intensive training
different work experiences
and skills development in
during the year and learn to
real work settings, students
(L to R) Shannon Allen, Alison Brubaker, and Bradley Ester
apply for the internship by
become prepared for employpreparing a resume and havment.
ing a personal interview. ExProject SEARCH was
tensive coaching comes from
founded in 1996 in Cincinthe instructors on proper
nati and has grown to include
workplace habits, and each
approximately 206 sites in 39
day the students keep a jourstates in the United States.
nal of what they learned that
The program has also exday. Continual assessment
panded internationally to the
and feedback is important as
United Kingdom, Canada,
the staff of Friends Homes
Scotland and Australia and
teaches the required skills.
is growing.
Pat Manuel, Human ReFriends Homes Inc. is
source Director of Friends
pleased to have been selected
Homes Inc, is the project
as the first host employer for
liaison. She says, “This prothis program in Greensboro.
(L to R) Donna McCormick, Pat Manuel, Hannah Cranford
gram is a win-win situation.
In Guilford County, Project
and Anna Stalter
It is a partnership between the
SEARCH is a collaboration
interns and our employees allowing both
between the Guilford County Schools,
and the program follows the school term
to learn from each other. We are hoping
Guilford Center, now known as Sandhills
calendar. Each weekday morning, the
that next year we will have ten to twelve
MCO and ARC of Greensboro. Additional
four students are transported to Friends
students in Project Search. We have
funding for the program is being provided
Homes where they begin their day at 8:30
already hired one of the current students
by a grant from Lincoln Financial FounAM with classroom instruction provided
for a part-time position. While there are
dation.
by two specially trained personnel. Donna
no guarantees of a job, Friends Homes
Currently there are four students enMcCormick is a Guilford County Special
will certainly look favorably at hiring the
rolled in Project SEARCH on the campus
Education teacher and Alison Brubaker is
interns and support every effort to aid in
of Friends Homes at Guilford. Friends
a Job Coach employed by ARC.
finding employment in the community.”
Homes has provided classroom space
At 9:30 AM each day, the students report
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From the CEO, Wilson Sheldon
I
n this edition of the
“Update” we are
pleased to introduce you to Project Search.
While this is a
new program for
Friends Homes,
we have been providing employment
opportunities for non-traditional
candidates since 1988. Our first such
employee came to us from Kendall
Center of the Guilford County School
System, where she had been a student.
She proved to be an enthusiastic and
dedicated employee who worked for us
for over 20 years. Subsequently, we became involved with the ARC and have
trained and hired a number of young
people recommended to us through
their programs. There are currently
twelve of these special employees on our
campuses. These workers have become a
valuable part of our work force and they
now have the pride and satisfaction that
having a regular job bestows.
It was because of our association
with the ARC that we were approached
by Project Search and asked to be a
host site. We were much honored to be
the first retirement community in North
Carolina asked to participate. Although
the students have only been on our
campus since the first of November, they
are making contributions in many ways
through their internships.
Our collaboration with Project
Search is an example of how Friends
Homes fulfills its mission to be an active member of the community at large.
It is important for non-profit organizations to work together because in this
way we help one another achieve our
shared goals and thereby strengthen
both the wider community and our
individual organizations.
And finally, speaking of coming
together for a mutual good I must express my profound appreciation for an
outstanding leader in our organization
who is retiring on February 28th. When
Jay Bumm joined Friends Homes as
the Director of Development in 1999,
he brought boundless energy, a warm
personality and a genuine interest in
the good of the organization and its
residents. He soon became a vital part
of our management team. He accepted
the challenge of being the Administrator of Friends Homes at Guilford and
then six years ago moved into the job of
Administrator at Friends Homes West.
His open-door policy and willingness to
listen as well as his good-natured banter
have been gifts that will be missed by all
of us, especially the residents of Friends
Homes West. We thank him for the
many ways in which he has embraced
and furthered the mission of Friends
Homes and wish him all the best as he
enters his well-deserved retirement years.
Donna Sprinkle Joins Management of Friends Homes, Inc.
