One in a Million club recognizes 21 longstanding caregivers

Chestnut Knoll at Home Services recognized 21 caregivers for their years of service on Oct. 11 at Brakeman’s Café in Boyertown during an annual luncheon that celebrates members of its One in a Million club.

Chestnut Knoll at Home Services created the club to show appreciation for its employees’ longevity as they excel in their caregiving roles.

“I’m proud to work with an extraordinary group of people, who provide outstanding, compassionate care to the senior clients in the communities they serve,” said Linda Detwiler, director of Chestnut Knoll at Home Services.

Detwiler presented each new honoree in attendance with a small plaque. Two employees, Patrice Harmon and Welimma Ogbolu, received a commemorative watch, purchased from E.G. Landis Jewelers, to mark their 10 years of service.

Employees recognized by years of service:

• 10 years: Patrice Harmon, Welimma Ogbolu

• Nine years: Laura Breyer, Eileen Brown, Sarah Cuth, Susan Ealy

• Eight years: Raliegh Cosby, Jacqueline Gill, Maria Rayco, Connie Reinstein, Dawn Yocum

• Six years: Lori Nester Ermold, Jean Kocher, Patricia Schaeffer, Bethany Shade

• Five years: Hope Fryer, Sharon Hallman, Emily Kissinger, Brooke Patton, Claire Sims-Randall, Michelle Stamm

Chestnut Knoll at Home Service will hold another reception this month to recognize 21 additional caregivers for having 11-19 years of service.

Chestnut Knoll at Home Services provides seniors with non-medical assistance in their homes to maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services are monthly, weekly or daily care; respite care (planned temporary relief for the family caregiver); and emergency care. Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Chestnut Knoll at Home Services is private pay and can accept long-term care insurance. For more information, call 610-473-3328.