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Say thanks to our dedicated EVS team

The environmental services team at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor has always played a critical role in resident comfort and care. But during a global pandemic, the people in EVS have risen to new challenges and worked harder than ever to make sure our community is safe and comfortable — and that everything keeps running smoothly.

Whether it’s a repair from the maintenance team or a special conversation with someone in housekeeping, the dedicated staff in EVS put our residents first and go the extra mile to keep a smile on everyone’s face.

“I am happy with housekeeping services and my maintenance guys always get the job done,” said Kathryn Roblee.

Resident Beth Brown likewise expressed her appreciation for the EVS crew.

“I like all of the maintenance guys. They are personable and are wonderful to be around,” she said. “Housekeeping is very thorough, and they do a great job.”

Thank you to the hardworking members of our EVS team who have gone above and beyond in recent months.

Joseph Cassity, maintenance tech

How long have you been with PMMA? Nine years.

What's your favorite part of your work at PMMA? The people. Everyone is a big family here.

Can you share a special memory? A resident helped with my family history and helped map my family tree from Ireland. It was very special and it stuck with me.

What would you want others to know about you? I enjoy listening to music and being outdoors.

Ellen Rothwell, housekeeping services assistant

How long have you been with PMMA? A total of 3.5 years, two separate times.

What's your favorite part of your work at PMMA? The residents are like family. And joking around with bosses and co-workers.

Can you share a special memory? One of the assisted living residents is a character. She is one that I talk to a lot. We enjoy conversation.

What would you want others to know about you? I love to draw. I enjoy spending time with my family and taking my dogs for walks.

Joseph and Ellen are pictured above.

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