D
onna Sprinkle, the new Administrator of Friends Homes West, says,
“I feel as though I am coming home. I am
really thrilled to have this opportunity
to be working in a Quaker faith-based
retirement community.”
Donna’s Quaker roots run deep. She
was born in California but moved to Indiana as a child and then to Ohio, when
her father, a Quaker minister, became
Executive Secretary of the Wilmington
Yearly Meeting which serves Ohio and
Tennessee. A graduate of Guilford College, Donna became interested in long
term care while she was a student at
Guilford. She says, “My uncle was pastor
of First Wesleyan Church in High Point,
and the church bought a nursing facility
back in the early 1970s. I had the chance
to have hands- on experience in the nursing facility and became fascinated with
long term care. In 1977, my senior thesis
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Donna Sprinkle and Jay Bumm
at Guilford was written with research I
did at Friends Homes at Guilford. It was
then I decided I wanted to pursue a career
in this field.”
After graduation, Donna served
a three year internship at Kendal in
Longwood in Pennsylvania and there she
crossed paths with Wilson Sheldon, CEO
of Friends Homes, Inc., who was also an
intern. Donna married and moved to
Indiana with her husband, Jim, who was
finishing a PhD in Biochemistry at Purdue University. While Jim completed his
program, Donna earned a MS in Public
Policy and Public Administration. The
Sprinkles then moved to Chicago where
Jim was a college professor for 20 years
and Donna, a licensed administrator,
worked in nursing home administration
with four different companies.
The Sprinkle family grew to include
two daughters, who have both graduated
from college. After Donna’s husband,
Jim, died of leukemia in 2002, Donna
started thinking of returning to North
Carolina where many of her extended
family members live. Her sister lives in
Randleman and her brother- in- law,
Rusty Parsons, was the pastor of Centre
Friends Meeting until this past July.
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Meet Two New Residents of Friends Homes West
Sally Conterno
S
ally Conterno says for her the process
of moving; of packing up and choosing what to keep, and what to give away
was not difficult. Sally was accustomed
to moving since in her husband’s career
with AT&T and Lucent, they had ten
corporate moves across the country. This
time, however, she was making the move
alone, and it was entirely her decision.
In August of 2012, Sally moved to
a ground floor apartment in Friends
Homes West. “I took one look at that
apartment with the patio and said, I’d
take it. I love the convenience of being
close to my car and having the outside
entrance is great.” Sally was married for
54 years and after her husband Larry
died in 2011, she started thinking about
moving. “I was ready to give up the responsibilities of a large home and after
ten months on the market, it sold.”
Sally Conterno
Fourteen years ago, on January 1st of
1999, Sally was diagnosed with viral encephalitis. She spent six weeks in the hospital and feels fortunate to be alive. “I was
so lucky a doctor was on call who properly
diagnosed the situation. After months of
rehabilitation, I recovered but a lingering effect is loss of memory. I remember
nothing about being in the hospital and
find it very difficult to recall some things.
Shirley Hamilton
S
hirley Hamilton is a Greensboro native whose family has lived here since
1901. Shirley says, “Except for two years
with Wachovia Bank and a two and half
year stint in New York as a stewardess for
American Airlines soon after I graduated
from Woman’s College (UNCG), I’ve
lived in Greensboro my entire life. I’m
the last of my family here.”
Shirley’s husband, Bill, had a career
with JP Stevens. They were happily married for 37 years and enjoyed traveling all
over the world. Shirley has mementoes
and photograph albums from many
wonderful trips. Bill died in 2006, and
they had no children. After experiencing
some health issues, Shirley decided it was
time to consider moving to a retirement
community where she could have the
security of knowing assistance is available
if she needs it. She moved into a two
bedroom apartment at Friends Homes
West on January 3rd of this year.
For Shirley, a main reason to choose
Friends Homes West rather than one of
the other retirement communities was
Shirley Hamilton
the location. “I love the convenience
of the location. I’m only minutes from
shopping, doctor’s offices, and my
church. I love the fact that everything
is under one roof and think that’s a big
advantage. I also like the floor plan of the
apartment. In getting settled, I can’t say
enough about how responsive the gentlemen from the Maintenance Department
have been. They’ve been phenomenal to
work with. Everyone is so friendly that
it’s easy to meet new people.”
Shirley has been very active in the
community. She worked in the Adoption
When I finally was allowed to drive, I
remembered how but had no idea where
I was going. Fortunately, I could read a
map and could find my way. I remember
faces but find names hard to recall. I find
it’s just easier to tell people my situation
when I sometimes can’t come up with the
right answer or remember a name.”
Meeting Sally, one would never guess
she ever had a health problem. Several
times a week, she exercises at Pyramids
and still loves playing golf. She enjoys
jigsaw puzzles, playing Solitaire, and
of course, keeping in touch with her
daughters and two granddaughters. At
Friends Homes, she volunteers with Betty
Jo Duncan to assist with decorating and
helps Jeanette Patton with gardening.
Sally enjoys living at Friend Homes West
and says, “From the first time I stepped
into the building, I felt a warm, loving
atmosphere. The service is excellent, and
everybody is so friendly.”
Division of the Social Services Department for 26 years, retiring in 1994. She
was a Board member for many years for
Child Care Ministry and has always been
active in her church. At Westover Church,
she’s a member of the Women’s Ministry
Leadership Team as an advisor and also
a Bible Study leader. She says, “When I
retired, I prayed that God would use me
in ministry. Mentoring women is what He
had in mind for me and that has been a
major delight in my life.”
A lover of music, Shirley enjoys the
Greensboro Symphony and another
favorite pastime is getting together with
friends. An interior design major in college, Shirley has decorated her apartment
herself. A mixture of lovely heirloom
family pieces of furniture, colorful fabrics,
and a multitude of photographs makes her
apartment a warm and inviting place to
entertain friends. While Shirley maintains
her outside activities, she is reaching out
to meet new friends within the community secure in the knowledge that if she
ever needs help, she is surrounded by a
caring staff.
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Resident Profile: Bonnie Ray of Friends Homes at Guilford
N
atural talent and creative energy
make Bonnie Ray a remarkable
person. She has a gift for music and loves
to play the piano, is always busy with
some type of craft or hand work, and is
the matriarch of a family that includes
six children, ten grandchildren, and
fifteen great grandchildren. Three of the
grandsons are serving our country, one
having served in Afghanistan and one in
Iraq. In August of 2011, Bonnie moved
to Friends Homes at Guilford where she
shares her talents with the community.
Bonnie says that for as long as she can
remember she’s loved music. “My parents
said when I was two years old, I would
sit in front of the pianist in our church
watching her every move. I was mesmerized. My only piano lessons were many
years ago in elementary school. Every day,
I thank God for this natural gift that has
given me so much pleasure.” Bonnie has
always shared her gift and was playing in
her church sanctuary at age 15. Through
the years, she has been a choir director,
organized a hand bell choir at Glenwood
Friends Church, and now is part of the
praise team at Southside Baptist Church.
She also plays for George Brothers Funeral
Home and says she has been playing for
Hanes Lineberry for 49 years. Within
Friends Homes, Bonnie shares her talents
by playing for vespers and for sing- a-longs
in Fox Concourse and Whittier.
Originally a native of Elizabethton,
TN, Bonnie and her husband, Jack
Bonnie Ray
moved to Greensboro in 1953. When
her youngest child was two years old, she
started a flower shop in her home. The
volume of business grew quickly so she
opened Ray’s Flower Shop on Freeman
Mill Road. In 1977, one year before
her husband died, she closed the shop.
Never one to be idle, she began making
cakes and started catering, a business
she continued until a few years ago. Although she no longer had a retail shop,
she could handle all the arrangements
for a wedding from elaborate cakes, to
decorations, flowers and food.
In her church work, Bonnie has always loved working with young people
and seniors as well. When she was Seniors
Director at Sumner Baptist Church, she
organized a comical fashion show. She
used her creative talents to make all the
outfits and hats and served as the emcee
of the program. The program was a huge
hit and word spread quickly. Over a ten
year period, ending in 2010, Bonnie
estimates they gave more than 80 performances and traveled throughout the
state. Although they did not charge for
the show, most people gave a donation to
the church seniors group, so this became
a fun fund-raiser.
Since she was a little girl, Bonnie has
been crocheting. She says any time she
and her husband would take a trip, he
would always want to make sure she had
her crocheting with her. “He knew that
if I crocheted, I couldn’t tell him how
to drive,” she says laughing. In recent
years, Bonnie has become fascinated
with Chrismons, which are Christian
symbols made of beads and wire and used
as Christmas ornaments. There are many
intricate patterns and Bonnie has even
created her own designs. Her collection
has been exhibited in the display case
in Woolman Hall, and she continues to
make Chrismons so each of her children
will have a set for their home.
Bonnie says that moving to Friends
Homes was not an adjustment for her
since she knew so many people and had
visited through the years. She had been
providing programs at Friends Homes and
had helped a close friend move 17 years
ago. Now that she’s a resident, she uses her
talents in arranging flowers throughout
the buildings, playing the piano, and joyfully living each day to the fullest.
Donna Sprinkle, cont. from page 2.
In 2005, Donna moved back to North
Carolina and for the past six years, she
has been Executive Director of Piedmont
Crossing, a continuing care retirement
community in Thomasville. She also
has taken classes at Guilford College
and become a certified Paralegal. Donna
began her orientation at Friends Homes
Inc. on February 18th and on March
1st, Donna will become Administrator
of Friends Homes West. She’s come full
circle, and the extended Friends Homes
family extends a warm welcome.
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The McIver String Quartet (faculty from the UNCG Music Dept.), played recently at
FH Guilford. (L-R) Marjorie Bagley, Fabian Lopez, Alex Ezermann, Scott Rawls.
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Xaver and Marianna Hertle
Sarah Kellam
Randy and Gail Kellam
E. D. Kennedy
Frances and George Cheek
Ebbie Kent
Rex and Pat Adelberger
Commodore Allen and Dr. Vira R. Kivett
Philip and Miriam Wall
Harry and Daphne Laing
Frances and George Cheek
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Honorariums Received July, 2012 - December, 2012
Bill and Jane Lambert
Xaver and Marianna Hertle
Don Lindsay
Frances and George Cheek
Martha Long
Xaver and Marianna Hertle
Gerry McCall
Frances and George Cheek
Doris McNeely
Helen Medlin
Helen Medlin
The Peden Family
Rebecca Mulligan
Fred Crouch
Raymond and Lindy Holloway
Margaret Nichols
Frances and George Cheek
Carolyn Osborne
Frances and George Cheek
Mamie Owens
Karen O. King
Taylor and Catherine Owens
Donald and Mildred Hoagland
Margaret Leonard
Frances and George Cheek
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Trudy Peacock
Lisa Waite
Charlie and Barbara Phillips
Frances and George Cheek
Wade Phillips
Frances and George Cheek
Charlie and Barbara Phillips
Harold and Mary Pitts
Frances and George Cheek
Nancy Purcell
Frances and George Cheek
Jean Ralls
Frances and George Cheek
Lindsay and Yolanda Reavis
Hugh Reavis
Julian and Betty Rogers
Lee and Jack Boxman
James and Anne Rouse
Kenneth Carroll
Charlie Routh
Taylor and Catherine Owens
Charlie and Mary Routh
Ruby Worley
Brenda Shelton
Curtis and Mary Arlington
Peggy Shinn
Frances and George Cheek
Larry and Maxine Smith
Frances and George Cheek
Ann Stokes
Frances and George Cheek
Clyde Sudderth
Julian and Elizabeth Rogers
Dee Tanner
Frances and George Cheek
Jacquelyn Waters
Charles Ward
Marguerite Waters
Rose Sharpe
Bessie West
Frances Kearns
Bob and Marion Whitener
Xaver and Marianna Hertle
Carolyn Witman
Frances and George Cheek
Lake Woods
Frances and George Cheek
Florence Young
Xaver and Marianna Hertle
Mel and Priscilla Zuck
Kenneth Carroll